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March 26, 2026

Prison spending solutions

There's the governor's plan for cutting $1.2 billion in spending

Fill in the pool, build bocce courts and let them eat cake

At a recent City Council retreat, ’twas suggested that the city fill in the swimming pool at South Valley Middle School and build bocce ball courts. And, as a stunningly brilliant ancillary measure, the city will seek a summer use contract with the Hilton Garden Inn and Motel 6 that would allow east side Gilroy residents to purchase a $125 family pass, giving them summer access to the hotel pools. Parking not included. Just kidding … I think, but sometimes you just shake you’re head and wonder about the inability to connect the dots.

Gavilan Makes Move Towards Coyote

Planners, developers claim new 50-acre campus in north Coyote

Giants reap the benefits of perserverance and team chemistry

On a drizzly, dreary night little more than three years ago, the

Humorist appears at San Martin Church

The news these days is full of gloom and doom: home

High on the hog

In a world of fad diets and low-fat foods, the major pork producers in America have, over the last 60 years or so, reengineered the tasty hog.

Wrestling with the good, the bad and the silly street tree ‘crisis’

Gladdens my heart to read Sports Editor Erin Redmond’s story about the new wrestling room under construction at Gilroy High. The storied Mustang program is steeped in life lessons. The wrestlers learn about discipline, respect, commitment, competition, camaraderie and the resilient human spirit. The cache may not be the same as football, basketball or baseball, but it deserves full respect from school trustees and community, much like the GHS field hockey program. Those two programs change young lives forever for the better and are in the same category as Phil Robb’s (now retired) glorious music program.

‘Other Desert Cities’ gripping, thoughtful

Kevin Heath and the Limelight Actors Theater continually bring well done, enjoyable theater to Gilroy. “Other Desert Cities” is a comedy-drama and not an easy piece to deliver, yet Heath and his company of top Limelight alumni actors bring in a first-class production.

Garcia Pro Bowl bound

Aloha, Jeff Garcia. It was announced Thursday that Gilroy native

Scrapbook

Steven Good has been accepted to the A.R.T./Moscow Art Theatre

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