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There are some members of the newspaper’s Editorial Board who are darn tootin’ tired of the latest brochures and pamphlets touting Gilroy’s economic attributes and they are tired of hearing “we’re working on it” when plenty of tax dollars are being spent on economic development. I understand. My eyes gloss over on the “latest brochure,” too. What we all want are tangible results, facts that you can get you arms around:

We see them all around Gilroy, on street corners with signs

Not that John Ellis is in danger of losing his lead in the

Art is everywhere. It enhances our lives, brings beauty into our

Re: the recent story in the Times about a bobcat seen near Easy Street in Morgan Hill.  These beautiful felines are indeed living amongst us.  They’re becoming more “urbanized” because development is encroaching on their native habitats and driving them further into residential areas.  They are searching for food and water.  Bobcats are shy, solitary animals and will not attack humans, if left alone. 

‘Saints and Sinners’