Gilroy Gardens H20 Park: wasteful water in drought?
Dear Red Phone, “I'm reading in the Dispatch that there's a new water park at Gilroy Gardens. I thought we were in a drought. This water cannot be recycled water, so obviously we no longer need to stop flushing our toilets each time we use them. And we can water our yards and wash the cars. It doesn't play at all. Plus, the $2 million, where is that coming from? Oh yes, it's my pocketbook - again. As a taxpayer, I think this is horrible. I wonder if this political, is this a payoff to Don Chapin and Co. for something? I don't know. Please do your best.
Clever canine no match for this dog whisperer
The other day I let our small dog, Puddin', outside to do his
Getting Out: Point your way to this vista seashore
It is said that nothing can be all things to all people, but every rule has an exception. Point Reyes National Seashore is the exception to this rule. Jutting boldly into the Pacific Ocean in western Marin County, Point Reyes and its surrounding communities have something that will excite and please everyone.
GETTING OUT: Jim Donnelly Trail
At 87,000 acres, Henry W. Coe State Park is the largest and wildest state park in northern California. But for all the park’s size and diversity, it lacks one precious commodity: accessible flat terrain.
