Gilroy Garlic Festival: Bring it on!
Who else is ready for the enormous annual gathering of people who love all things garlic? I know I sure am.
Well-known doctor dies in Pinnacles climbing accident
Joseph Kraut, Jr., 55, a Morgan Hill physician well-known and beloved by patients throughout southern Santa Clara County, died in a rock climbing accident at Pinnacles National Park on Tuesday, according to authorities.
Local actor lands role in baseball film showing July 30 in Hollister
Local actor Cesar Flores has landed a major role in a feature film called “The Mendoza Line” premiering in Hollister on July 30.
South Valley Personality: Meet David Dindak
Today, a pop quiz. If you know someone who is a pilot and flies their own airplane, raise your hand. If you know someone who’s a pilot and owns a private invest-igation company, raise your hand. If you know a pilot who owns an investigation company and recently purchased a wine bar in downtown Morgan Hill, raise your hand.
Visiting farmers market merchant got herself into a pickle
For Hollister visitor Leonora Ching, life is a jar of pickles of the beets, okra, mango and, of course, cucumber variety.
Dickey’s restaurant attributes closure to drought, commodity costs
Hollister's Dickey's Barbecue Pit, a franchise restaurant that opened in 2013, recently closed for good and attributed the decision to rising commodity costs caused by drought conditions.
Summertime calls for Rosé, Viognier
Ah, summertime and the living is easy: long days, warm evenings and relaxing with friends around the outdoor grill. These are my favorite days of the year and the best time to enjoy chilled, summertime wines such as Rosé and Viognier.
Marty: Rare cases of selective, absolute honesty
During Tuesday’s discussion of the history of the State Route 25 Improvement Project that should have been in place to expand the highway to four lanes in San Benito County, hopefully to meet the same in Santa Clara County, I was amazed to discover it was not in the transportation plan. The reason was because the agency boards were struck with rare cases of absolute honesty when dealing with another government agency. These were the first cases on record, locally.
Local man shows off body-length ‘Liberty’ tattoo at rally
Kelly Riggs strolled through crowds along San Benito Street on July 4 with revving bikes in the background.
Psychiatric nurse has no fear dressed up at the rally
Sunshine Nelson, a native of the Santa Cruz mountains, learned to ride because her mom didn't want her to be afraid of anything.
