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May 25, 2026

All dressed up but no place to go

Fashion show, luncheon and raffle proceeds go to animal care at Pet Friends Rescue

City braces for sales-tax extension campaign

As Hollister council members and other advocates of an extension to the Measure T sales tax gear up for a sequel to the 2007 campaign, Community Vision San Benito is hosting a “listening session” Monday where officials will break down the city’s budget ails.

CHP: Results show driver in fatality had alcohol in system

The California Highway Patrol reported it has received toxicology results on the driver in the Jan. 13 fatality on Union Road and alleged she had alcohol in her system, but an agency spokesman declined to release the suspected blood-alcohol content until the investigation is finished.

City chooses Walgreens developer for open plot

Hollister council members have chosen Walgreens over Denny’s as the competing bids sought use of city land on McCray Street.

Occupants uninjured after Aromas structure fire

There was a house fire in Aromas on Wednesday, while none of the occupants were injured, according to a statement from Calfire.

Scrapbook Feb. 20-24, 2012

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Councilman has felony drug conviction

Gilroy City Councilman and mayoral candidate Dion Bracco has a criminal record that includes a 1990 felony conviction for possession of methamphetamine for sale, according to court records obtained by the Dispatch.

Gleeful! showing soon in Morgan Hill

A localized spinoff on the hit TV series "Glee" – a full-length, feature film called "Gleeful!" that was filmed in South County and stars actors from Gilroy, Morgan Hill, Hollister and San Francisco – is hitting the big screen.

Court records: Police chief tackled rooftop climber

Police Chief Jeff Miller had more than a hand in the November arrest that led to Kevin Dunn's 120-day jail sentence, handed down last week for abandoning his young son to flee from police and run on rooftops while pursued. Miller put his entire body into the arrest.

Wanted: More teachers of color

Treneicia Gardner is counting down from five, signaling her kindergarten and first-grade students to hurry to the classroom rug for a math lesson.

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