Letter: Gilroy soldier helps educate the students in Afghanistan
I would like to share the following story about the humanity of war and the hearts of our soldiers in Afghanistan. Through all the bad they still made time to do good.
Guest view: Food security is critical to economic and national security on Central Coast
The agricultural stretch of California’s Central Coast along the Salinas Valley is often called the “Salad Bowl of the World,” and for good reason. It supplies more than 60% of the nation’s lettuce and substantial portions of strawberries, spinach and broccoli.
But beyond the fertile...
A salute to GUSD’s incremental victories
There is plenty being written on these pages about what ails the
Teacher salaries and one view of a pie in the face
Teacher salaries enticing from columnist's vantage point
Garlic Don’s 60th
Don Christopher wears a crisp, dark shirt embroidered with a 60-year medallion over the pocket. It commemorates a proud achievement for a business, but dresses a walking portal to history with a encyclopedic recall, a window into an how the global agricultural revolution underwent transformation during the second half of the 20th Century, and in Don’s case, transformed a community.










