Published in the July 19 – August 1, 2017 issue of Gilroy Life
Main story: Morgan Hill FFA students prepare livestock for 2017 county fair
Guest column by Jan Bernstein-Chargin: Creating ‘tiny’ shelters for area’s homeless
Nonprofit profile – Parks and Recreation Department: Gilroy stage to transform into African savanna for ‘The Lion King’
Editorial: ID thefts are on the rise, stay vigilant to protect yourself
Q&A: Author sets murder mystery novel at an East Coast garlic festival
Around Town . . . with Robert Airoldi: Resident’s American flag proudly flew for the last time in Morgan Hill
SCVWD story: Water district continues call for voluntary 20 percent water reduction
Downtown Morgan Hill with Kathy Sullivan: It’s really tough to say farewell to Morgan Hill
Photo Op: Downtown Association — Moveable Feast
Local government: City agrees to ‘voluntarily’ go to district elections for council races
MHUSD: Survey shows Morgan Hill voters support tax for funding education
Your Garden … with Kate Russell: Tips to help your Morgan Hill plants beat the heat this summer
Music in the Air . . . with Mark ‘Fenny’ Fenichel: July has something for everyone as the summer music season heats up
The Bigger Picture . . .with Marty CheekRamblings contemplate what local Fourth of July celebrations really mean for American spirit
Your Retirement . . . with Marisa Otto:There are different financial moves for the ’empty-nesters’
CALENDAR of EVENTS: Published in the July 19 – August 1, 2017 issue of Gilroy Life
2017 GILROY GARLIC FESTIVAL:
Garlic Festival brings South Valley communities together
It’s good to be queen, even better to be queen of the Garlic Festival
Chefs use ‘hot science’ to make Gourmet Alley’s famous flame-ups
2016 Garlicky Goodness Festival Memories!
