Sobrato theater tackles school shooting subject with ‘26 Pebbles’
Ann Sobrato High School’s theater program is presenting “26 Pebbles,” a documentary-style play about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, now in its closing weekend with the final two showings to take place Nov. 14-15 at 7pm in the Sobrato Performing Arts Center.
The docu-drama...
With summer halfway over, local schools preparing for fall
Although the start of school is more than a month away for
Sister cities of MH expands cultural exchange with Italy
Sister Cities of Morgan Hill has expanded its programs to allow local families and teens age 14-17 to participate in a cultural exchange with sister city San Casciano, Tuscany, Italy.
More than 100 Flex students enroll at MHUSD
Since Silicon Valley Flex Academy announced it was closing July 26, Morgan Hill Unified School District staff has enrolled more than 100 new students from the defunct charter school at its secondary campuses, according to an Aug. 5 press release.
Local food pantries increase assistance
Second Harvest Food Bank has responded to the growing need for food assistance among local residents by increasing the frequency of grocery giveaways at some South County distribution sites.
Trolley tours wine country in style
With more than 50 bonded wineries in southern Santa Clara County, there are plenty of reasons to keep your wine purchases local.
Morgan Hill residents Heather Gallegos and Christina Perez have been friends for over 30 years and have done lots of international travel. With...
District sets workshop on Coyote Valley
The Morgan Hill School District will host a workshop for the
Covid-19: By the numbers
As of Aug. 12, the Santa Clara County Covid-19 data dashboard shows that there have been 13,059 cases of the virus here since the pandemic started. The total death count from the novel coronavirus is 207 in Santa Clara County.
Live Oak grads ‘forever young’
Spraying silly string freely on a balmy and windy day dressed in
Principal: Holocaust discussion apparent misunderstanding
An apparent misunderstanding of a Britton Middle School English













