Baha’is appreciate U.S. religious freedom
The American public mostly seems to take our freedom of religion for granted. Although this nation was founded by pilgrims from England seeking religious liberty, the colonial Puritans soon turned to persecuting other colonists who disagreed with their beliefs (going so far as to outlaw the celebration of Christmas). Over time, our government has usually attempted to remain neutral in religious affairs, though Muslims may say that increased scrutiny of their community since 9/11 has had a chilling effect on their ability to freely practice Islam.
County fair asks for community help with 2015 theme
The San Benito County Fair is looking for some creative help from the community on choosing its 2015 theme.
More than 100 Gavilan students receive scholarships
Gavilan College awarded scholarships to more than 100 students
Police blotter: Student, 12, suspected of attacking peers with knife
Burglary, Tres Pinos Road
For local choir group, the show goes on
When music director Brant Ruggles was notified in January by Gavilan College that his choir program was being discontinued, he didn’t take it personally - and, in fact, he saw it as a golden opportunity.
Mud is a state of mind
Hugging friends and family after they crossed the finish line, the competitors at last weekend’s Gladiator Rock ‘N’ Run at Casa de Fruta in Hollister did not let a little mud get in the way of having a good time.
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Stimulus projects move in slow lane
Back in February, when Congress approved President Barack











