Once homeless, Free Wheelers’ Bojorquez finds purpose
Sometimes the path to redemption begins deep in the soul, in a place where only loved ones can reach.
Amah-Mutsun: San Juan recognition is ‘icing on the cake’
A “big event” for the Amah-Mutsun Tribal Band took place inside the San Juan Bautista City Hall Tuesday night, when roughly 20 members drove from surrounding cities to witness the issuing of a formal proclamation recognizing the current-day tribe as “the historic and continuous Amah-Mutsun Ohlone Tribe that existed before Spanish contact.”
Anthem Blue Cross to cover SBC Medi-Cal patients
As San Benito County prepares to move Medi-Cal patients to a managed care program by Sept.1, the state Department of Health Care Services has contracted with a consultant to help with enrollment and education of patients.
ARM WRESTLING: Armed and Over the Top
Three years ago, fresh off his fourth-place finish at the USAF
Margot has the scoop on ice cream in San Juan Bautista
Perched on a chair by the window facing the main street in downtown San Juan Bautista, Aaryahi Vaidya, 9, silently licked a cone of cookie dough ice cream.
Always a Friend to the Four-Legged
Local veterinarian Roger Bruce retired at the end of December from his practice on Orchard Road after nearly 30 years of business in San Benito County.
Getting Out: Looking through the pines of Jack’s Peak
When I talk to people on the Monterey Peninsula who walk the preserves and parks in the area, they often mention Jack’s Peak County Park. My sister and her canine companion, Harry, recently came up from Santa Barbara for a visit, and we decided to rendezvous in Monterey for a short hike. Since Monterey’s county parks are dog-friendly, it seemed like a perfect time to go to Jack’s Peak and see what everybody has been talking about.
