December 2019 | Page 4 of 5 | Morgan Hill Times

City updates convenience store ordinance

December 10, 2019

The Morgan Hill City Council agreed to update its 26-year-old ordinance on convenience stores Dec. 4 after some business owners found it to be...

MHPOA offers $1,000 college scholarship

December 9, 2019

The Morgan Hill Police Officers Association has announced that for the first time, it will award a college scholarship to a local high school student.

Morgan Hill man receives free eye surgery

December 9, 2019

After 35 years, Joes Heeregrave was able to ditch his glasses—for free. The Morgan Hill resident was a recent beneficiary of San Jose-based Furlong Vision...

St. Louise gets repairs

December 6, 2019

Santa Clara County has completed several major renovation projects at its two hospitals—St. Louise Regional Hospital, O’Connor Hospital—and at the DePaul Health Center, and...

Jail captain files retaliation suit

December 6, 2019

A Santa Clara County jail captain escorted off the job amid claims that she lied to a superior is now suing her former employer...

MH girl lights tree

December 5, 2019

When Gov. Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Newsom light the 88th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in Sacramento Dec. 5, 10-year-old Nayeli Lemus...

Nyla Valencia on a mission to win state

December 5, 2019

For one of the few times in her burgeoning career, Nyla Valencia didn't finish. Last May in the World Cadet Team Trials in Irving,...

Tech park unveils revised plans

December 4, 2019

The developer of a proposed industrial complex in northern Morgan Hill has revised its plans after receiving hundreds of comments and hours of public...

Christmas tree ranch opens for season

December 4, 2019

Families braved the soaking weather the day after Thanksgiving to officially begin the next holiday. Battaglia Ranch Christmas Tree Farm in San Martin opened...

Judge to rule on hotel ballot measure

December 4, 2019

The final language of a local ballot measure on a Morgan Hill plan to allow construction of more hotels won’t be determined until after a superior court judge rules whether the city’s proposed wording is too argumentative in support of a “Yes” vote.

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