Religion: Enjoying the Christmas sprint…
By the time you read this article, you may have very well taken your last bite of Thanksgiving dinner. You’ve let your belt out a notch and put the leftover turkey, potatoes, stuffing and cranberry sauce into to-go containers for your guests to take...
New name, new identity for former Burnett site
The Morgan Hill Unified School District’s defunct school site at 85 Tilton Ave. - formerly the Burnett Elementary campus - will have new occupants for the start of the 2013-14 school year and, before the end of August, a new facility name.
Google boosts school district technology
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Larry Carr: City Council District A candidate profile
Larry Carr has served on the Morgan Hill City Council for nearly 20 years—preceded by four year as an elected school board member—but he says his motivation to continue public service hasn’t changed.
Police arrest two for Morgan Hill streetlight wire theft
Morgan Hill Police arrested two men who allegedly stole copper wire from city-owned streetlight poles, authorities said.
The Feb. 25 arrests occurred shortly after the Morgan Hill Police Department sent out a notice asking the public for help in reporting the recent ongoing thefts.
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Memorial Day ceremony set for May 31 in downtown Morgan Hill
For the first time since 2019, local residents, veterans and their families will be able to gather in person Monday to remember and give their thanks to service people who died in combat.
May 31 is Memorial Day, and local resident Eddie Bowers—a veteran of...
Spotlight of the Week: Inquisitive Minds at Science Alive
Hundreds of middle school students from throughout the Bay Area spent Saturday morning dissecting cow's eyeballs, building race cars and even concocting their own slime, at Gavilan College's Science Alive fair.
Sixth grade switch still not sitting well with parents
Parents opposed to the school district’s new grade level reconfiguration, namely moving sixth grade into the middle school sites, are not going gently into that good night as witnessed at the Sept. 15 school board meeting.
















