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April 7, 2026

Go wild at WERC!

W.E.R.C., the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center in Morgan Hill, is accepting applications for volunteers who are available to work during the morning on Monday, Wednesday or Saturday. Duties include cleaning, feeding, and caring for injured, orphaned and sick native wildlife. All volunteers are required to be at least 16 years old. Volunteers working at our site work a 3-hour shift, at least once a week and are asked to make a four-month commitment. The orientation session will be held on June 9th, 2012.

You can’t hide in fixed income

When is being risk-averse too risky for the sake of your retirement?

Teraji: Secret cultural event of the season

What if they gave a free concert series and no one came? Well, not no one, but not as many as we would have hoped would come out in enthusiastic support of such an excellent showcase of South Valley talent. 

Witnesses in Stow case recall the sound of an assault

LOS ANGELES – The sound of bone against concrete was as sickening as it was loud, reverberating across a parking lot at Dodger Stadium and alerting fans streaming to their cars that something had gone horribly wrong on Opening Day.

Evidence is presented in Bryan Stow beating case

LOS ANGELES – The video shows Marvin Norwood sitting in an interrogation room, speaking to his mother on a Los Angeles Police Department detective's cellphone.

BASKETBALL: Warriors have options with No. 7 pick

No, the Warriors didn't win the Anthony Davis sweepstakes, that was New Orleans. But Golden State is perhaps as happy as any team in the league after it received the No. 7 pick in Wednesday's draft lottery.

Organization aids underprivileged students

Santa Clara County is one of the nation’s most prosperous areas. Highly paid Silicon Valley workers have supported an economy featuring luxury cars, expensive homes and high-quality social amenities. Our South Valley area, however, is not so fortunate. Gilroy trails the rest of the county, having high rates of poverty, unemployment and schools struggling to meet the needs of their students.

‘Mary Poppins!’: Joyous, captivating enchantment

“Mary Poppins” was written by P.L.Travers, a native Australian who spent most of her life in England. Disney made an entrancing movie, with Julian Fellowes adapting the story for the stage with the award-winning Sherman Brothers supplying the music and lyrics. Their delightful music and words fascinated and gave the world a charming gift.

Tobacco comes with hidden costs

Kurt Drückler was a heavy smoker. For many years, the German gentleman ran a tobacco shop on the corner of Alexandrinen and Sebastian streets in the heart of Berlin. A few months after I was born, he died from emphysema. This lingering and painful disease, caused by years of inhaling tobacco smoke, prevented him from traveling to the United States in 1966 to see me, his newborn grandson.

Celebrating 79 years of drive-in theater enjoyment

On June 6, the drive-in theater will celebrate its 79th birthday. Yeah, I know. Most people don’t care and there aren’t many drive ins still around. Honestly? That’s a shame. I love the drive in. And I’m sure I’m not alone in my fondness for outdoor movie theaters … right?

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