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Fight rural crime, it’s about time

November 15, 2004

C’mon Gilroy how about a little perspective on the value of a library

Bush fiddles with war plans while the U.S. economy sinks deeper

Hey Gilroy, Want Better SAT Scores? Then Insist on More Music and Art Classes

Beautiful butterflies signal water rationing is unnecessary

Publisher’s view: 2015: Just be happy

December 30, 2014

As we get head into 2015, we reflect on 2014 and make resolutions to hopefully carry us through the upcoming year. We promise to eat healthier, exercise more, be a better person and pray for world peace. But instead of searching for that magic cure, or constantly working toward fulfilling New Year's resolutions, just be happy—it's not that hard.

‘Jeers’ to newspaper for taking perchlorate-tainted cash

February 25, 2003

Dear Editor:

Could it be the Magic Ingredient for Educational Success?

January 30, 2006

Let's hear it for Jody Childers, Kathleen Taylor, Sue Perino,

At last, school board members who won’t just chalk up the exodus to ‘white flight’

November 8, 2002

DEAR EDITOR:

February 14, 2025

Knowing that this article will be published around Valentine’s Day made me reflect on my past experiences on this holiday. Throughout much of my dating and married life, I have celebrated it by getting a gift and taking my significant other to a dinner...

Self-inflicted Wounds at GUSD

November 15, 2006

Gilroy Unified School District trustees

Weighted grades irrelevant; AP classes count

May 16, 2003

The Alliance for Academic Excellence is weighing in for weighted

Leno, Arnold … help!

October 3, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

‘Special delivery’ takes on new meaning

March 9, 2004

November 19, 2014

Once again, reports are coming in from nervous people about mountain lions (a.k.a. cougars, pumas and panthers) seen near their homes. Sightings of these large animals (6 to 9 feet long and weighing up to 275 pounds) are on the upswing during the dry season because the lions may need to leave remote habitats in search of prey and water. But with limited hunting grounds, the lions may follow prey—usually old or sick deer—into the suburbs.

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Opinion

Fight rural crime, it’s about time

C’mon Gilroy how about a little perspective on the value of a library

Bush fiddles with war plans while the U.S. economy sinks deeper

Hey Gilroy, Want Better SAT Scores? Then Insist on More Music and Art Classes

Beautiful butterflies signal water rationing is unnecessary

Publisher’s view: 2015: Just be happy

‘Jeers’ to newspaper for taking perchlorate-tainted cash

Could it be the Magic Ingredient for Educational Success?

At last, school board members who won’t just chalk up the exodus to ‘white flight’

Religion: Love is a verb

Self-inflicted Wounds at GUSD

Weighted grades irrelevant; AP classes count

Leno, Arnold … help!

‘Special delivery’ takes on new meaning

Your views: Letters on mountain lions, failure of F

SOCIAL MEDIA

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BLM seeks public comment on federal land drilling proposal

Residents raise concerns over new data center in Gilroy

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VTA approves design contract for Coyote Valley wildlife crossing