Memory fix: Get me a new hard drive
Recently I arrived for lunch at a busy downtown restaurant. Greeted pleasantly by the hostess, I explained I was meeting a friend, and I wished to be seated at a table while I waited. I was a couple of minutes late but Sally hadn’t yet arrived so I knew she’d join me momentarily.
JUCO Baseball: Rams still optimistic despite 13-4 loss to San Joaquin Delta in opener
GILROY — Normally a 13-4 score wouldn’t make a coach happy, but Gavilan coach Neal Andrade was still smiling following the Gavilan baseball team’s season opener against San Joaquin Delta College Tuesday.
Christian group defies stereotype
Many people share a common stereotype about motorcyclists. They hear the roar of an engine on their peaceful street or see a two-wheeler looming in the sideview mirror, splitting lanes in heavy traffic. Thoughts about these riders are often not pleasant.
Marty: An open letter to SEIU Local 521 over unreasonable demands
Members of SEIU Local 521 are making unreasonable demands of San Benito County. Those are their decisions to make, but I hope they take the time to consider a different perspective. The county presented 50 pages of detailed financial information concerning its precarious condition and lack of recurring revenue, and there has been no substantial dispute of that data.
County jobless rates edges up to 10.4 percent
San Benito County's unemployment rate crept up a bit in December, according to the latest data from the California Employment Development Department.
When it’s meant to be, it’s meant to be
My parents are a couple of amazing people. Separately, they’re pretty darn awesome; but mix them together and they become a perfectly balanced concoction of strength, compassion and faith - with a dash of insanity. Somehow they just work.
Tribal council holding Sunday rain dances in San Juan
The San Juan Bautista Intertribal Council is inviting members of the public to attend a rain dance at the city’s Old Mission San Juan Bautista – to bring back rain to the drought-stricken valley.
Saint Louise demise would cause ripple effects
Saint Louise Regional Hospital and its owner the Daughters of Charity Health System are a key component of the local economy, so the hospital’s closure – in the event the DCHS can’t find a buyer – would have a significant impact on residents, according to South County officials.
Man, woman of the year share thoughts on upcoming gala awards
Brenda Weatherly and Bob Tiffany for years have been invested in bettering the local economy while lending their hands in nonprofit activities.
For the big game: Buffalo wings
The big championship football game will take place next weekend. Although the Bay Area does not have a team represented at the game this year, many will still tune in to see the final game of the season. While some watch for the game, others watch for the memorable commercials. For others like me, it will no doubt be the food. This week, I share my recipe for the favorite sports watching food: buffalo wings.
