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Movie lines – Letters to Juliet

May 21, 2010

'Letters' over the top, but not passionate enough

Parental pangs when kids leave for college

January 15, 2003

A time to mourn. A time to party.

Renowned hairstylist to give demonstration at Gav

February 16, 2005

Yosh Toya, internationally known for his work in hairstyling,

Gavilan College superintendent finalists to participate in forums

May 4, 2022

Following a national search, three candidates have been selected as finalists for the position of superintendent/president at Gavilan College. The finalists will participate in open forums at Gavilan College’s Gilroy campus, room Social Sciences 214 (SS 214), 5055 Santa Teresa Blvd., on May 18. The schedule...

Fighting the bite

May 11, 2007

Ballots out to property owners to decide fate of mosquito

Update: Moderate quake shakes buildings, nerves in Los Angeles

July 29, 2008

The strongest earthquake to strike a populated area of Southern

Alleged gang member arrested on gun, drug charges

February 20, 2013

Hollister Police officers arrested Greg Larios, 29, on Feb. 15 on gun and drug charges after a car stop in which Larios evaded police who caught him after a short foot pursuit.

Updated: Chief offers take on skaters using veterans’ memorial

December 4, 2014

Police Chief David Westrick pointed out that skateboarding is strictly prohibited at the Veterans Memorial Building and he gives officers discretion on enforcement, in light of complaints from an American Legion leader's complaints about it.

Letter: Anzar science fizzles

March 26, 2015

I am sorry to read that Anzar High School students may be offered a way to avoid a “more math-intensive science course” by skipping chemistry. One has to wonder how students who are also completing the A-G Mathematics requirement can possibly be floundering in the elementary mathematics/arithmetic contained in a high school chemistry course. The opportunity provided in a chemistry course to solidify basic skills such as handling fractions should not be avoided by students who will be seeking employment in a 21st century which increasingly values numerical facility. One can also ask how post-secondary admissions personnel will view “integrated science courses” sold to students as a way to avoid mathematics. Students should stick with chemistry and deal with any course problems by seeking the free tutoring available to them in the local area.

Girl named to prestigious academy

April 8, 2006

A student at Carden Academy in Morgan Hill, Gilroy's Grace Grant

Police make drug arrest on Jacaranda Circle

Public Works – Hollister parks comes through and gets the job done

Traffic Stop Leads Police to Bomb

Feisty audience questions local candidates

The Garden Edge

Movie lines – Letters to Juliet

Parental pangs when kids leave for college

Renowned hairstylist to give demonstration at Gav

Gavilan College superintendent finalists to participate in forums

Fighting the bite

Update: Moderate quake shakes buildings, nerves in Los Angeles

Alleged gang member arrested on gun, drug charges

Updated: Chief offers take on skaters using veterans’ memorial

Letter: Anzar science fizzles

Girl named to prestigious academy

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