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August 4, 2026

What Iowa can teach our children

Well, it's finally over: The most important, earth-shattering, paradigm-shifting, portentous political event since - oh, gosh, a very long time ago, really - has concluded, and by that I am of course referring to the Iowa caucuses, in the relentless view of the media. Never in the history of a Mongol horde of reporters with nothing better to do has there been such a lengthy, breathless, heart-stopping buildup to a non-binding straw poll among 20 percent of the Republicans in a state whose total population could fit into metropolitan Los Angeles without appreciably slowing down the traffic on the 405.

Morgan Hill church offers grief support

Grief is something we must all go through at some time. No one

Christians honor Salvadoran martyr

Many of Hollister's churches share a unique ecumenical tradition, participation in a worship experience called “Holy Stir.” Several times a year members of a variety of congregations gather together to share a common liturgy of prayers, message and music.

Even with low rates, you can still invest

Not long ago, the Federal Reserve announced that it plans to keep short-term interest rates near zero until late 2014. The Fed initially pushed rates to that level in 2008, in an effort to stimulate economic growth. Clearly, low interest rates have a wide-ranging impact – but what effect will they have on you, as an individual investor?

Working smarter to improve reliability

The millions of dollars of machinery and equipment at Utilities Division’s 53 major facilities are vital in providing reliable water and sewer service – through rain, shine and power outages – for Morgan Hill residents and businesses. However, the reliability of the system also depends on other factors, in addition to this machinery and equipment.

Your annual financial to-do list

The end of the year is a good time to review your personal

Gilroy church celebrates 25th anniversary

Gilroy's South Valley Community Church has reached an important

Deja vu: 2008, part deux?

Years from now as historians hunch over their laptops dissecting

Our Town: Poppy Jasper Film Festival returns, bigger and better

A few months back I got an email from a friend who said she would like to talk to me about the Poppy Jasper Film Festival. I kind of thought, “Poppy Jasper Film Festival”—didn’t that film festival kind of fade away a year or so ago?

Christians celebrate Easter in diverse ways

Americans tend to treat Christmas as the most important holiday

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