OUR VIEW: Constructing a plan to halt library vandals
Most of what’s going on at our community’s beautiful new library is magnificent. Many more Gilroyans have a library card, there are computers being utilized, summer book readings galore and serene places where people can study and learn.
‘Power Fridays’ a powerful push back from public service
Gilroy's City Council has managed (a most ironic verb in this
First street gets smoother
A collective sigh of relief has been heard across Gilroy in response to the recent street paving up and down First Street—between Santa Teresa and the intersection of Monterey Road and Leavesley Avenue. As the road condition increasingly worsened over the last few years, locals and visitors began circumventing the bumpy, pothole-riddled street that is the main artery to grocery stores, retail, restaurants and many other services.
Organized labor supports Council slate because …
Don't you just love plots? Schemes. Tomfoolery. Isn't living in
3 letters: Finding 15-year-old Sierra LaMar; Why don’t Gilroy schools participate in free-throw competition?; Rush Limbaugh’s humiliating comments
A burning hope expressed in poetic form for the safe finding of 15-year-old Sierra LaMar









