Each member of the Gavilan family has chosen the path of service to the greater good By Dr. Kathleen Rose Dr. Kathleen Rose As I reflect back on 2020 I want to take a moment [...]
For Martha McNiel, operating DreamPower Horsemanship gives her more than she could have ever envisioned. Photo courtesy Martha McNiel Martha McNiel and her horse Sweet Pea. By Kelly Barbazette Kelly Barbazette Martha McNiel [...]
Following each meeting with George Shultz, participating students would reflect on the interview. George Shultz, former U.S Secretary of State, died Feb. 6 at the age of 100. By Ward Mailliard Ward Mailliard [...]
Morgan Hill like the vast majority of cities across the nation is limited to a single cable broadband service provider By Rich Constantine Rich Constantine Our community experienced a severe communications outage Feb. 3 [...]
From late January through March, Silicon Valley Reads will offer more than 100 free virtual events for all ages By Heather Geddes Heather Geddes This past year has highlighted for me the many different ways [...]
Riyani was diagnosed with Tourette’s that causes people to make sudden movements or sounds, called “tics,” that they can't control By Kelly Barbazette Teen author Riyani Patel hasn’t let living with Tourette’s Syndrome prevent her from following [...]
The top goal of vaccination is to prevent hospitalization and deaths By Robert Shorey Robert Shorey Vaccinations have a history of apprehension and the current vaccines are no exception. We can read social media and [...]
Early in the pandemic, MHDA created a GoFundMe page that raised funds that were distributed equally to participating restaurants By David Dindak David Dindak in the ‘vault’ of the downtown wine bar. The Morgan Hill [...]
Students wrote on the theme: “Why is it important to read books about different kinds of people?” By Emily Shem-Tov Emily Shem-Tov Why do we need diverse books? This is the question BookSmart Community Advantage [...]
People engaged in the trades make a lasting and meaningful impact on society. By Jim Carrillo Jim Carrillo During my senior year of high school, my counselor convinced me to study engineering instead of going [...]