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THE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE OF SAN BENITO COUNTY

JANUARY 18, 2019

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RACE DAY Rotary Club of Hollister is anticipating more than 800 runners at its Mission 10 Race in San Juan Bautista on Saturday, Jan. 26.

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Hosting its 36th annual Mission 10 Race in San Juan Bautista on Saturday, Jan. 26, the Rotary Club of Hollister is âž?4 anticipating more than 800 registered participants.

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“I’m very excited about it,” says this year’s club president, Hollister Police Chief David Westrick.

“We’ve been working on it pretty much all year long.”

According to Westrick, the event has been a team effort for the entire Hollister club, with members involved in all areas, from fundraising and getting city permits to setting up and taking down the event.

“There’s about 75 of us who have worked on it,” Westrick says.

Helping the club members on race day are two local Boy Scout troops the Hollister club sponsors.

Westrick says the extra help is definitely appreciated—and needed.

“It’s a big deal,” adds Westrick.

“This is a really cool race and it’s very unique. There’s something for everyone.”

The Mission 10 Race consists of four separate races, all of which begin and finish in front of the historic San Juan Mission.

The Kid’s 1-Mile Fun Run begins at 8:15am, followed by the Half Marathon at 8:45am, the

10-Mile at 9:00 am, and the 5K at 9:15am.

The course goes through, and up, the Anzar Hills. It’s a scenic route many returning runners look forward to revisiting.

Cheramy Thul, who has previously done the 10-Mile run, has been training for this year’s Half Marathon on the anticipated course.

“I love the scenery; it’s beautiful,” Thul says, though she’s quick to add, “There are some rolling hills that are definitely challenging!”

Leslie Raghavan will also be completing the Half Marathon for the first time, and has also been training on the course. She also finds the scenery just as aesthetically pleasing, and the course just as challenging.

“The hill is one of the most challenging part of the race,” Raghavan says. “I am not going for any records. I just want to complete my first Half Marathon; it is one of my goals for the new year of 2019.”

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The entire family is invited to observe the full lunar eclipse with the San Jose Astronomical Association and Open Space Authority. View the eclipse through telescopes and binoculars provided. Dress in warm layers and note that rain will cancel. Sunday, Jan. 20, 7-10:30pm at Little Uvas Open Space Preserve. Directions provided upon registration. Space is limited, and registration by the number of cars each group is required.

For information and to register, visit openspaceauthority.org.

Enjoy a fun night of bingo weekly on Friday nights. early bird games begin at 6pm, regular games at 6:30pm, and flash games are available with prizes ranging up to $1,199. Also enjoy the snack bar with tasty specials each week.

Baler Bingo proceeds support student athletes and Haybaler athletic teams at San Benito High School. Friday, Jan. 18, 4-10pm at Baler Boosters, 221 Fifth St. Entrance is located on Wentz Alley. For more information, visit balerboosters.org/balerbingo.

Those who love plants are invited to learn about rose pruning practices and procedures at a class taught by ARS Certified Consulting Rosarians. Also learn about pruners and tools, safety, integrated pest management, fertilizers and more. Attendees are welcome to bring their own rose plants for pruning and to receive additional tips on proper care. Saturday, Jan. 19, 10-11:30am at Alladin Nursery & Gift Shop, 2905 Freedom Blvd.

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Join Vertigo Coffee Roasters each Thursday for weekly Trivia Night hosted by Quizmaster Miguel Silva. Teams must be limited to six people, and prizes will be awarded for first and second place. Also enjoy $1 off all draft beer. Thursday, Jan. 24, 6:308:30pm at Vertigo Coffee Roasters, 81 Fourth St. For more information, visit vertigocoffee.com.

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Marathon and 10-Mile participants will be happy to know that they are also all-certified. According to the Rotary Club of Hollister, the two courses are distance certified by the Athletics Congress.

“This qualifies for the big stuff,” Westrick explains. “It was important for us to pay for that qualification every year because we thought, for the first race of the year, it was important for folks to have one that actually counts.”

But not every runner is participating for qualification.

Wayne Wallace, new to the San Benito community, has participated with his mom in San Jose races every year. “This will be our first time running the Mission run,” Wallace says. “We’re running the 5k and just expecting to have fun. I'm just looking forward to getting out there and meeting people and having a good time.”

