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December 22, 2025

Editorial: It’s a time to offer support for family, friends of Heather Carroll

Our hearts go out to the family and friends of Heather Alaina Carroll, whose body turned up early Saturday at a home in the 2100 block of Cerra Vista Drive after her suspected killer surrendered following a long standoff.

Bulldog boxing shouldn’t be KO’d by bums

Boxing is often thought of as a brutal sport and sometimes it

Vote out bureaucracy in state government

Where did we go wrong as Californians to get ourselves in debt

Letter: Here we go again with development

Here we go again! Beware of all the new construction projects!

Letter: Thanks for Fourth of July event

The 4th of July Celebration Committee would like to sincerely thank the following for helping to make this year's 4th of July a special “original Hollister” event with the annual Kiddie Parade and Community Fireworks Show:

A casino could be a goldmine for SBC

A lot of negative items are appearing in the paper regarding the

Guest View: Luna responds to travel stories

I am not accustomed to responding to every story that appears in the Free Lance, especially when said story is a personal hit-piece on a person or related issue. However, since Mr. Kosmicki has made me the target of questionable city travel and expenditures, I will attempt to enlighten the subject matter by simply stating that the approved city budget includes city council training, something which I personally and professionally follow and abide by.

Guest View: Deserving of a better education

Our children in Hollister are not getting the education they deserve.  The recent results published by the Free Lance highlight a fundamental problem in education in both San Benito County and California: not enough money being spent at the school level. In the most recent data available where we can look at money schools actually received compared to the total amount allocated by the state for K-12 education, one can see the amount taken away from the classrooms in San Benito County by the bureaucracy in Sacramento and other educational offices.

Guest View: Reds 1, Wounded Warriors 0

The late, great Will Rogers was asked if he ever worried about running out of hilarious material. The rope-twirling cowboy and son of a Cherokee tribal judge drawled, “Not as long as Congress is in session!”

Pinnacle editorial: 911 transition mostly smooth despite transition

Although there were a few glitches along the way with the county’s transition to using Santa Cruz 9-1-1 for dispatch services, there is no reason for alarm.

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