Around Town: Saying a final goodbye to Marty
There are moments in life that don’t announce themselves with fanfare or ceremony. They arrive quietly, leaving behind a memory that settles into your bones.
Nine of us taking an early morning walk Saturday, July 19 to scatter Marty Cheek’s ashes at Henry Coe State...
Explaining the Reasons Measure A Advocates Have Become Pesky
Measure A proponents are really bugging me. Why? Let me count the reasons.
Comments From Measure A’s Proponents Reveal True Colors
Until Monday afternoon, I was sure that Measure A, the county's bid to increase our sales tax rate by one-half cent, was headed for approval. I read details of polling that gave Measure A a slim lead. And given that the majority of Santa Clara County voters live north of Bernal Road and are more likely to support a BART extension than those of us in South County, I thought that the hint of a back-room deal to fund BART that I found so objectionable wasn't likely to bother them.
It’s time to get tough with Olin over perchlorate pollution
So, the federal government is going to cough up $1.75 million to
Separation of Church and State Protects the Most Religious
"The purpose of separation of church and state is to keep forever from these shores the ceaseless strife that has soaked the soil of Europe with blood for centuries."
Letter: Sunnyside needs safer bike access
My name is Mikayla McCoy and I am a 13-year-old resident of Morgan Hill. It has come to my attention that a bike lane for Sunnyside Avenue has been in the planning for a long period of time.
I live right off of Sunnyside; all...
How about a guilt-free holiday for once?
I have a question, a simple question, yet one which I have a
Editorial: Helping others is what brings a community together
The 94-year-old South County resident loved animals, so much so






