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Candidates bring business approach to county board race

Two candidates looking to succeed Supervisor Margie Barrios on the county board representing District 1 both bring a business-like approach to their candidacies.

Kosmicki: Ideas you won’t hear from local candidates

In honor of an election year, here’s a 25-point plan for political change in the county that you probably won’t hear a peep about between now and November:

World-class visit from bodybuilder Jay Cutler

One of the greatest legends in the bodybuilding industry made an appearance in Hollister recently. Jay Cutler—not to be mistaken for the inconsistent Chicago Bears quarterback—was at Pumped Up Fitness Nutrition on March 12 to promote his supplement line, Cutler Nutrition.

Riled by Gavilan, Hollister council broaches other college partners

Hollister council members Monday expressed disappointment at the continued tone from Gavilan College leaders who are reluctant to build an educational center downtown, and broached the possibility of approaching California State, Monterey Bay or another institution about opening a site here.

Veterinarian on four wheels

The white, fluffy dog with big, brown eyes stood on its back legs and looked briefly at the veterinarian before turning away.

Gavilan trustees talk over Hollister site options

Gavilan College trustees discussed education center sites for San Benito County but took no action, as the item was slated for just discussion at the March 8 board meeting.

Three run unopposed for county board of education seats

Three county residents are running unopposed for seats on the five-member San Benito County Board of Education.

Sales tax for roads headed to June ballot

Supervisors on Tuesday put their support behind a proposed half-cent sales tax now headed for the June ballot.

San Benito County’s public health officer resigns

Dr. Anju Goel resigned from her position as public health officer for San Benito County and finished her last day of employment this week, according to a top administrator.

News Analysis: Resource Recovery Park is just parked

After a total expense of more than $287,000 from the Landfill-Solid Waste Fund and months of serious, but ultimately unnecessary, angst among the neighbors, San Benito County’s much ballyhooed Resource Recovery Park exists in name only.

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