Opinion

The major streets of Gilroy are turning into a third-world grid of potholes, gullies and fissures that continues to get worse after every storm, and it appears NOBODY in city government is not only not doing anything about it, but apparently does not care. Why is our City Council not doing anything about it? It seems to me the Dispatch could make a lot of Gilroy residents very happy to spearhead an effort to find out WHY the streets have been so neglected (besides the age-old excuses of ‘no money’) and WHY our local government refuses to keep us posted on their plans to fix it. How about an editorial addressing this problem?

Congratulations graduates, great job newspaper

June 20, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

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I wholeheartedly agree with Mayor Tom Springer that crossing

May 31, 2024

Any resident of California is aware of the large number of homeless individuals in the state. Even South County has numerous people readily identifiable as lacking a home. Often they fill our creeks and sit along our sidewalks. More recently at St. Mary, I have...

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