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 [...]
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 [...]
Short stories judged in two age group categories: youths and adults By Staff Report Silicon Valley fiction writers, let’s get creative during COVID. Life Media Group, the publisher of Morgan Hill Life and Gilroy Life, is partnering [...]
Youth award winners exemplify hard work and perseverance Photos courtesy MH Chamber of Commerce Catherine Lai, left, is the 2021 Student of the Year and Ryder Kirk is the 2021 Youth Rising Star. By [...]
Steve Betando guided evolution of local schools, earned colleagues' respect MHUSD Superintendent Steve Betando and Sobrato High School math teacher Mickey Vallela look through the supplies from Teachers Aid Coalition in 2015 By Staff Report [...]
Mike Beasley, Second Harvest Food Bank and Rocca's Market honored Staff Report Gavilan College announced its 2020 Community Spirit Awards last month. At their October meeting, the Gavilan College Board of Trustees announced the recipients of [...]
Nonprofit helped more than 4,000 women Women learn reading skills at the Learning and Loving Center. * Morgan Hill Life file photo By Marty Cheek For the past 27 years more than 4,000 immigrant women [...]
Gelasia Tiwana leads South Bay Chapter of Masking a Difference By Staff Report Eager to give back to the community despite current limitations, a group of volunteers has organized efforts in which mask ambassadors machine sew masks, [...]
Morgan Hill facility that educates immigrant women and children is a victim of COVID-19 pandemic By Staff Report Falling victim to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Learning and Loving Education Center is closing its doors and will not [...]
Rising COVID-19 cases in county forces school district to keep students, staff at home By Marty Cheek In mid-March when COVID-19 forced students in Santa Clara County to transition overnight to online learning, many parents and teachers [...]
