It’s Sheriff’s Duty to Keep Probe Open
The Sheriff's Office is investigating one of its own veterans for some serious allegations, one involving rape, and should remain as open as legally possible as the probe of Sgt. Mike Rodrigues continues.
Here, It’s a Town, Not Just a Brand Name
A controversy brewing over whether a local business can use the name "Hollister" on its clothing is much bigger than one person or merchant taking on a national retailer that sells the popular teenage clothing. This threat over trademark infringement allegations coming from Abercrombie & Fitch Trading Co. has potential to highly restrict that and other local businesses, as well as organizations and any other group wanting to use the hometown name on their brands.
Condors’ Fate in Governor’s Hands
The evidence has mounted in favor of a ban on use of lead bullets in the condor range – most recently here in San Benito County in July when two California condors had elevated lead levels in their bloodstream and were successfully treated at the Los Angeles Zoo.
No Excuse For Leaving Out Examination
San Juan Bautista officials neglected to take one of the crucial steps necessary whenever anything is constructed in the city – built, literally, on a foundation of history.
Doctors’ New Rates a Relief for Community
The following people, organizations or events deserve either a
Finding Right Leader Will Carry a Price
As the county nears a crucial era in its quest for improved economic development, an array of business groups have shown they understand working together will benefit the whole by focusing recruitment efforts into one lead agency, the Economic Development Corp.
Both Strides and Regression in HSD
The following people, organizations or events deserve either a thumbs up or thumbs down this week:
Hollister is the Cool Word in Clothing
While cruising around Disneyland earlier this month with the family, I couldn't stop doing double-takes every time I saw the word "Hollister" on a T-shirt. And it happened a lot.
