Opinion

Best candidates put Gilroy first

November 3, 2003

DEAR EDITOR:

Downtown is not city property, so people ought to butt out

November 14, 2002

DEAR EDITOR:

Mold mishap an egregious fumble

May 13, 2005

Reading descriptions and looking at pictures of the mold problem

Lost cat back home, thanks to The Dispatch and Hollister residents

November 28, 2003

EDITOR:

May 31, 2019

All Animal Rescue & Friends will be attending Paws in the Park, the inaugural dog festival at Gavilan Community College’ s main Gilroy campus on Saturday, June 1. Paws in the Park, on the college soccer field from 10am to 3pm. is a free...

Tattoo page in the Gilroy High yearbook really the best option?

November 7, 2007

Making discriminating choices is a key point in this debate

Letter: Fundraiser unites Japanese-American community

April 12, 2011

It is human nature as individuals to seek one's own

Fees Waived for School Project

February 13, 2006

The following organizations and individuals deserve either

November 24, 2021

School safety has been a hotly debated issue everywhere in America, as kids start to emerge from their homes to in-person education. While Gilroy is no exception, there seems to be a similar discussion around students from the view of drugs and drug safety,...

As mayor and councilman, Tom Springer was a dedicated politician with an unblemished public service record

November 28, 2003

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‘Dollar Store’ success – it’s all about entertainment

Teacher firing not an isolated incident and it’s about time the evaluation process received public scrutiny

Farewell to Gilroy With Heartfelt Gratitude

3 letters: Time to step up and save the Red Barn; Government spying clearly illegal; Warm welcome from Pullman and Washington State University

A Foul Wind Blows South

Best candidates put Gilroy first

Downtown is not city property, so people ought to butt out

Mold mishap an egregious fumble

Lost cat back home, thanks to The Dispatch and Hollister residents

Support animal, pet rescue efforts

Tattoo page in the Gilroy High yearbook really the best option?

Letter: Fundraiser unites Japanese-American community

Fees Waived for School Project

Guest View: How can we stop kids from abusing drugs?

As mayor and councilman, Tom Springer was a dedicated politician with an unblemished public service record

SOCIAL MEDIA

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