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Letters: Farms are alive and well

August 26, 2010

Gilroy High’s annoying dress code without educational purpose needs to be revamped

A personal thank you from the city administrator

Sharing College Lessons After Midlife Re-entry

Photo spread of biker rally not appreciated

Kudos for Garlic Fest organizers from a very enthusiastic vendor

August 5, 2005

Dear Editor,

No reason Indian Motorcycle should vanish

December 11, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

July 20, 2023

In June the City Council approved our financial budget for fiscal years 2024 and 2025. For the next two years this budget drives the City’s spending and funding allocations within the limits of our revenue sources. As your mayor and a CPA by profession,...

December 14, 2011

Dear Editor, After reading the Dec. 9 edition of the Dispatch, I think it important for the City of Gilroy to provide some clarification in reference to several articles and opinions that appeared concerning the Interim Gilroy Center for the Arts building use limitations.

Letter: Hundreds of billions will burden the economy

February 15, 2011

The voters asked for self-sufficient high speed rail, not

Your View: Don’t sack the saxes

June 5, 2015

For 23 years the Central Coast Sax Quartet has been an essential piece of the Gilroy Garlic Festival experience. Each year, without fail, they stroll through the festival grounds, delighting visitors and providing local flavor to the festival’s music scene. This year, the Garlic Festival is looking to end its nearly quarter century history with the group by “going in a new direction” for their musical lineup.

War and This President’s Policies a Tragic Failure for U.S.

November 29, 2005

Dear Editor,

Two Very Different Sides to the Very Green Hills

April 11, 2006

Everyone in Gilroy is sick of rain, including me. I bore it

September 1, 2022

How much sooner would we have highway improvements if we didn't waste gas taxes and vehicle fees on boondoggle public sector transit? If we didn't run all those empty buses around? If we didn't pretend that public sector transit was beneficial, and cover up...

Congratulations to the GHS class of 2004

June 11, 2004

Congratulations to the members of Gilroy High School's Class of

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Opinion

Letters: Farms are alive and well

Gilroy High’s annoying dress code without educational purpose needs to be revamped

A personal thank you from the city administrator

Sharing College Lessons After Midlife Re-entry

Photo spread of biker rally not appreciated

Kudos for Garlic Fest organizers from a very enthusiastic vendor

No reason Indian Motorcycle should vanish

Mayor’s Update: Gilroy’s next two years

City: Arts Alliance knew building limitations

Letter: Hundreds of billions will burden the economy

Your View: Don’t sack the saxes

War and This President’s Policies a Tragic Failure for U.S.

Two Very Different Sides to the Very Green Hills

Letter: Gas taxes wasted on public sector transit

Congratulations to the GHS class of 2004

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: A call to speak up

Gavilan spring production explores key chapter of local history

Gilroy boys soccer fights competitively in higher division

Learn about the history of Middle East tensions at Congregation Emeth presentation

Film, panel celebrate diversity, self expression