Opinion

Former Marine sends in a salute to a ‘brother’

December 9, 2004

Dear Editor,

January 31, 2025

Last month, I shared that 2025 would be my final year writing this column; after 25 years of Spoking My Mind, I felt it was time to hang up my helmet. (Let me clarify: I’ll stop bike writing, but never stop bike riding.) Thank...

Correcting an honest mistake

May 20, 2005

Dear Editor,

Candidates Growing Smarter

September 6, 2018

With great pride we endorse these candidates for Gilroy City Council: For the two-year seat, Carol Marques. As a member of Gilroy Growing Smarter’s Executive Committee, Carol worked tirelessly to help pass Measure H in 2016. She will defend it by making sure any challenger will...

September 25, 2014

Farewell to some great local guys

Fast-track Tribal Folly

January 12, 2007

Our former Santa Clara County supervisor turned Congressman is

August 1, 2024

To coin a cliché, hot enough for you? Sure, I’ve lived here long enough to know that some of the hottest days of 2024 have yet to hit us; still, we’ve already had our fair share of some terribly toasty temps. You longtime readers know...

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Your view: Six letters

Quit snivelling about the Star-Car in the Northwest Quad

Former Marine sends in a salute to a ‘brother’

Spoking My Mind: Fine February favorites

Correcting an honest mistake

Candidates Growing Smarter

Your view: Three letters

Fast-track Tribal Folly

Spoking My Mind: Keeping cool when temps climb

Owners of illegal marijuana dispensary force the city’s hand

$500 Savings Account for Every Child – Legal or Not – Has the World Gone Mad?

Will the truth about VTA’s largesse now be told?

SOCIAL MEDIA

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

Religion: Life after Easter: faith in the ordinary

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How State Gambling Rules Intersect With South County Business Life