Getting Out: Bay Area trails overlook the coast
Our California hills prefer to roll along, rising and falling in gentle gradients. There are few trails etched high into steep slopes where a misstep is costly, or where one dreams of tilting forward and taking flight. Not many, but there are a few.Â
HOCKEY: Fans are searching the tube for their team
Local cable provider has no contract to carry Sharks games
Bull riders return to Hollister on Sept. 8
For the sixth-consecutive year, professional bull riders will make their way to San Benito County on Sept. 8, but this year’s Hollister bull ridding festivities will be slightly different.
Departing EDC chief’s first duty in new job? Create website
Nancy Martin failed to finish a website for the San Benito County EDC, despite stating it as a priority when she started on the job nearly four years ago.
Observations from 2014
It's the morning after Christmas and like most mornings, I'm sipping coffee and reading the paper. What makes this morning different than the other 364 is that lingering fragments of gift wrap are still visible and a number of half-eaten candy canes remain. The dog is having a field day locating snacks the grandkids left behind.
Will Centoni wins all-around at Saddle Horse Show & Rodeo
TRES PINOS—Where there’s a will, there’s a way.
The fright of nature
I don’t want to worry anyone, but apparently I suffer from Nature Deficit Disorder. I diagnosed it myself from the Internet, so it must be true. I even watched a video with a guy who sought treatment for the disorder. He looked like Doogie Howser and had M.D. after his name—just like Doogie.













