Community

County eyes sales-tax increase vote

May 28, 2005

Desperate to find new sources of revenue, county officials are

Red Cross seeking donors to end shortage of Type O blood

July 23, 2005

A critical shortage of Type O blood has led the Northern

MH Police Nail

August 12, 2006

Three intersections around city monitored week of Aug. 6-12

The Morgan Hill Times Sept. 28 editorial failed to give readers the complete origin of the Taste of Morgan Hill festival. The event was started by the Morgan Hill Downtown Revitalization Program, now the Morgan Hill Downtown Association and was turned over to the Morgan Hill Chamber of Commerce after five years when the two organizations joined together. Morgan Hill Councilman Greg Sellers was the executive director at the time, and while Lorraine Welk was a great supporter and active in the MHDRP, the event was conceived of, developed by and run by Sellers and the downtown merchants and property owners.

Leadership class donates public art project to City

September 20, 2013

City officials welcomed the Leadership Morgan Hill Class of 2013’s class project - a collage of photographs depicting the history, life, culture and “vibrancy” of Morgan Hill.

‘Time to Stop Rape’

April 26, 2012

One in three boys is sexually assaulted before he turns 18. One in three girls will be before she turns 18. About 85 to 90 percent of rape victims knew the perpetrator.

Patients File into Hospitals as PG&E Piles into the Street

August 1, 2006

As temperatures remained high the Saint Louise Hospital treated

“Perfect” weather predicted for Garlic Festival weekend

July 21, 2010

Less than two days before the Garlic Festival opens its gates,

City to install tarantula March 3

March 2, 2016

Morgan Hill’s very own parking garage arachnid is scheduled to arrive at 8 a.m. March 3 and be installed onto its webbed perch high above on the Fourth Street wall of the downtown structure.

Editorial: The cost of ending SNAP—and the hunger it will bring

November 6, 2025

In the coming days, the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) faces elimination for the month of November, or it may be partially funded—moves that threaten to deepen food insecurity for millions of Americans, including many right here in Morgan Hill. SNAP, formerly known as...

Religion: Considering the Just War Theory

A new place to get some air

Courthouse fails to deliver – so far

New sign installed at crosswalk

Gourmet goodness in The Grove

County eyes sales-tax increase vote

Red Cross seeking donors to end shortage of Type O blood

MH Police Nail

Clarification

Leadership class donates public art project to City

‘Time to Stop Rape’

Patients File into Hospitals as PG&E Piles into the Street

“Perfect” weather predicted for Garlic Festival weekend

City to install tarantula March 3

Editorial: The cost of ending SNAP—and the hunger it will bring

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