Gilroy is great; good Council candidates needed now
There's a City Council election coming up this November. Three
Down to the Nitty Gritty on Immigration, Education
So many interesting tidbits in the news! While I'd love to muse
Guest View, Zach Hilton: Biking for a vibrant city
Whose town has the true Pedal Power? Meaning, the most people with wind in their hair, and with wheels turning. With young people and adults rolling in the open air.
Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition invited cities across San Mateo and Santa Clara counties to a...
A Marvelous Mind and a Life Well-Lived
One of the best things about living in the Bay Area is that we
It’s Time for Defiance Not Compliance
I graduated high school in New York State, long before the days of exit exams. In New York, there were two types of diplomas you could receive upon graduation, the standard diploma or the Regents diploma. My school required that all graduates must pass the Regents exams and receive a Regents diploma, and so every member of my class did just that. My parents knew the requirements going in, and I and my classmates knew those requirements, and so we followed the rules and successfully graduated.









