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December 31, 2025

Retirement seen through your eyes

How do you picture your future? If you are like many baby boomers, your view of retirement is likely pragmatic compared to that of your parents. That doesn't mean you have to have “plain vanilla” tomorrow. Even if your retirement savings are not as great as you would prefer, you still have great potential to design the life you want.

Football: Barnstormers win on road for first victory

The Central Coast Barnstormers semi-pro football team picked up its first win of the season Saturday, improving to 1-2 with a 55-32 victory over the Solano Chiefs at Vacaville Christian.

Pride 2013: Newest national park has a long history

Editor's note: This is part of the annual Pride section. This year's theme is "Made in Hollister".

Pride 2013: Something sweet is brewing

It turns out dentists aren’t so bad for the candy business, at least that’s the case with the budding industry in Hollister. It was a dentist, after all, who encouraged Brad van Dam in the mid-1990s to move the Marich Confectionery business from Watsonville to Hollister.

Marty: Public interest or self-interest?

 I love the U.S.A. deeply – warts and all – and I always considered my military service as public service. Several times during my career the Department of Defense initiated a RIF, which stands for Reduction In Force, and that meant lots of pink slips. During those times, I was convinced that the nation needed officers exactly like me more than just about any other soldier. Of course, I was in the impossible position of trying to balance the public interest of reducing the armed forces with my personal interest of keeping my career and job.

Water Polo: Live Oak grad helps bring club team to Morgan Hill, South Valley

The sport of water polo has a special place in the heart of Ryan Gautschi. After winning a pair of MVP awards at Live Oak High in the mid 2000s, Gautschi returned from college two years ago wanting to give kids in the South Bay a way to experience his love.

Getting Out: Mojave Desert full of surprises

The Mojave Desert never makes a good first impression. The sprawling basins and naked brown mountains, sparsely dotted with ragged Creosote bushes, offer little reason to linger. We prefer to pass on through in search of a more verdant setting. 

Guerrero-Mayweather fight still on, even after Guerrero arrested

Robert Guerrero’s fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 4 will go on as planned, according to a joint statement released Thursday afternoon by Team Guerrero, Mayweather Promotions and Golden Boy Promotions.

Want a kitty? Adopt an adult from the shelter

Have you ever thought about adopting a kitty? Kittens come to mind when someone decides to add a cat to their family. And sure, kittens are fun and cute, but they can also be a challenge. Kittens have lots and lots of energy that sometimes leads to destructive behavior. Most kittens need to be trained to use the litter box. And that cute little face? Someday it'll be just another adult cat.

Timeline leading to Guerrero arrest

Born-and-raised Gilroy resident Robert Guerrero is a six-time, four-division world champion, and the current interim WBC welterweight champion. Below is a timeline of some notable moments during his career:

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