Concerned About Coyote Valley? Now is Your Chance to Speak Up
In 50 or 60 years, if Coyote Valley Specific Plan creators have their way, Coyote Valley will be an urban, high-density community with at least 25,000 homes, 50,000 jobs, and 80,000 residents. As San Jose planner Darryl Boyd said at last week's South County stakeholders meeting, "That's a city the size of Mountain View."
Ann Sobrato’s Legacy: Educating Today’s Youth
The members of the first graduating senior class of Ann Sobrato High School will receive their diploma Friday. Principal Richard Knapp is proud of the Class of 2007 because those seniors have established a welcoming culture and have set a positive tone for the growing student population.
Times Leadership Accountability Project Needs Improvement
The Morgan Hill Times is undertaking a new "Accountability in Community Leadership Project" in 2007. The newspaper is implementing the project by capturing the goals of community leaders and having its readers, members of its editorial board and elected officials grade goal accomplishment.
Trail Opponents Bully City Officials, Proponents into Silence
To hear many Jackson Oaks residents talk, public trails would make the perfect setting for Stephen King's next novel. Based on their comments at last week's Morgan Hill Bicycle and Trails Advisory Committee meeting, trails are rife with fire bugs, litter bugs, careless smokers, vandals, burglars, sex offenders, drunk and amorous teenagers, drug users, homeless people, peeping Toms, and reckless bikers running over hapless pedestrians trying to escape vicious animal attacks.
