Published in the June 21 – July 4, 2017 of Morgan Hill Life
Main story: Longtime educator gives fond farewell to students at Live Oak High School
Guest column by Asit Panwala: Court rules city of Morgan Hill violated California law
Nonprofit profile: New foundation fosters literacy and the arts in the South Valley
Editorial: Share your memories in our ‘Summer Fun’ video contest
Volunteer profile: South Valley businessman travels the world helping the disabled
Around Town . . . with Robert Airoldi: Gilroy councilman throws his hat in the ring for State Assembly
Downtown Morgan Hill with Kathy Sullivan: We can do more to improve walk-ability of city
Chamber Mixer — La Quinta Inn & Suites
Entertainment Fantastic stage set plays a crucial role in SCVT’s ‘Willy Wonka’ musical
Your Garden . . . with Kate Russell: Keys to growing healthy soil in Morgan Hill
Music in the Air . . . with Mark ‘Fenny’ Fenichel: The summer months lead us to live music at many local venues
Your Retirement . . . with Marisa Otto: Diversify your investments while consolidating your providers
The Bigger Picture . . . with Marty Cheek: Churchill’s California wanderings in 1929 took him through Morgan Hill
Your Estate . . . with James Ward: Who is qualified to help you with your estate planning documents?
Education: Veteran helping special education students transition to independence
Nonprofit profile: One Heart to Another creates positivity for young women in South Valley communities
Your Pets . . . with Jeanne Haggerty-Arcay: It’s foxtail season in Morgan Hill, so it’s important to know the symptoms
Take a Hike . . . with Mike Monroe: Swap ghostly stories while hiking through the redwoods at Mt. Madonna
Celebrate the Life: David Payne – Feb. 7, 1963 — June 10, 2017
Event: Enjoy ‘An Evening with the Boss’ to raise funds for local nonprofit
Calendar of Events: Published in the June 21 – July 4, 2017 of Morgan Hill Life
Freedom Fest Special Section:
Get set for an explosion of family fun at this year’s Freedom Fest
For 31 years, couple has organized local Independence Day parade
More than 340 students enter Freedom Fest’s annual essay contest
