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Rodenticides kill more than rodents

Last week the California Council for Wildlife Rehabilitators reported a major positive step, albeit on a small scale, toward protecting wildlife from rodenticides.

Summer speaker series continues at Pinnacles

Pinnacles National Park will continue its summer speaker series in August with four planned lectures focusing on climate change and sustainability.

New executive joins YMCA staff

The YMCA of the Central Coast has hired a regional executive director for Santa Cruz and San Benito counties. Andy Weighill will oversee the San Benito and Watsonville YMCAs.

No reported injuries in wreck on 156 involving semi, car

A semi-truck and car were involved in an accident Friday at Highway 156 and Fairveiw Road, while there were no reported injuries.

News Analysis: Side fund liability totals $14.7M for city, county

According to the California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) Side Fund Report, San Benito County owed $3.9 million for public safety unfunded retirement liabilities and the City of Hollister owed $10.8 million for all employee groups as of June 2012.

South County weathers severe fire season

California is in the middle of a severe fire season that started early, authorities say.

Board picks interim CAO as next assistant administrator

Supervisors approved reinstating an assistant county administrative officer July 23, with Ray Espinosa set to fill the position when a new county administrative officer is hired. Espinosa has been serving as interim CAO for 10 months.

Hot Ticket July 26, 2013

Garden Railroad Tour: Garden railroaders in the South Santa Clara Valley and Santa Cruz areas will open their homes from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 17. Visitors are asked to bring a donation of nonperishable food (or cash, checks or gift cards for Nob Hill or Safeway). Details: (408) 683-4537.

Homeless Coalition nets $133K grant

The California Department of Housing and Community Development approved a grant for $133,000 for the San Benito County Homeless Coalition from its emergency solutions grant program.

Gilroy says Aloha to Adaptive Luau

A party with Tommy Bahama shirts, leis and dancing might sound like a luau straight out of Waikiki, Hawaii, however the festivities were closer to home at the Gilroy Senior Center where members of South County’s disabled community boogied at their annual Adaptive Learning Luau.

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