Garlic Festival a Success
Gilroy – Andrea Alvarado and Anna Clark haven't missed a single Garlic Festival for 15 years, and they weren't about to make an exception this summer.
Letter: A tale of two Saturdays
The fencing went up the day before. Entry gates were put in place.
The streets, normally access routes to the areas fenced in, were closed off. Traffic was rerouted away from the area around the Morgan Hill Community and Cultural Center’s grounds, as well as...
City to hire relocation consultant for downtown tenants
The City of Morgan Hill is preparing to hire a relocation consultant to help with the implementation of downtown revitalization plans, which includes relocating businesses on City-owned properties in preparation for future demolition and development.
Gavilan College aims to complete new library, resource center by end of year
Gavilan College’s new Library and Student Resource Center is about 75% complete and on track to open in early spring 2027, college officials say.
The $65 million facility in Gilroy is one of several campus improvement projects funded by Measure X, a facilities bond measure...
Free pet adoption event a tail-wagging success
Approximately 110 furry creatures found homes last weekend, when animal lovers flocked to Maddie's Pet Adoption Days at the Santa Clara County Animal Shelter in search of canine companions and feline friends.
Centennial Recreation Center
Community members participated Tuesday evening in a hard-hat tour of the $17 million Centennial Recreation Center. West Coast Contractors, Inc., is building the facility. The unusually long April rainy season delayed construction the first two weeks of April, but dry weather during the last two weeks has allowed the roofing installation to continue. The mechanical roof top units have been set and the swimming pool has been excavated. Windows and storefront systems are being installed and the sheet rock is completed in one of the center's sections, ready for paint. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the anticipated grand opening has been pushed back to at least the middle of October and possibly the first of November 2006. The project, however, is within budget, city officials said.
LIFTING SPIRITS, Part 5: Abandoned mother of two could be homeless
A typical weekday for Claudia Anderson begins at 7 a.m. when she













