Changing the face of downtown one storefront at a time
In 2007, when my husband took a job in Gilroy and we came here
Labor Day Doesn’t Mean the End of Grilling Season
I enjoy Labor Day. It is the chance to recognize everyone for
It’s about that time – time to store the grill
Now that we are in the month of November, it can be said that
The odoriferous classroom pet comes home
If you have a child in elementary school, chances are that child
An explanation of ‘weak two-bids’
Originally, Charles Goren looked at a special class of hands holding seven cards in one suit, but lacking enough high card points (HCP) to open. Goren saw that this length was often wasted as discards. He also recognized that, as a trump suit, this length could be powerful in play. Since Goren used the entire two-level to indicate strong hands, he devised the pre-emptive three-level bid to show solid length in one suit even when lacking enough HCPs to open.
Morgan Hill youth serve the poor in Mexico
On July 23, one adult and four teens from Morgan Hill's Advent
Selective hypocrisy and more on the op-ed pages
Lately, The Dispatch's opinion page has been a source of eye