Baseball: Hollister-filled San Jose Colt team to play for World Series berth
Looking for another way to play baseball beyond San Benito Babe Ruth, Robert Fabing decided to gather a group of 14 players spanning the varsity, junior varsity and freshman levels at San Benito and take them to San Jose for the first time this year.
Vest, Oklahoma come up short at World Series
The dream of a Women’s College World Series championship ended for former Baler shortstop Jessica Vest and Oklahoma on Wednesday, as Alabama won the third game of the best-of-three series 5-4.
It’s the Law: Trademark, service mark, patent and copyright 101, Part 1
As an attorney I am frequently asked legal questions about a seemingly endless variety of topics. One of the more frequent questions I am faced with is, “I need to get trademark protection, can you help me with that?” Automatically, my first response is to find out more about what the other person is trying to protect because often times the person does not need trademark protection. They might actually need a patent or a copyright. This is part one of a series of articles about the various statutory protections for intangible property.
Marty: Public unions should not be allowed to strike
As the Bay Area braced for the BART strike expected to tie up hundreds of thousands of commuters Monday and San Benito County’s Service Employees Union International (SEIU) local talks of “labor actions”, we return to the key question – should public employee unions be permitted to strike?
BASEBALL: Marquez, National 9-10s survive with walk-off win
Hollister National's Mason Marquez connects on two-out, two-run
MLB: Barry Bonds faces his biggest game in perjury trial
For nearly eight years, the court of public opinion has
