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April 7, 2026

Local teen headed for great – and artsy – things

As an Arts and Culture Commissioner for the City of Gilroy, I look forward to the enthusiastic interaction of commissioners and student representatives at monthly meetings. For the past two years, Julianna Vanni has represented Christopher High School, reporting the school’s art activities with enthusiasm and passion.

Squirrels taking over!

“Red Phone, we live in the county and we’re having a bigger problem than normal with ground squirrels. They are undermining our barn and there just seems to be more than ever. Also, we’re concerned because they carry diseases. We tried shooting them, we tried trapping them, but they are just everywhere and we’re running out of ideas. Surely, we can’t be the only ones. Help!”

BASKETBALL: New Warriors GM will follow his own formula

He's got the crisp, expensive suit, the ready-made smile and the superagent savvy. But new Warriors general manager Bob Myers, it turns out, is hardly the type.

Around the Gilroy horn with a few random thoughts

Random thoughts this week:

Seeking truth about immigration controversy

Immigration is a topic of heated discussion in the United States. The current presidential campaign has provoked fear, distortions, outrage and scary stories; a case currently before the U.S. Supreme Court seeks to resolve how much control states can have over non-citizens living within their borders.

‘Understudy’: Unappreciated side of theatre

Webster’s definition for understudy: an actor who learns the part of another actor so as to serve as a substitute when necessary. Here is where prolific, Pulitzer Prize nominee, author and playwright Theresa Rebeck (recently creator of TV’s “Smash”) lets the fall out of what it means to be an understudy in this wacky, witty rendition of a Broadway play within a play by (wait for it) Franz Kafka.

Bryan Stow beating suspects face federal weapons charges

LOS ANGELES – Two men charged in state court in connection with the brutal beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow will each face federal charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm, authorities said Tuesday.

COLUMN: New address won’t matter for Warriors

If their shameless pursuit of a San Francisco home is a money chase, Warriors co-owners Joe Lacob and Peter Guber are doing the right thing.

NFL: 49ers’ Williams says he won’t let playoff miscues define him

In the days after the NFC Championship Game, Kyle Williams was a wanted man. Television shows from "Good Morning America" to Jim Rome and radio stations from midtown Manhattan to downtown San Francisco were clamoring to get the 49ers wide receiver on air to ask one burning question: How was he dealing with the two botched punt returns that cost his team a trip to the Super Bowl?

NFL: Some Raiders’ players against new NFL edict about knee and thigh pads

News that the NFL had adopted a rule change that requires all players to wear knee and thigh pads in 2013 was not received favorably Tuesday by some Raiders players.

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