62 F
Morgan Hill
March 27, 2026

Agree with one part of letter, disagree with everything else

Dear Editor, Regarding the letter from Peter Jensen, Morgan Hill

Churches support the poor in El Salvador

The tiny country of El Salvador (8,124 square miles, about the

Don’t forget to say thank you

YOUR VIEWS

We’ve come a long way, but not far enough

Lately I seem to vacillate between being encouraged about the

Editorial: The transformative power of public art

In a world increasingly shaped by technology, commerce and rapid urbanization, public art stands as a profound counterbalance—a humanizing force that elevates the collective spirit of a community. Art in public spaces does far more than decorate; it educates, inspires and connects. Public art is...

Improved communication needs to be top priority

Dear Editor, I always enjoy reading Dina Campeau

Learning from time spent in Mom’s kitchen

When I was growing up, our family sat down to the dinner table for a feast of Mom’s cooking nearly every night. My brother and I may have sought out our softie father anytime punishment was required, but Mom was the go-to for a homemade meal or treat.

Principles are key to good candidates

I'll be conducting what are essentially job interviews in the

Sobrato High football update

This is to inform the community of the great things that are

Faith-filled dentist follows two careers

St. Peter and other apostles of the early church devoted themselves entirely to spreading the Gospel, living on money given by church members. St. Paul, a late addition to the group, frequently performed paid outside work so as not to financially burden the young churches he founded. Since his occupation was making tents, self-supporting or “non-stipendiary” ministry is often called “tentmaking.”

SOCIAL MEDIA

7,630FansLike
1,717FollowersFollow
2,844FollowersFollow