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Paradise Valley Vineyards

April 19, 2017

Spicing up their history lessons, the Morgan Hill Historical Society offers wine-tasting along with free presentations by local speakers at the historical home of Hiram Morgan Hill. I recently made a presentation of vintage photos from our wine region’s past and afterward, was delighted...

Second Hwy. 156 accident victim ID’d after confirmation

October 1, 2009

The previously unidentified victim in the Sept. 12 fatal head-on

SBHS to keep Tari as interim A.D. for the year

January 14, 2003

While dismissal proceedings continue between San Benito High

Water service continues after vehicle crash damages Hollister plant

November 8, 2022

A vehicle accident over the weekend disrupted electrical power to the West Hills Water Treatment Plant, but authorities say there will be no major impact on water service. The crash occurred Nov. 5 on Union Road in Hollister when a vehicle collided with a utility...

Police Combat Metal Thefts

March 8, 2007

Hollister

Balers primed for league championship run

December 14, 2021

San Benito High boys basketball coach Bo Buller was expecting the Haybalers football team to win a Central Coast Section championship and qualify for a state bowl game. As such, he would be without the services of two of his hoops standouts—Tyler Pacheco and Jayden...

Parking enforcement revenue higher than expected

July 21, 2010

In the first year of the revived program for parking enforcement

Calendar of events

October 27, 2006

The Pinnacle gladly lists events for nonprofit organizations. To

Chamberlain’s adds Cauthen-Wright to staff

September 1, 2015

Chamberlain’s Children Center announced the hiring of Denise Cauthen-Wright as new fund development and donor engagement manager. She worked 17 years at the Free Lance newspaper in sales, several years as the executive director for the San Juan Bautista Chamber of Commerce and as event coordinator at the Hollister Downtown Association.

Hollister police might buy first license plate reader

December 2, 2011

The Hollister Police Department is looking to use grant funds to buy the city's first automated license plate reader.

Small town, Saturday nights

Well-seasoned cuisine: Make minestrone soup two ways – or more

Calendar of Events

‘Broken sidewalk’ worries local couple

Hollister cleans up after windy Christmas Eve storm

Paradise Valley Vineyards

Second Hwy. 156 accident victim ID’d after confirmation

SBHS to keep Tari as interim A.D. for the year

Water service continues after vehicle crash damages Hollister plant

Police Combat Metal Thefts

Balers primed for league championship run

Parking enforcement revenue higher than expected

Calendar of events

Chamberlain’s adds Cauthen-Wright to staff

Hollister police might buy first license plate reader

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