Fourth Annual Cool Brews For Cool Pools Festival Scheduled for
July 23rd The Fourth Annual Cool Brews For Cool Pools Festival will
be held from 11am to 7pm on July 23 at the Community Cultural
Center. Admission is free this year and 20 breweries will be on
hand, including El Toro and Coast Range along with Tied House, Rock
Bottom, Los Gatos, Faultline.
Fourth Annual Cool Brews For Cool Pools Festival Scheduled for July 23rd
The Fourth Annual Cool Brews For Cool Pools Festival will be held from 11am to 7pm on July 23 at the Community Cultural Center. Admission is free this year and 20 breweries will be on hand, including El Toro and Coast Range along with Tied House, Rock Bottom, Los Gatos, Faultline. Wine from Guglielmo, Clos La Chance, Pedrizetti and Solis will be available as well. Music will be provided by Shane Dwight Band, JJ Hawg, Usual Suspects and the Woogie Men. Trail Dust BBQ and My Pizza will be providing the food throughout the day. The Kids Zone will keep the little ones happy with a giant Tsunami Water slide, jump house and games. Tasting kits with 10 tastes and a mug cost $15.
Speed bumps accomplish city’s goal
Speed bumps recently placed on Morgan Hill’s downtown area along Monterey Road appear to be doing what they are intended to do: slow down traffic and divert some vehicles to other streets, according to City Manager Ed Tewes.
A recent traffic survey showed 27,000 vehicles travel through Monterey Road each day, Tewes said. The high traffic volume was a concern to downtown businesses. They were particularly worried about speeding vehicles in the downtown area. As a result, speed bumps were installed, requiring motorists to decrease their speed to 25 mph as they approach the downtown area.
Tewes said, “The first week the speed bumps were installed, our public works office received five to six calls a day from people complaining about the speed bumps. The calls then decreased, and now it’s quiet.”
Coyote Lake, Coe Park featured in “The Great Outdoors”
The Bay Area UPN station will broadcast an episode of “The Great Outdoors” with Tom Stienstra, set in Coyote Lake and Henry W. Coe State Park in Morgan Hill. Stienstra will join the Foster City mountain bikers on a ride to Coit Lake. The episode also features Santa Clara County’s newest recreation area, Coyote Lake – Harvey Bear Ranch County Park, east of Gilroy. The episode includes Trail Council Director Bob Power and reveals views of the southern Santa Clara valley and Coyote Lake. Park rangers Julie Lee and Chris Crockett will take Stienstra on a tour of the Lake’s excellent campground, which offers unique lakeshore camping opportunities.
Library plans fundraiser meeting
The Friends of the Morgan Hill Library invite all interested library supporters to attend a meeting to discuss raising funds to help furnish the new Morgan Hill Library (scheduled to open in 2007). The meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 20, at 7pm in the meeting room of the library, 17575 Peak Ave. Subjects for discussion include fundraising projects, donor recognition, and library needs. All ideas and suggestions are welcome. Contact: Carol O’Hare, [email protected], 782-9029.
