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March 13, 2026

Otis: An oldie … but a goodie

His peering bug eyes account for 20 percent of his body weight. He snores like an ox and snorts like a pig. He chases squeaky toys (blindly) with the feverish abandon of a puppy. He’s 91 in dog years, but loves a game of tug-of-war with BFF Dexter the Great Dane. And whether its the cataracts or a mysterious train of prolonged doggy daydreaming, he’ll often catch you off guard with a disarmingly wide-eyed, focused stare that makes you feel like he’s peering into your very soul.

Lemke to race for Dale Jr.’s Late Model team

Hollister native Adam Lemke grew up watching NASCAR, envisioning himself one day as a professional race car driver. The 16-year-old Lemke—a San Benito High junior who is on independent studies—took a big step in making that dream a reality when he was named a...

Calstar delays Hollister launch due to fewer accidents, donations

Calstar had planned to open a permanent Hollister operation this

Calfire offers tips to prevent home heating fires

With winter on the horizon, Calfire this week reminded residents that improper use of poorly maintained heating equipment is one of the leading causes of home fires and home fire deaths in the nation.

SB County housing element out for public review

The draft plans for the building of 754 new units between 2023 and 2031

Don’t fret

YOUNG INSPIRATION Set to kick off in July, Hollister youth can look up to former graduates of the GNG program, including those featured above from King City.
Michael Smith hopes free guitars and guitar lessons can cut crime in Hollister. He’s launched the city into a national program called “Guitars Not Guns,” which provides free guitar lessons for at-risk kids aged 8 to 18. “A lot of kids are interested in sports,...

POTW: Lars

Lars is a Labrador retriever/pit bull mix. He is sweet, playful, loves to run and knows commands. He has been at the San Martin Animal Shelter since early August and would love to find a forever home. If you are interested in adopting this or any other animal at the shelter, please call (408) 686-3900.

Your Heritage

Web site helps find family treasures

Finding a universal language for math

San Benito school districts look to work across grade levels

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