Nicole Lorusso, who is also new to the community, has found it more challenging to find local races than when she lived in San Jose.

“I haven’t ran since October, but I am hoping to use the Mission 10 5K as a gauge to see what level I’m

currently at,” Lorusso says. “It’s my first race of 2019; I’m hoping to use it to jump start my activity again.”

Participants in all races will have opportunities to receive medals, awarded in standard age categories, as well as for overall female and male. Theme teams are encouraged but asked to be family friendly. Trophies will be awarded to top teams.

“At the end of the day, the proceeds to go scholarships,” Westrick says. “Last year we gave $23,000 to scholarships to different kids who are based in our community.”

Westrick says the scholarships are for any student who resides locally, even if they attend an outof-area school. “We really focus on education, so scholarships are our biggie. It’s the kind of stuff that we like to do that improves our area for our citizens, and it helps us.”

The 2019 Mission 10 Race is on Saturday, January, 26, at 406 Second Street Mission Plaza in San Juan Bautista. Race Day Registration begins at 7:15am. For more information, or to register online, visit mission10.com.

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Don’t miss the 36th annual Mission 10 Race, sponsored by Hollister Rotary Club. Enjoy four different races, including a one mile kids fun run, TAC Distance Certified Half Marathon and 10-mile and a 5k. Each race runs through the rural farm land of scenic Anzar Hills and start and finish in front of the historic San Juan Mission. Family friendly theme teams are encouraged and trophies will be awarded to top themes. All proceeds benefit local scholarships and charities. Join the 2019 Mission 10 Race Saturday, Jan. 26 at Mission Plaza, Second St, San Juan Bautista. Register now at tinyurl.com/y9973eb6.

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SAN JUAN BAUTISTA OPEN HOUSE Don’t miss the Luck Gas Station Centennial Celebration, hosted by San Juan

Bautista Historical Society.

Enjoy the ceremony, officiated

by Grand President Carey Pearce and other Native Sons of the Golden West, who will dedicate a commemorative plaque.

Gather at the community center

following the ceremony for a complimentary lunch and social.

Saturday, Feb. 2, 11:30am-1:30pm at Luck Museum, at the corner of Third and Monterey streets.

For more information, visit sanjuanbautistaca.com or call 831.623.2001.

and a scope if they have one.

Please note: Heavy rain will cancel this event. Saturday, Jan. 26, 8:30am-3pm. Meet at Immaculate Conception Catholic Community, 7290 Airline Highway. For more information, visit sequoiaaudubon.org.

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WATSONVILLE Head to Castro Adobe State Historic Park and enjoy the first public open house of the year, Beginnings at the Adobe. Explore the early period of the Adobe and the Castro family’s historic migration as part of the Anza Expedition of 1776.

Guests will enjoy homemade nopales and making fresh tortillas while sharing stories of their

FINDING RAPTORS Explore the backroads of San Benito County with the Sequoia Audubon Society in search of raptors. Search for golden eagles, ferruginous hawks, prairie falcons and more on this Sequoia Audubon Field Trip.

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Sunday, Jan. 27, 11am-3pm at Castro Adobe State Park, 184 Old Adobe Road. Guided tours will be offered at this free event at 11:15am, noon, 1pm and 2pm.

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COMEDY THEATER Save the date for Pintello Comedy Theater’s production of The Ladies Foursome. Experience 18 holes of friendship, secrets and laughter in this funny, fast-paced, heartwarming story, inspired by Norm Foster’s popular play The Foursome. Sunday, Jan. 27, 2pm at Pintello Comedy Theater, 8191 Swanston Lane. For information and tickets, visit pintellocomedy. com.

Eat up! Come to a fun night of all-you-can eat crab and a raffle drawing at the Operation Freedom Paws (OFP) Annual Crab Feed. Enjoy crab, pasta, salad and garlic bread with all proceeds benefiting OFP. This non-profit organization matches disabled veterans, adults and children with rescued dogs and trains them together. Head to the Crab Feed Saturday, Jan. 26, 6-9pm at Old City Hall Restaurant, 7400 Monterey St, Gilroy. For tickets and more information, visit operationfreedompaws.org.

