Opinion

Letter: Virus thrives on ignorance

July 20, 2021

I have a sign on the back window of my truck that says “stupidity is curable.” After reading Greg Thomas’s letter (Downtown propaganda is ‘newspeak’) in the July 16 Morgan Hill Times, maybe I am wrong. He and others like him are the reason that...

Guest view: Thank you to public safety officers

June 23, 2016

On Tuesday morning, June 21, Morgan Hill firefighters and police officers stood watch on each of the U.S. 101 overpasses in our city in a moving and poignant tribute to show support for the memorial services for San Jose Police Officer Michael Katherman.

Letters: County should at the very least help Lions find a new home

June 24, 2010

Dear Editor, I read an article in today's (June 22) Morgan Hill

Passionate about good teaching at PV School

September 28, 2004

Dear Editor, We are stunned. In a recent unsigned letter to the

An uphill health battle for baby nephew

March 6, 2013

Five months old. That’s the age of my nephew, who now faces the first major challenge of his short life. You see, Ryland was recently diagnosed with a rare immune deficiency disorder called Wiskott Aldrich syndrome (WAS).

Churches provide meals to the community

April 10, 2013

According to census data, Morgan Hill is a prosperous community. Even the casual observer will notice the million dollar homes lining many streets and expensive luxury cars choking parking lots.

Churches reduce summer boredom

May 23, 2013

Schools seem to be ending earlier this year, and it won't be long until parents hear that dreaded lament: “There's nothing to do. I'm bored!” Of course, this is an exaggeration, but the following list of activities may add some welcome variety to any student's summer.

Challenging the No Good, Un-American Status Quo

September 4, 2007

"Status quo, you know, is Latin for 'the mess we're in.' "

FCC web site offers advice on free time for children during summer months

July 18, 2003

School is out for summer vacation and that generally means more

Chamber Focus: A century in every sip: Gilroy commemorates wineries

August 8, 2025

Visit Gilroy and The Gilroy Chamber of Commerce are proud to commemorate a remarkable milestone in the Santa Clara Valley’s rich agricultural and cultural legacy. This year, three of Santa Clara Valley’s most historic family-owned wineries—Besson Family Vineyards, Kirigin Cellars and Guglielmo Winery—are celebrating...

‘The hold-up’ can minimize opponents’ tricks

Measure cost of the recall against that which district, board has misspent

Lessons for future as state GOP primary again means little

Editorial: City needs to keep theater options open

Voter mandate for upgrading Live Oak as much as for opening new Sobrato

Letter: Virus thrives on ignorance

Guest view: Thank you to public safety officers

Letters: County should at the very least help Lions find a new home

Passionate about good teaching at PV School

An uphill health battle for baby nephew

Churches provide meals to the community

Churches reduce summer boredom

Challenging the No Good, Un-American Status Quo

FCC web site offers advice on free time for children during summer months

Chamber Focus: A century in every sip: Gilroy commemorates wineries

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