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April 13, 2026

Diverse churches meet at MH Community Center

The practice of Christianity has been in decline for several

A walk in the park and other pursuits

Nothing pleases me more than to hear from a reader about a column I wrote that they particularly enjoyed or that struck a chord. It also makes me happy to hear from folks with column ideas, and recently I received such an email. It, in turn, sparked a corresponding chord with me. More about that in a bit.

Women’s Bible study offered in Gilroy

Gilroy's New Hope Community Church (8886 Muraoka Drive)

Why the Disdain for Open Government on the Local Level?

Concern should be for informing the community, not for the

Red Phone: Low branches need to be cut

"While the trees lining Miller Avenue are very majestic, they are also more than 100 years old, and thus the question arises – how healthy are they? With their large massive limbs over the street and houses, a falling limb could inflict enough damage to kill a pedestrian or crush a car. Has the city consulted an arborist to establish reasonable assurance these trees are safe and there is low possibility of falling limbs?"

Carving a Niche

Two men from the South Valley furnish their homes with unique

A Walk Through the Cemetery

I'm debating whether or not I'll watch South Valley Civic

A virtuous and generous spirit passes from our midst

Marge Albaugh probably wouldn't cotton to being described as an

Monster mania

They may give us nightmares ... or worse, heebie-jeebies ... but somehow we just can't get enough of our favorite monsters. From classic literature to mega movies, TV shows to Halloween costumes, we want more blood-sucking, walking-dead, moon-howling, monosyllabic-uttering creepsters. Here's a look at a few monster classics, some facts about real-life horror-makers and a chance to craft your own monster tale.

49ers fire offensive coordinator Martz

Mike Martz, the flamboyant and headstrong coach who took St.

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