Plans are effective at the end of the 2021-2022 academic school year By Staff Report Dr. Kathleen Rose Dr. Kathleen A. Rose announced her plans for retirement as Gavilan College superintendent/president at the end of [...]
Creditable coverage is health insurance that is as good or better than Medicare coverage. By Cheri Brown Understanding Medicare can be like learning a foreign language. When you start it’s confusing and overwhelming, but once you submerge [...]
Five hundred sixty-one families received food, clothing, child backpacks, school supplies, a warm meal, compassion, and COVID-19 vaccinations in a setting that gave as much as it did not take away. By John McKay John McKay [...]
Event attendees made generous contributions to benefit families of fallen soldiers and first responders in the line of duty. Photo courtesy MHDA Participants in the 2021 Brew Crawl enjoy some suds at Colibri Gallery. By [...]
According to March of Dimes, somewhere between one-fifth and one-fourth of recognized pregnancies do not make it to term. By Ryan and Kristina Andrade If there’s one thing we all have in common, no matter how many [...]
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Since society's founding in 1971, it has been curating and archiving local history in the form of official records, photographs and other artifacts. The inaugural Prohibition Party will be held June 20 at the Villa Mira [...]
As a parent and an educator, I ask youths their thoughts about Sept. 11. I am surprised to discover how little they know about this major historic event. By Patrice Lyn Patrice Lyn The [...]
" The scars from May 26 will be with us all for years. But we cannot allow the actions of one person to control us and continue destroying this family." By Kirk Bertolet Kirk Bertolet [...]