Opinion

Letter: Oppose gravel mine plan at Sargent Ranch

August 4, 2022

The future of the Sargent Ranch site is officially open for discussion. While I am a big proponent of property rights, I do believe that in some situations, overriding concerns can place limitations on them. I have attended seminars on “takings” at League of Cities...

Parks Dept. left archery range in shambles

August 16, 2018

I was very happy to see the March 23 Dispatch article informing local people about how someone at the Santa Clara County Parks Department is trying to ruin the Mt. Madonna Park archery range. I have spoken to over a dozen credible sources about...

Mosque in South County a bad idea

August 3, 2007

Reader does the math and comes up with a

January 7, 2010

July 30, 2010

I am a volunteer on the Wipe out Watch crew for the City of

Just When is the City Going to Put Lights on the Levee?

July 11, 2006

Dear Editor,

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Hypocritical military facility training Latin American soldiers must be closed

Have fun, dance your socks off – but not in downtown Gilroy!

Paris in January on Five Precious Words a Day

Comments on School Attendance Appreciated

Easy common sense answers to multiple Gilroy questions

Letter: Oppose gravel mine plan at Sargent Ranch

Parks Dept. left archery range in shambles

Mosque in South County a bad idea

Editorial cartoons: Why isn’t this working?

Why can’t Gilroy support a top-flight restaurant?

Bringing a Super Wal-Mart to Gilroy will allow area residents to save millions on their grocery bills

Cut-a-thon Success Due

A Lesson Learned From Another Kind of Fireworks

Letters: Residents should stop defacing poles and contributing to blight

Just When is the City Going to Put Lights on the Levee?

SOCIAL MEDIA

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How Gilroy’s Small Businesses Are Adapting to a Digital-First Economy

Letter: Preserve Wheeler Auditorium’s place in Gilroy history

Acclaimed film festival brings weeklong celebration to South Valley

Literacy program reaches South County residents