Why our community retains that small-town essence
French philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville visited America in 1835
After many failed attempts, it’s time to take a real vacation
Personally, I've never been a big fan of vacations. For me,
Differentiated Diplomas Would be Fair to All High School Students
There was a massive sigh of relief last month from about 25,000
Life’s Journey Takes Her Back Into the Classroom
It is hard to believe that it is September already, with Uvas
A Christmas tree, and a taste of a family tradition
Happy St. Nicholas Day, all ye thieves, sailors, and children.
Cheers and Jeers: Police Union Takes a Clear Stand
The following organizations and individuals deserve either CHEERS or JEERS this week:
Advanced Health Care Directive a gift to your family
On four Saturdays in April, I met with local folks at the Gilroy
Last Thing Gilroy Needs is an ‘Anointed’ School Trustee
The sudden death of Gilroy Unified School District Trustee TJ
As We Flounder, Consider the Casualties of the Math Wars
One of the other editorial board members raised a point about