MONTEREY

GILROY PHOTO EXHIBITION The social issue photography exhibition “Homeless Voices” features the work of Kirti Bassendine on view at the Gilroy Center for the Arts through Jan. 26. This exhibit shows how the homeless population lives in order to survive and how this social issue can no longer be ignored. Entrance to the gallery is always free, Tuesday through Friday, 2-5pm and Saturday, 11am-2pm at the Gilroy Center for the Arts, 7341 Monterey St. Visit kirtibassendine.com.

RESTAURANT MONTH Celebrate California Restaurant Month in Gilroy as the artistry of the city’s restaurants is displayed and feasting is made even more accessible than ever.

Guests are invited to relax and treat themselves to great dining

as Gilroy offer “Fit and Sip” specials all month long, pairing lighter foods with local wines from the Santa Clara Valley Wine Trail. Celebrate Gilroy Restaurant Month through Jan. 31 throughout Gilroy. For a full list of participating restaurants, visit gilroyrestaurantmonth.com.

SAN MARTIN DANCE PARTY Head to Clos LaChance for an After Dark Dance Party. Enjoy the music as the lights are dimmed, the sound is turned up and Hackjammers performs all evening long. Pizza prepared

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WHALEFEST MONTEREY Celebrate the return of gray whales to the Monterey Bay during Whalefest Monterey. This family-friendly event features live entertainment, face painting, educational exhibits, historic walking tours, chalk art and much more. Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 26-27, 10am-5pm both days at Monterey Old Fisherman’s Wharf,

1 Fishermans Wharf. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/ yazzhdqr.

The San Benito Arts Council is now enrolling students for its winter and spring sessions. 3D Sculpture is taught by local sculptor, Dustin Kinsley.

Geared toward students ages 8-16, this class explores the tools, techniques and material used to create three-dimensional sculptures from wood, clay, plaster, wax and recycled objects. The courses will be held at ARTspace Annex, 217 Fifth St., Hollister. starting on Tuesday, Feb. 5. For more information, call 831.636.2787 or visit sanbenitoarts.eventbrite.com.

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LIVE MUSIC Head to the Hollister House for a night of live music and good drinks. Enjoy the live classic rock and blues music of Absurdum with special guest drummer Raul Torres. Saturday, Jan. 26, 9pm-midnight at the Hollister House, 500 San Benito St, Unit B24, Hollister. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/yad6n8zj.

PAINT PARTY

Enjoy a Monday get-away while supporting a great cause at a Fantastically Prickly Paint Party. Participants will be lead step by step to complete a cactus themed painting with personal touches encouraged. Food and drinks, including a selection of 40 beers on tap, sold separately and raffles with prizes will be held.

Monday, Jan. 21, 6-9pm at Grillin & Chillin Ale House, 401 McCray St, Hollister.

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must be 21 or over. No tickets are required; just join the party Saturday, Jan. 19, 6-11pm at Clos LaChance Wines, 1 Hummingbird Lane. Visit clos.com.

EVENTS

ECOFARM CONFERENCE Join the 39th annual EcoFarm Conference, “Resilience is Fertile,” the nation's premier organic and regenerative farming conference. EcoFarm is a prime networking and educational hub for ecologically minded farmers, ranchers, and all who work to support their success in growing a healthy food system and world.

The 2019 conference features more than 70 workshops, intensives, keynotes, farm tours, an exhibitor marketplace, tastings and more.

Also enjoy a seed swap, live entertainment and an organic culinary fair. Wednesday, Jan. 23-Saturday, Jan. 26 in Pacific Grove. For more information,

ANTIQUE AIRCRAFT Stop by Frazier Lake Airpark to view the beautiful antique aircraft on display at the Antique Aircraft Display & Fly-In. Frazier Lake Airpark is an old-fashioned airpark hosting numerous classic antiques with a 2,500-footlong turf runway, making the Cubs, Stinsons, Cessna 180s and Stearmans right at home. Antique Aircraft Display & Fly-In is a free event, Saturday, Feb. 2, gate open 10am-3pm at Frazier Lake Airpark, 7901 Frazier Lake Road, Hollister. For more information, visit frazierlake.com.

