Sixty Central graduates earn diplomas
When Central High School’s 60 graduates walked the Downtown Amphitheater Stage to receive their diplomas at the June 7 commencement ceremony, nearly all of them knew what their next steps were after leaving high school.
Rural SC County Deputy Job in Budget Peril
South County's rural deputy is on the county chopping block yet
Letters: Gas still works when power is out
Gas ban targets wrong sources of waste
We are fortunate to have a natural gas water heater, range and fireplace log insert in our home. During brownouts and blackouts, we can shower, cook and stay reasonably warm. If natural gas is such a boogeyman, why...
Pediatrics, obstetrics to close at Gilroy hospital
Pediatric and obstetric units at Saint Louise Regional Hospital in Gilroy will shut their doors within 90 days to cut costs in a system that has been hemorrhaging money to the tune of $100 million a year and is up for sale.
City may seize property on East Third Street
Dwight Jungkeit has owned the home at 35 E. Third Street since
Aquatics Center may host next year’s swimming meet
Visions of parking nightmares, complete gridlock and bad weather
Religion: Fasting promotes spiritual solidarity
Last Tuesday, I was invited by some Muslim friends to their home for an Iftar, the meal that ends the fast each day of Ramadan. It was a happy event and it is a happy coincidence that this year the month of Ramadan, the...
