Tapeworms are icky, but not dangerous
We saw a worm in the cat's litterbox. At first, it looked like a
U.S. OPEN: Woods shares lead with Furyk, Toms heading into weekend
SAN FRANCISCO - As the first two rounds of the 112th U.S. Open have shown, positive progress requires a two-step formula of survive and conquer.
Post Office employee sounds the call to give, locals answer
The San Martin's Post Office was swimming in cards, wrapping paper, bows and ribbon last week after community members of San Martin, Morgan Hill and Gilroy donated holiday themed goods to troops stationed overseas in places where holiday stationary and wrapping paper are almost impossible to come by.
LDS Church promotes self-reliance
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are a highly respected part of their communities throughout the United States. They hold important positions in government, business, education and other fields. But this was not always the case.
The Hero of Allemand Raceway
It was a young guy from Hollister, Johnny Lomanto, who dominated our area’s roadster races. Many “hot rods” used Ford’s flat-head V-8, but Johnny raced a cut-down pickup with a hopped up GMC Six.
