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Holiday help available for those in need due to generous community members

January 13, 2004

Mayor cares about people, city

Olin should continue bottled water deliveries

Don’t Fire the DA for Use of Marijuana

Former Bartender Says Characterization of Quail Inn Way Off Base

Letter to the Editor: The Electoral College is a wake up call

October 28, 2020

My office has served the Gilroy community for over 100 years, 40 of them under my watch. Combative politics and modern technology has caused the principles of our republic, specifically the electoral college, to be lost. Our republic was formed by rural states and populous...

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VTA should cut wages, not service

April 22, 2003

The Valley Transportation Agency is in dire financial straits

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School officials can be unfair to students

May 23, 2005

Dear Editor,

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Right course becoming more clear

May 11, 2005

When it comes to fixing Santa Clara County's Williamson Act

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Your views: Letters on poets, unions, The Dispatch

January 29, 2015

Poets celebrate

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How much perchlorate is too much?

January 14, 2005

Is the National Academy of Sciences' recommendation that

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Do we really want a Wal-Mart Supercenter in Gilroy?

April 18, 2003

Dear Editor:

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Moratorium now – city doesn’t need land, it needs a better plan

October 8, 2009

Whoa, Nellie. Let's stop right now and place a moratorium on any

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3 letters, including just say no to hospital tax

December 26, 2011

Hospital testing the waters for bond money? Just tell the pollster ‘no tax hike, period'

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Letter: Republicans just don’t miss a budget chance to do ‘something rotten’

September 27, 2011

With this latest budget battle Republicans have once again shown

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Fantasy group of adventurers

How to Build a Playstyle That Actually Fits You in WoW

April 9, 2026

Gavilan College aims to complete new library, resource center by end of year

April 9, 2026

Religion: Life after Easter: faith in the ordinary

April 9, 2026

‘Wizard of Oz’ brings local youth onto stage

April 9, 2026

How State Gambling Rules Intersect With South County Business Life

April 9, 2026