LIVING HISTORY Meet mountain men, Civil War soldiers, Victorian ladies, and more while stepping back to the early days of San Juan. Enjoy craft and cooking demonstrations and see historic horse-drawn vehicles and Victorian furnishings. Taste an old fashioned soda in the historic Plaza Hotel Saloon. Experience the history on Saturday, Feb.

LUNAR NEW YEAR Celebrate Lunar New Year and the Year of the Pig at Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose.

Guests will learn about the customs and traditions of Lunar New Year, traditionally observed by many Asian cultures. Revel in the lively Lion Dance, make culturally relevant art and crafts and enjoy traditional and contemporary music and dance performances.

Explore Lunar New Year Saturday, Feb. 2 and Sunday, Feb. 3, noon4pm each day at Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose, 180 Woz Way, San Jose. For more information, visit cdm.org.

BLACK HISTORY Join the Gilroy Center for the Arts for its fifth annual Black History Month Exhibit. Experience the featured work of black folk artists, collage artists, photographers, sculptors and more. Join the Celebratory Reception Saturday, Feb. 9, 12:303:30pm and view the exhibit Feb. 2-Mar. 3 at Gilroy Center for the Arts, 7341 Monterey St, Gilroy. Admission to the gallery and receptions is always free.

For more information, visit gilroycenterforthearts.com.

AWARDS DINNER Join San Benito County Chamber of Commerce at its 98th Annual Awards Dinner and Dance, “Celebrating Our Legacy A San Benito County Story.” Help honor the Man, Woman and Businesses of the Year for 2019 while enjoying the Scooby Valdez Band. Tickets are available now. Join the party Saturday, Feb. 16, 6-10pm at Leal Vineyard, 300 Maranatha Drive, Hollister. For more information, visit bit.ly/awardsdinnerdance.

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SUPERMOON VIEWING Enjoy watching the January a familyfriendly viewing supermoon rise over the distant eastern foothills. Wear warm clothes, bring a flashlight and water or hot chocolate to drink. Reservation is by parking space. Please arrive before 5:45pm and join the group to walk together to the viewing site. Gates will close at 6pm to allow better viewing. Monday, Jan. 21, 5:30-8pm at Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve, 550 Palm

Ave, Morgan Hill. To register, visit openspaceauthority.org.

WINERY YOGA Breathe, stretch and unwind during 75 minutes of yoga in the beautiful surroundings of Guglielmo Winery, the oldest continuously operating, familyowned winery in the Santa Clara Valley. After yoga, head to the tasting room and try awardwinning, premium wines. During winter months yoga is held inside the Heritage Room. Dress in layers and bring a yoga mat. Enjoy yoga in the vines Sunday, Jan. 27, 10:45am-noon at Guglielmo Winery, 1480 E Main Ave, Morgan Hill. For more information visit artofyogamorganhill.com.

2, 11am-4pm at San Juan Bautista State Historic Park, 19 Franklin St, San Juan Bautista.

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any local winemakers should be toasting their accomplishments in 2018, which will go down as a year of firsts for the Santa Clara Valley wine region. Alara Cellar’s Janu Goelz became the first winemaker from the Santa Clara Winegrowing region to win a wine competition outright on her first attempt, taking Best White and Best of Show for her 2017 Grenache Blanc at the 2018 Central Coast Wine Competition. And it didn’t stop there. She went on to receive 90 points or higher for an additional six wines in Wine Enthusiast, including the 2016 Pinot Noir (92 points), 2016 Tempranillo (91 points) and 2017 Grenache Rosé (91 points). Well done!

Winning praise from Wine

Spectator was Tim Slater of Sarah’s Vineyard, whose 2015 Estate Pinot was rated an impressive 93 points.

Slater was featured as one of the four rising stars of pinot noir in the October issue, a first for Santa Clara Valley.

Jason Goelz of Jason Stephens scored 94 points for his 2014 Merlot and 93 points for his 2014 Malbec (tastings.com) and 92 for his 2014 Cabernet (SF Intl Competition).

