Please click here to read the latest quality community news about Morgan Hill. You’ll find it all in the Morgan Hill Life’s September 3-16, 2014 issue.
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Please click on the headline and photo links below to learn what’s new in our community.
Downtown lanes reduces?
Life’s lead story: Reducing lanes through downtown MH?
Nonprofit profile: Learn and Loving Education Center helps immigrant women, children
Guest column by Cindy Miller: Teach all children to read for success in life and school
Editorial: Take local action now to protect our natural environment
Community Voices: Young boy loves everything about BookSmart, pleads to keep it open
Library celebrates 100 years
County library system celebrates 100 years of serving MH patrons
Calendar of Events: Sept. 3-16, 2014 issue
MH Mayor Steve Tate running unopposed for his fifth term
Your Money with Marisa Otto: Living on retirement income takes range of planning
Chamber of Commerce with John Horner: Help us support 2015 MH Science Fair
Ribbon Cutting — P.A.Walsh STEAM Academy
MH Rotary golf tourney raises more than $34K
Nov. 4 election: Two candidates vie for seat on SCVWD board, two for judge
Founders Day
Founders Day honors those who’ve lived here 50-plus years
Wine Talk with By Alicia Cuadra-Cutler: Appreciate the magic that happens from vine to bottle
Smart students: Eating healthy foods can empower academic performance
Pet Talk with Dr. Jeanne: Easier to prevent fleas than to treat infestations
Music in the Air: Do you know Bo? I did: Diddley was a legend in blues music
Morgan Hill Dental Care provides comprehensive, affordable care
Business profile: Mission Bell
Business profile: Mission Bell specializes in high-end, custom millworking (CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO)
The Picture Picture with Marty Cheek: Laughter can help lighten the day, but we all need help
Hike with Mike: Lots of event planned at Chitactac-Adams Heritage County Park
Senior profile: Retired teacher makes the most of life
Author Talk: Gilroy Hot Springs former resort is subject of new local book
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