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March 19, 2026

Soldier’s family grateful for a holiday homecoming

Gilroyans Mia and Chris Eaton have spent the holidays over the past year thinking about their son, a U.S. Army sniper, who at any given point could have been laying prone in hostile territory in Afghanistan.

MH Chamber announces 2014 honorees

The Morgan Hill Chamber of Commerce announced Friday its 2014 honorees, who will be celebrated during a Jan. 25 awards dinner at the Morgan Hill Community and Cultural Center, located at 17000 Monterey St.

It’s a tree for all!

The City of Morgan Hill is looking for volunteers to help plant 100 trees to be donated by Invest From the Ground Up and partner organizations.

A class act

Fifth-grader Piper Budrow, awaiting the start of Friday’s “Thanks and Giving” festivities inside the Oakwood School gymnasium, succinctly summed up the annual school-wide holiday event in her own words.

Solar power company brings jobs, clean energy to Morgan Hill

A San Mateo-based solar power provider recently opened a facility in Morgan Hill which employs about 120 people, and offers to install and maintain sun-powered electricity systems for homes and businesses throughout northern and central California.

Don’t miss it: downtown street scenes

The Morgan Hill Tourism Alliance, in partnership with the Morgan Hill Downtown Association and the City of Morgan Hill, will assemble the first ever “Downtown Street Scenes” event from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday on Monterey Road between Second and Third streets.

Gallery of Trees exhibit

The Rotary Club of Morgan Hill’s Gallery of Trees exhibit - one of the community’s annual anticipated holiday events - will be erected on the lawn of the Community and Cultural Center’s amphitheater Dec. 7.

Coming up: Perchlorate spill update meeting

The Perchlorate Community Advisory Group will have its first meeting in about nine months Dec. 19 in San Martin, where residents will hear the latest update from regulators on efforts to clean up the remnants of a perchlorate spill into the South County groundwater.

County adopts directional signs for wineries

Santa Clara Valley wineries are already on the map, but proponents of a new County ordinance want to make it even easier for visitors and tourists to find their favorite tasting room or their next stop on their self-guided wine country tour.

Thanksgiving brings inherent risk of cooking fires

With Thanksgiving approaching, local fire agencies are warning residents about the cooking-related dangers the holiday can pose.

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