Fernwood Cellars got love from Wine Enthusiast with 91 points for the 2016 Estate Vanumanutagi Chardonnay, as did Clos la Chance for their 2016 Reserve Chardonnay, plus 92 points for the 2014 Whitestone Cabernet Sauvignon.

Therese Martin scored Best in CA for her 99 point 2014 Malbec from Dos Ninas Vineyard at the 2018 California State Fair.

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It all happens on May 14, so you might want to request that day off work ASAP. Congratulations are in order!

Yep, the city of Gilroy was recently named a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community, joining the ranks of only 65 communities that have achieved that award level. That’s a very big deal!

And finally, coming full circle, we return to January. ’Tis the season for New Year’s resolutions. If your goals for 2019 include losing weight, morphing into better shape, or just getting more fun

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Sat 12-3pm Shannan Matthews (209) 410-8078 Sun 1-4 Deanna Lopez (831) 359-5652 Listed by Tammy Davis (831) 801-3179 DEL CURTO BUILT ~ 4Br/2.5Ba w/custom touches: wood blind window coverings, walk-in closets, water softener, reverse osmosis & more.

1291 Manzanita Drive, Hollister $598,900

Featured Property NEW LISTING

COMING SOON

JANUARY 18, 2019

Room for RV and Backyard Access MANY UPGRADES ~ Beautiful 3Br/2Ba w/ new paint, tile & laminate flooring, 6-panel doors + more. Dual pane windows. Landscaped backyard w/gazebo, sprinklers, play & garden areas.

Make 2019 Your Year for Homeownership! $474,900 Hollister (831) 245-0321

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Great Yard for Kids & Pets to Play CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ~ 3Br/2Ba close to schools, stores & easy hwy access for commuters. Room to park multiple vehicles & gate access to back. Newly painted interior.

Interested? Call for More Details! $685,000 San Jose (831) 245-0321

Opportunity Knocks for You!

Open Sat 1-4pm Listed by Tammy Davis (831) 801-3179 Open Sun 1-4pm Hosted by Shannan Matthews (209) 410-8078 Look at this charming house and you can't ask for a better neighborhood! This home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, nice hardwood and tile flooring. Spacious kitchen with a separate living room with rock fireplace for those cozy nights. And not your typical backyard - this lot is over 8,000 square feet and there are no two-storied homes nearby so you have complete privacy. All of this at an affordable price - put this one at the top of your list - BEFORE IT'S SOLD!!

1250 Gloria Drive, Hollister Offered for $499,900

SPACIOUS LIVING

Great 5 bedroom home with 4100+ square feet. Fresh interior paint. Newly refinished hardwood floors. Bedroom and full bath on main level. Master suite with separate retreat.

Elegant formal living room/dining room area.

Large family room with fireplace and built-in cabinetry. Spacious kitchen with center island will delight any gourmet cook. 3 car garage.

Large backyard area. Within walking distance to high school, middle and elementary schools.

RIDGEMARK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB LIVING WITH ACCEPTIONAL VIEWS! Located right on the fairway. 2550 sq ft, single level home with 3 bedrooms/3 baths on 10,000 sf lot.

Fresh exterior paint & new exterior light fixtures.

New flooring. Formal LR and, DR. Large FR with fireplace. Spacious and private master suite with large sitting area overlooking the fairway. Oversized garage with seperate roll up door for golf cart.

2 YEAR NEW HOME!

Offered at $679,500

3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home. Great location within the subdivision with large private patio and attached 2 car garage. Attractive and durable laminate flooring, granite counter tops, spacious master suite and indoor laundry room. Within walking distance to shopping, restaurants and schools.

Offered at $499,900 Call Augie or Calla

We are an award winning company offering superior service in each of our five locations!

330 Tres Pinos Road, Suite D1, Hollister (831) 245Ͳ0321 1544 Constitution Blvd, Salinas (831) 800Ͳ7341 534 Abrego Street, Monterey (831) 648Ͳ7271 237 Mt. Hermon Road, Scotts Valley (831) 438Ͳ8400 13117 Highway 9, Boulder Creek (831) 338Ͳ2125 or 338Ͳ2184

Price Reduction to $740,000

Augie CalBRE #01821492 Calla CalBRE #00966075

831.524.5400 office: 831.637.8400 www.bertao.com augie@bertao.com