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April 17, 2026

Hoops: Both Rams teams lose again on road

Andreinna Castaneda and Tawne Haynish scored nine points each, but Gavilan College’s women’s basketball team suffered a 72-40 loss at the College of San Mateo on Wednesday night.

Gavilan baseball, softball teams back in action

Gavilan College’s baseball team opens its season with a home doubleheader against College of the Siskiyous at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Friday.

Gilroy church welcomes all to weekend retreat

The earliest followers of Jesus of Nazareth were inspired by this simple message: Love God and love your neighbor as yourself. They shared these words with such enthusiasm that their numbers multiplied until Christianity became the dominant religion in much of the world.

Bad money habits to break in 2013

Do bad money habits constrain your financial progress? Many people fall into the same financial behavior patterns year after year. If you sometimes succumb to these financial tendencies, the New Year is as good an occasion as any to alter your behavior.

Running: Salinas’ Ramirez takes first at Mission 10

The 30th edition of the Mission 10 mile race in San Juan Bautista wasn’t much different from the race three decades ago, but on Saturday as the sun shined down on more than 500 runners, it didn’t need to be.

Mission to host annual blood drive

The sixth annual community blood drive at Old Mission San Juan Bautista is set for Feb. 17.

Sharks reach 5-0 with win over Canucks

SAN JOSE– Patrick Marleau and Joe Thornton each scored two points Sunday night as the streaking San Jose Sharks (5-0) outlasted the Vancouver Canucks 4-1 at HP Pavilion.

Marleau nets two more as San Jose blanks Colorado, 4-0

SAN JOSE – Once the suspense related to Patrick Marleau’s two-goals per game streak was dispensed with, the San Jose Sharks put away the Colorado Avalanche 4-0 Saturday afternoon to solidify their hold on first place in the Pacific Division.

Marty: Dangers of hero worship

The story of Lance Armstrong, world-class athlete, cancer survivor, founder of an inspirational charity, conniving cheat and drug user, liar, bully, and – worst of all – destroyer of lives, is a textbook illustration of the dangers of America’s overriding addiction to heroes and hero worship.

Running: Age is only a number

Bruce Eisenman will tell you he is 70 years old. But nothing about him matches that age.

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