Building permit activity picks up at city, county
Building permits issued for single-family and multifamily homes this year are up from 2013 so far and are expected to be at a peak since 2011.
Cienega 4-H Club puts out a challenge: recycle
The members of the Cienega 4-H Club are challenging other clubs
Injured hawk recovers, is released
One of our local avian citizens has some wonderful people for whom to be thankful this year. At a field near downtown Morgan Hill last month, it's believed that this red-shouldered hawk was being attacked by a pair of much larger red-tailed hawks, who knocked the competing red-shoulder to the ground and badly bruised her wing. After being rescued and transported to the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center, the hawk's exam showed that the right wing had painfully limited extension and the hawk could not stand well, but instead would totter over onto her side. A more visible and serious injury was feared – her left eye was covered by thick mucus surrounding the cornea. WERC staff cautiously cleansed the eye with warm water, which moved the tip of a foreign object into view. With tweezers, two foxtails were delicately removed from under the top eyelid and from the inner corner of the eye. Apparently, the hawk's desperate flailing on the weed-covered ground had allowed the offending foxtails to enter the eye, causing the secondary injury.
Candidates take center stage at election forums
Residents can get a first-hand look at local candidates on the
Lowe’s center groundbreaking delayed for now
The development between Meridean Street and Hillcrest Road is
Two more SBC election forums set
Two more forums are scheduled this month before the Nov. 2












