Local honored as Legal Advocate of the Year
Community Solutions’ Anita Wilson was presented with the 2012 Legal Advocate of the Year award by the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence last weekend, according to a press release from Community Solutions which is based in Gilroy.
Appeal to mosque in San Martin go before public hearing Tuesday
The Santa Clara County planning commission will hear three appeals to the Cordoba Center mosque project in San Martin Tuesday.
Protect humans, animals from rabies
World Rabies Day is September 28, 2012. It is a day to raise awareness about the impact of human and animal rabies. More than 55,000 people die from rabies worldwide every year, a rate of one person every 10 minutes. This is an astonishing number, especially because rabies in humans in 100 per cent preventable. Most of these cases are transmitted to humans by dogs.
Officers respond to 3 shootings Wednesday
The Hollister Police Department and San Benito County Sheriff’s Department officers responded to multiple shootings Wednesday and are still investigating the incidents.
Top 5: Renaissance Faire continues its run
Downtown Hollister cleanup: The Hollister Downtown Association is teaming up with Girl Scouts and Recology for a Downtown Fall Clean-up Saturday, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. The group will meet at the corner of Fourth and San Benito streets. People should bring brooms, dust pans, hoes and garden gloves. Organizations and groups can call 636-8406 or email [email protected] to reserve a block ahead of time.
Scrapbook Sept. 17-21, 2012
WEDDING: Padilla/Fletscher: Evan and Harmony (Padilla) Fletscher were married Aug. 4, 2012 at Cowell’s Beach in Santa Cruz.
Forklift runs over 2 workers at pumpkin patch
Two people working on a pumpkin patch Wednesday morning were run over by a forklift after its driver lost control, according to the county fire department.
Police allege professor shot ex-wife, dismembered her
Police suspect that Lawrence R. Jones shot his ex-wife and dismembered her, according to a statement released today.
Orioles could be Giants fans
The Baltimore baseball team may have the orange and black colors of their namesake bird, the Baltimore oriole, but these baby Bullock's orioles, which (if they're male players) will also grow up to sport bright orange breast feathers and black caps, appear to be cheering on their own local team, the San Francisco Giants.
County official says flag lowering ‘fell off the radar’ on 9/11
Many counties and cities throughout the nation organize community events to honor those lost in the terrorist attacks 11 years ago on Sept. 11. At the very least, citizens have come to expect their local government institutions to lower American flags to half-staff. Â
















