It’s gonna be a hot one
Temperatures in Santa Clara Valley are expected to heat up to record-breaking levels in some areas, and the City of Morgan Hill is offering its largest public facilities as “cooling centers” for residents who would suffer from the outdoor heat.
Community support helps keep youth center open
The City of Morgan Hill, community organizations and local residents have joined the El Toro Youth Center’s parent organization - Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County - in raising money for the center after a financial scare earlier this year threatened to shut the facility down, according to authorities. The El Toro Youth Center will remain open at least for the rest of this year, thanks to the “community support,” Catholic Charities CEO Greg Kepferle said. Now the youth center’s supporters will continue working on a “sustainability” plan to find permanent sources of funding to keep the facility open forever.
Your daily cup of briefs: Maui property manager prevents MH mayor from attending City Council meeting
Maui property manager prevents MH mayor from participating in City Council meeting
Firefighters raise nearly $35,000 for MDA in annual Fill the Boot
Morgan Hill's Fill the Boot campaign raised almost $35,000 from June 21 to 23, doubling last year's fundraising efforts.
Annual Fill the Boot campaign on now through the weekend
Members of Cal Fire and the Morgan Hill fire departments are out in force to help raise money for the Fill the Boot campaign to benefit muscular dystrophy research to combat the disease in children.
Host families needed for Mizuho Student Exchange program
Mizuho Student Exchange is in need of host families for this year’s student exchange with Morgan Hill’s Japanese Sister City: Mizuho-machi in Tokyo, Japan.
