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That sound you hear coming from Texas officials when the subject

"Is there anything the city can do, or is there someone we can contact regarding the dangerous turning situation drivers face when coming out of the Kohl's/Target shopping center? There are three left-hand turning lanes turning onto 10th Street off of Camino Arroyo. The lanes aren't marked well, and a car in one lane or another is always confused as to which lane is theirs when completing their turn. They drift over into the wrong lane, causing many many near collisions. I drive a big truck and am not hard to see. I try to stay in the far outside lane, but still I have been pushed over many times by a confused neighboring motorist. I've seen many drivers in the inside lane cut off the drivers in the the middle lane. It's not intentional. It's just a big intersection with three turning lanes. It's not marked well or lined up and set up well, so it does get confusing. It is scary and something must be done soon. I bet if we did a poll this has happened to just about everyone in town making that turn and on more than one occasion."

When people have an entitlement mentality, enough is never

A Gilroy High School band fundraiser will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 1 at Applebee's in Gilroy. Pancake breakfast for $6. 

The first annual Run for the Stink'n Roses Cougar Classic (as it now called) was successfully run  Sunday September 30th.  For a first time effort by the Christopher HS  Cross Country Team  it came off without a hitch.  A number of experienced SVRC members were there as volunteers  but you could see that Michael Bonomi  and his team of eager beaver students were used to organizing races.