Seniors gain a beat on fitness at the YMCA
The YMCA of San Benito County's aerobics room Mondays through Thursdays is full of senior citizens who are using a new fitness program to enhance their lives. After the first session offered in the spring, the local Y added a second class for the second session as demand grew for the Enhance Fitness program.
Racing: Gualda takes first at Ocean Speedway
At only 12-years old, Hollister racer Tony Gualda continues to make a name for himself at race tracks throughout California.
Volleyball: Depth could carry Rams to the top
With a roster made up of 14 players coming out of 13 different high schools, the Gavilan College women’s volleyball team has really just started to find some chemistry on the court. But that doesn’t mean the expectations for the 2012 season aren’t just as high for the Rams, who are coming off their third straight Northern California regional playoff appearance.
Can we avoid the approaching ‘fiscal cliff’?
Recently, you may have heard about the “looming fiscal cliff,” the “coming fiscal cliff” and so forth. What exactly is it?
Football: Gavilan knocks off Yuba in opener for first home win in five seasons
Touchdowns on offense, defense and special teams earned the Gavilan College its first home football victory in five seasons with a resounding 33-20 decision over the Yuba College 49ers at Garcia-Elder Sports Complex on Saturday night
Lewis: Find your right stage to improve
There are three stages to developing your golf game and shot-making abilities. The three stages are when you wish you could hit a shot or shoot a certain score, believing you can hit that shot or score and knowing you can hit that shot or score.
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.
Salmonella outbreak linked to ‘Daniella’ mangoes
California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Director and State Public Health Officer Dr. Ron Chapman on Wednesday warned people not to eat Daniella-brand mangoes because they may be contaminated with salmonella. CDPH staff members are currently investigating multiple illnesses in the state of California that may be related to the consumption of mangoes imported from Mexico.
