St. Mary School participates in Great California ShakeOut Earthquake Drill
St. Mary School students dropped and took cover at 10:17 a.m. Thursday, October 17 as part of the school's participation in the Great California ShakeOut earthquake drill. St. Mary School thanks the Gilroy Fire Department for their help with this drill, which comes on the day of the 24th anniversary of the Loma Prieta earthquake.
Nothing ‘shifty’ about this bike business or a pancake breakfast
Seems like things are improving economically, but it’s a slow boil recovery. Have always felt like the psychological aspect to recovery – or slide – is critically important. It’s almost as if you can “feel” whether the economy is moving. The numbers don’t lie, but they don’t tell the whole truth either. So, as Miss Jenny and I struggle to get the two daughters through college and the nation sputters to leave the Great Recession behind, I’m chagrined at the plethora of state, county and local tax measures dripping ink all over the upcoming ballot. There have been some reforms for public agencies in pension, benefit and pay structures. But honestly, it’s not nearly enough – not nearly enough to justify supporting all the tax measures on the ballot. One of our Community Pulse members answered a question about supporting the Santa Clara Valley Water District’s tax proposal with this: “No. On principle, voting no on all tax measures until agencies, counties, Sacramento get their wasteful spending practices in order.” That’s on the money, and it seems to me that until the clear majority of voters adopt that principle – despite general support for schools, dam re-building, public safety or whatever the purpose – serious and sustainable reform will not happen.
Molder outlasts Baird after six playoff holes for first Tour win at Frys.com Open
SAN MARTIN - Tiger Woods had a sea of spectators following his every move all week at CordeValle Golf Club, but the gallery saved its loudest roars for Bryce Molder and Briny Baird.
