Getting Out: A most underrated mountain
I had heard of Montara Mountain. I knew that it rose above
A fast start slingshots Christopher to semifinals
Christopher’s 30-point first quarter helped pave the way to an easy win over Cupertino.
Everything went right for the Cougars from the initial whistle. A 60-yard opening drive to take a 7-0 lead, two blocked punts that resulted in 9 points, and two interceptions by...
The best year in GHS history
Start up the hyperbole machine because it's time to see who is
Opportunities abound for learning about Islam
Historians say there has been a Muslim presence in America since our Colonial days: slaves brought from Africa were privately practicing their religion. But Islam remained basically beneath the public’s notice until the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001.
Scientific literacy made the American Revolution
As you and your friends and family get set for the Independence Day celebrations here in the South Valley, I hope you’ll take a moment to think about the great American experiment we are a part of today. The word “experiment” to describe our republic is a fitting one. Many of the leaders who founded our nation were scientifically astute and understood the principles of carrying out tests to prove or disprove revolutionary ideas – including political ideas.
College prep workshop presented to students
When the local high school students started coming to Elizabeth Munoz-Rosas with questions about the college application process, the children’s services librarian at Gilroy Library recognized a need in the Gilroy community.
Receive grants for revitalizing your home or historic building
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