Baseball: Conforti lifts Bulldogs with bat
It’s not easy to miss Sobrato’s lanky Casey Conforti on the baseball diamond. The three-year varsity starter, who is now a senior, towers over most teammates at 6-foot-4, but it’s what he does with a bat in his hands that makes him stick out.
Tennis: Live Oak boys top Sobrato, end regular season 10-0
Live Oak High’s boys tennis team completed the regular season at 10-0 with a 5-2 home win over rival Sobrato on Thursday.
Baseball: Armijo, Acorns stay hot with rout of Pioneer
Aaron Armijo pitched a three-hitter, tripled and drove in two runs to power Live Oak High’s baseball team to a 9-1 home win over Pioneer on Thursday.
Police interrupt home burglary attempt
Morgan Hill police interrupted a residential burglary and arrested three suspects last week after an observant resident reported suspicious behavior in the neighborhood, police said.
Grant funds available for Historical Heritage projects
Santa Clara County is accepting applications for up to $252,000 in grant funds available through the 2013 Historical Heritage Grant Program, according to County staff.
Third Street Promenade is less than picturesque
Dear Red Phone, "I was downtown Morgan Hill Friday night and the Third Street promenade looks terrible. The pavers, I think that's an ongoing problem, and maybe that's getting fixed, but the lawn is full of weeds and not getting mowed at Jesus. There's trash in front of the restaurant when you sit outside. I guess they don't feel responsible for it. There's trash all along the way, dead flower pots. It's just looking sad. What's going on? Thanks a lot."
‘Faithful and faith-filled’ legacy
After serving more than 50 years in the priesthood, Father Dan Derry – a beloved community figure whose work in the Catholic Church influenced generations of Gilroy and Morgan Hill residents – is leaving behind a “faithful and faith-filled” legacy in South County.
Residents voice neighborhood safety concerns following gang slaying
Roughly 200 concerned residents attended Wednesday night's Community Safety Meeting at Eliot Elementary School in Gilroy.
Family healthy after high-risk pregnancy of quadruplets, mother’s cancer
Connie Cooklin's Hollister home has been full of family members since her daughter Ashley Adams arrived for a visit with her quadruplets at the end of March. The babies – Samantha, Rylie, Braelynn and Wyatt – are 7 months old and they are beginning to scoot around their grandmother's house.
Board defends hefty salary for interim president
The Gavilan College Board of Education is defending its controversial decision to shell out $20,000 to a 30-day interim president, despite some backlash from students, staff and community members.












