Preview: Board to discuss court security, Highway 156 project
The board of supervisors is set to take up a measure Tuesday addressing the “inadequate level of security” at the new courthouse on Fourth and Monterey streets, according to the meeting agenda.
Preview: Council to weigh attorney contract, code enforcement changes
The city council Monday is set to weigh making the code enforcement officer a full-time job.
Updated: Health officials continue addressing TB case at high school
Health department and school officials are continuing to address a case of tuberculosis in the aftermath of the revelation going public this week.
Hot Ticket Dec. 13, 2013
Blue Christmas: Christmas can be a painful time for some. It may be the first Christmas without a loved family member who has recently died; it may be a time that has always been difficult. Join Advent Lutheran Church for a time of reflection and prayer at 7 p.m. Dec. 16 at 16870 Murphy Ave. in Morgan Hill.
Adopt Theo
Theo is a three-legged cat who is very loving and friendly and would make a great companion. Due to his special need he should be an indoor cat in a home without small children. He is available for adoption at the San Martin Animal Shelter. Interested? Call (408) 686-3900.
Prep Basketball: Mustangs charge past Anzar
SAN JUAN BAUTISTA — With a double-digit lead at halftime, Gilroy coach Mitchell Pierce decided to call off the dogs. The thing was, however, that his bench was just as fercious as his starters.
Lisa Faria and Gilroy LeTip
Lisa Faria and the LPF team are proud to announce their acceptance into Gilroy LeTip.
Ready, set, fly: DART volunteers prepare for disaster
Early on the morning of Nov. 9, 21 Disaster Airlift Response Team (DART) volunteers came together at the South County Airport in San Martin to conduct a live training exercise, practicing to support simulated emergency airlift operations. After receiving text messages alerting them to report to the South County Airport, volunteers set up a secure operating area, received simulated “emergency supplies,” weighed and assembled loads, moved loads to eight private aircraft - seven light propeller planes and one light helicopter. Pilots then fired up the engines and successfully completed nine simulated supply missions by noon, accomplishing the day's goals:
