Council chooses lighted crosswalk over traffic light for courthouse
Hollister City Council members approved a budget appropriation Monday for a lighted crosswalk at the new courthouse intersection at Fourth and Monterey streets.
Fear of homelessness a reality for Section 8 recipients
For Gilroyan Andrea Pantoja, the budget sequestration in Washington D.C. has created rippling cuts that come so close to home, it might mean the single mother of two can’t afford to pay rent this month.
Scrapbook Sept. 15-21, 2013
ANNIVERSARY: Manceras celebrate 60 years: Delfino and Juventina Mancera are celebrating their diamond anniversary (60 years). The happy couple will renew their vows Sept. 28, 2013 at St. Mary’s Church in the presence of their loving family.
Barn owls graduate top of class from WERC
School's out! At least it is for seven barn owls that attended the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center's “summer school” this year.
Adopt Robin
Robin is a 15-year-old Abyssinian mix who is very sweet, loves to be brushed and is good with other cats. She would make a perfect lap cat. She is available for adoption at the San Martin Animal Shelter. Interested? Call (408) 686-3900.
Photos: Community Watch hosts clean-up event in Hollister
On Saturday, the Facebook group Hollister Community Watch – supported by the Hollister Police Department – held a Community Clean-up event in Hollister targeting three areas of the community, according to an announcement from police.
Ex-martial arts instructor has preliminary hearings set in assault case
The former Hollister martial arts instructor accused of sexually assaulting a juvenile girl is scheduled for a preliminary examination Sept. 30, according to court records.
Come to the ‘Cabaret’
From the moment the curtain rises on Broadway By The Bay's production of “Cabaret,” the momentum builds throughout the very long first act, and holds attention. It moves like a revved up steamroller and director Brandon Jackson keeps up the breathtaking pace so the audience does not dare look away for fear they will miss something.
Leedo celebrates open house
Kim Rossi, new owner of Leedo Art and Framing, 7436 Monterey St. in Gilroy, invited customers, family, friends and the Chamber of Commerce to a celebratory open house on Sept. 7. Although Kim is a new owner, she has been working at the shop for more than 18 years. She is a certified framer and looks forward to helping with your art and framing needs. She can be reached at (408) 842-8118.
