Bikers ride for a cure at Hollister Hills
For 65-year-old Sue Slate, motorcycles aren’t just a form of transportation. The two-wheeled bikes are a way of life and something she has never been without.
Barker, Forestieri named Times’ athletes of the year for Live Oak
Playing an integral part on two teams with Central Coast Section aspirations, Live Oak’s Sydney Barker was noticed in different ways on the soccer and field hockey fields.
Wedding thank you note fails to deliver intended message
DEAR ABBY: My husband and I attended the wedding of the son of some old friends in another state. Rather than buy the young couple a gift, we instead gave them a check for $1,000. Imagine our astonishment when a month later the following arrived in our mailbox:
Group rides in Hollister Hills for a cure
For 65-year-old Sue Slate, motorcycles aren’t just a form of transportation. The two-wheeled bikes are a way of life and something she has never been without.Â
Memorial Day weekend camping reservations set all-time record high
The California Department of Parks and Recreation has some advice for unhappy campers struggling to find a campsite for Memorial Day Weekend. People who left it to the last minute to try and get a prime spot at beach and coastal campsites are asked to consider campgrounds farther inland or north, said Roy Stearns of the Parks and Rec Department.
Don’t miss it: Second Annual Giants Garlic Fest
The aromatic lure of garlic will reach AT&T Park in San Francisco once again Friday, June 21 as the second Annual Giants Garlic Fest — in community partnership with the Gilroy Garlic Festival Association — will be held in Seals Plaza at 5 p.m. prior to the ball club’s game against the Miami Marlins at 7:15 p.m.
County, City finalize RDA settlement
Santa Clara County and City of Morgan Hill officials announced Thursday they have finalized a settlement of a dispute related to the transfer of Morgan Hill Redevelopment Agency properties and cash to the newly formed Morgan Hill Economic Development Corporation in March 2011.
City works on revising growth management system
As part of the City of Morgan Hill’s effort to update its General Plan and other long-term planning documents, City Hall has invited outside experts to share their experiences managing growth in communities in California and across the country. Thus the City Council has directed its staff and a consultant to explore revisions to the City's growth management system, and, as an initial step in that multi-year process, officials have organized a public symposium May 29 to learn about strategies that have succeeded elsewhere, according to a press release from the City’s General Plan update consultant, The Planning Center.










