County board to consider river parkway EIR
County supervisors Tuesday will consider approving environmental documents on a river parkway project and amending affordable housing regulations, among other things.
County’s jail project has $5 million shortfall
County supervisors are expected Feb. 7 to receive a report regarding the possibility of a $5 million shortfall on the jail-expansion project.
Wind advisory, rain in forecast for Hollister area
Hold on tight to your hat, there's a storm coming to town.
Veterans’ Corner: VFW golf tourney, more on the calendar
The second annual VFW Golf Tournament will be June 19. Four-member scramble will be held at San Juan Oaks Golf Club. The cost will be $125 per person, $500 for a foursome. Money raised will be used for active duty banner and scholarship programs, as well as to help veterans in need. For more information, contact VFW Post 9242 Commander Bernie Ramirez at (831) 902-7811.
Development hinders wildlife migration
I am willing to bet that most people have a fence somewhere on their property. Perhaps their yard, like mine, is surrounded by a fence. Sometimes fences are needed to contain pets or livestock, and sometimes they are constructed to exclude unwanted animals, such as deer. Some fences provide security for the occupants. All of these are valid reasons for constructing a fence, but whatever the reason, a fence will likely have an effect on wildlife.
Radio station organizers to host community meeting
Organizers hoping to develop a low-power community radio station in San Benito County are hosting an informational meeting next week.
LULAC to honor three veterans at annual breakfast
The League of United Latin American Citizens is hosting its 21st annual Veterans Breakfast on Nov. 11. It is set for 7 a.m. to noon at the San Benito High School cafeteria, 1220 Monterey St. The guest speaker will be James Panetta, assistant district attorney for Monterey County, while the master of ceremonies will be Mike Sanchez, superintendent of county schools. The breakfast price is $8.
Briefs: Portuguese celebration is coming
The Portuguese community in Hollister will host its annual celebration May 18, with the queen's coronation and dance at 9 p.m., at S.D.E.S Hall, 695 Seventh St. A parade will be held May 19, at 10 a.m., from the hall to Sacred Heart Church for 11 a.m. mass. Traditional Portuguese sopas will be served at the hall at 11 a.m., with an auction and dance to follow.
First time for the Run for the Stink’n Roses
The first annual Run for the Stink'n Roses Cougar Classic (as it now called) was successfully run Sunday September 30th. For a first time effort by the Christopher HS Cross Country Team it came off without a hitch. A number of experienced SVRC members were there as volunteers but you could see that Michael Bonomi and his team of eager beaver students were used to organizing races.
















