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Editorial: Pressure the City to Protect Sidewalks

December 2, 2016

Biodiesel Idea Interesting, But the Editorial Left Out a Key Production Fact

Mayor Encourages Attendance at City Budget Hearings

All-Day Kindergarten Sounds Like a Dream, But It’s a Nightmare

Well done articles by GHS students

May 25, 2004

DEAR EDITOR:

Right Track Committee schedules a forum on city economic incentives

May 29, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

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...

It’s Time for Defiance Not Compliance

May 18, 2006

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.

Entertaining columnist ought to learn how to ‘throw darts beyond his feet’

November 8, 2002

Dear Editor:

Guest column: Schools superintendent makes the case for Measure E

May 26, 2016

At this time, we’re housing our children in school buildings where their own parents attended classes 30 or 40 years ago. The average age of schools in the Gilroy Unified School District is 30 years old and five schools are more than 50 years old. The District has taken great care of the schools but they need to be renovated and rebuilt.

March 24, 2022

In March 1870, the California state legislature approved an act allowing Gilroy to incorporate and become a full-fledged city. The Gilroy Advocate, our first newspaper, began publishing a weekly edition only a year earlier. The Dispatch, which came later, absorbed the Advocate in May...

Gilroy needs a new post office,

February 28, 2008

Gilroy needs a new post office. It's that simple. What to do?

$6.3 million in GUSD budget cuts – difficult choices ahead

January 28, 2010

Gilroy Unified School District has allowed the financial storm

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Editorial: Pressure the City to Protect Sidewalks

Biodiesel Idea Interesting, But the Editorial Left Out a Key Production Fact

OK, let’s define ‘sport’

Mayor Encourages Attendance at City Budget Hearings

All-Day Kindergarten Sounds Like a Dream, But It’s a Nightmare

Glen View Teachers: Yes!

Well done articles by GHS students

Right Track Committee schedules a forum on city economic incentives

Letter: Gas taxes wasted on public sector transit

It’s Time for Defiance Not Compliance

Entertaining columnist ought to learn how to ‘throw darts beyond his feet’

Guest column: Schools superintendent makes the case for Measure E

Guest View: It’s time to power up our local newspaper

Gilroy needs a new post office,

$6.3 million in GUSD budget cuts – difficult choices ahead

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Religion: Life is about choices

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Editorial: Using AI ethically, with our community in mind