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Cooking fish perfectly

April 11, 2005

If you are among the 41 percent of Americans* who think fish is

April 8, 2005

We saw it during Spring Break along Poipu Road, at the periphery

Bestsellers 4.7.05

April 7, 2005

The Northern California Independent Booksellers Association

Kicking off National Library Week

April 7, 2005

What better way to kick off National Library Week (April 10-16)

April 7, 2005

Marie, a 48-year-old attorney known for her penchance toward a

April 7, 2005

The hills were alive with more than 325 hiking souls heading up

April 6, 2005

With rainfall and snow pack totals well above average for this

April 6, 2005

Lawn care products line the shelves of every nursery and

April 6, 2005

Your wrists are sore, you're trying to make things better. So

April 6, 2005

Everything is shaping up for a horrendous mosquito season. Not

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Annual Gilroy Home + Garden Tour is May 8-9

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Religion: Living in freedom and without fear

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What Today’s Homebuyers in Gilroy Need to Know Before Entering the Market

March 26, 2026

Editorial: Your community, your paper, your support matters

March 26, 2026

Report shows Gilroy falling behind in housing numbers

March 25, 2026

Help needed at Bay Area food banks

Authorities investigate car submerged at Chesbro Reservoir

Gilroy landlords honored

Were you at the Garlic Festival July 28? Stop by here

Bert Mar Invitational returns to CHS

Cooking fish perfectly

Remembering the dead

Bestsellers 4.7.05

Kicking off National Library Week

Dressing for success

Society hits new heights

Low-water gardening

Get rid of pests with time-tested remedies

To rest or not to rest

Eliminate mosquito breeding grounds

SOCIAL MEDIA

Annual Gilroy Home + Garden Tour is May 8-9

Religion: Living in freedom and without fear

What Today’s Homebuyers in Gilroy Need to Know Before Entering the Market

Editorial: Your community, your paper, your support matters

Report shows Gilroy falling behind in housing numbers