Sleep right to eat right
Eating right and exercising, but still packing on the pounds? It might not be that piece of chocolate cake from last week. But riddle me this, riddle me that, how much sleep have you been getting recently?
Downtown failures and inconsiderate neighbors
Well, Gilroy's downtown suffered another big loss in the "downtown's the place to be" schematic with the recent closure of the Clock Tower restaurant located in the Old City Hall building.
Don’t let cat make main meal of dog food
Q: I heard that it's bad for a cat to eat dog food. Is it because there aren't enough vitamins? I have a cat named Ferdinand that likes to eat out of the dog bowl. How bad is that for him?
Caltrain station lighting complaint
poor lighting: "When my daughter came home from the railroad station the other night, her whole knee was ripped on her pants where she fell. They have the lighting there so very badly, they can hardly see when they get off the train. She cut her knee as well as ruined her $41 pair of pants. I wish they would be able to get some better lighting down there. She's been taking that train for a long time, so I know she knows where everything is. But she fell in the dark and it's just lighted very badly. Thank you."
The joys and trials of adopting
When 2 1/2-year-old Jordan Agaliotis laughs it's a miracle. He's
Selective hypocrisy and more on the op-ed pages
Lately, The Dispatch's opinion page has been a source of eye
Consider the humble peanut
Otherwise known as goobers, ground peas, manila nuts and pinders, peanuts are a homely staple in much of our country.
No joking matter: Pastors turn to humor in sermons
Lighter moments in a message can help audiences better