Opinion

Trustees should not back away from the requirement for Gilroy high school students to log 80 hours of community service prior to graduation. That’s 20 hours a year to give back to the community. It’s a reasonable expectation, and one that builds community spirit. To paraphrase the late President John F. Kennedy, “Ask not what your community can do for you, ask what you can do for your community.”

Water district doing its job; No on Props 1D and 1E

May 7, 2009

Two letters: The water district is fiscally responsible and

Biodiesel Idea Interesting, But the Editorial Left Out a Key Production Fact

October 29, 2005

Dear Editor,

Response to a cowardly note left on her car

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Fines for boom cars – like shooting ducks …

OK, let’s define ‘sport’

Do Not Ask for Whom …

Who is going to stop ‘radical socialists’ like Supervisor Gage from bankrupting small businesses with ‘insane’ transportation policies?

Keep service requirement for Gilroy high school students

Water district doing its job; No on Props 1D and 1E

Biodiesel Idea Interesting, But the Editorial Left Out a Key Production Fact

SOCIAL MEDIA

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