Opinion

City’s new wood-burning law solid

March 17, 2005

Some Gilroyans, led by resident Jim Gailey, are so upset about

A legacy: The politics of alienation

November 11, 2003

We want to note Gilroy Mayor Tom Springer's departure from the

Two Very Different Sides to the Very Green Hills

April 11, 2006

Everyone in Gilroy is sick of rain, including me. I bore it

Utility Tax On the Move

June 7, 2007

New and improved tax would be on the November ballot, but

After Careful Consideration, Three for City Council

October 6, 2005

There is just one month to go before Election Day, and this

‘Either we build it (new police station) or we start writing checks to developers’

January 19, 2004

Dear Editor:

Making things happen downtown long overdue – Council should take a leadership role

November 21, 2002

DEAR EDITOR:

Letters: Memorial Day events a success thanks to wonderful volunteers

June 5, 2009

As one of the Memorial Day Parade Committee Co-Chairs I would

Eigleberry Neighborhood group gets a boost from the community

August 15, 2003

On behalf of the Gilroy Eigleberry Neighborhood Association

Be Smart, Stay Safe

June 30, 2006

All fireworks have the potential to injure people or property.

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Christopher High volleyball star Finley Corona heads to Chico State

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Got it sdrawkcab on Wal-Mart

Cozy relationship between classified unions and governor hurts education

Letters: No more school bonds

Bravo for teachers involved in the Day of Silence

Memo from Pastor Kang: What do you see at night?

City’s new wood-burning law solid

A legacy: The politics of alienation

Two Very Different Sides to the Very Green Hills

Utility Tax On the Move

After Careful Consideration, Three for City Council

‘Either we build it (new police station) or we start writing checks to developers’

Making things happen downtown long overdue – Council should take a leadership role

Letters: Memorial Day events a success thanks to wonderful volunteers

Eigleberry Neighborhood group gets a boost from the community

Be Smart, Stay Safe

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: ‘Tort tax’ is a burden we all share

Santa Clara County breaks ground on Children’s Advocacy Center in Morgan Hill

SVCT produces ‘High School Musical on Stage!’

Christopher High volleyball star Finley Corona heads to Chico State

Letter: You can’t deport love!