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December 26, 2025

Supes rescind building inspector layoff

Supervisors agreed to rescind a layoff notice for a half-time building inspector II position in a 4-0 vote, with Supervisor Margie Barrios not present Wednesday morning.

Burrito Barney

It’s not what we feed the baby barn owl, it’s how.  Volunteers at the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center wrap the squirming, screaming little raptor in a towel “burrito-style”. This method keeps them safe from its sharp talons and allows one person to maintain control while feeding it pieces of rodents with forceps. It can sometimes be a messy process, and after feeding time is over, baby needs its face and beak washed up.

About the title of this blog

"Just Run." Where did that come from?

New statewide ballot measure approved for November election

A 12th measure has been added to California’s November ballot known as the Government Performance and Accountability Act that seeks to establish a two-year state budget cycle, allow local governments more control over state law and require more transparency from legislators.

Board of Supervisors push county sales tax to November ballot

Voters will have one more tax to consider on the already packed November 2012 ballot.

Salinas men accept plea deals in 2010 robberies, death

Two Salinas men charged with robbing two Hollister stores and leading police on a chase that ended with the death of another suspected assailant have accepted plea deals with expected, respective prison terms of 15 and 20 years, according to court records.

Scrapbook June 25-29, 2012

ENGAGEMENT: Flores/Danze: Melissa Renee Flores and Matthew Ryan Danze are engaged to be married.

HPD to set up DUI checkpoint for holiday weekend

Officers from the Hollister Police Department will be deploying special saturation patrols and a DUI/Driver License Checkpoint to crack down on drunk driving in the city's ongoing effort to improve traffic safety over the 4th of July holiday weekend.

Supervisors delay public safety layoffs

The San Benito County supervisors agreed to delay the layoffs for public safety employees at the June 19 meeting, where they agreed to make the layoffs effective on Aug. 15 instead of July 1.

CMAP video promotes visual and performing arts

The San Benito County Office of Education premiered a new video that will be used to promote the benefits of visual and performing arts curriculum in local schools while also unveiling a new mural in the First 5/Early Childhood Education garden at R.O. Hardin School on June 19.

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