The 2018 August September issue of gmhTODAY features: Johnathan’s Dream: A cure for NPC, Local Libraries, Pro-Com Athletics, Morgan… Read more
Jonathan's Dream of a Cure
12-year-old Johnathan Spencer of Gilroy, a real life super hero, receives continued support from the community.
Our Growing Wine Industry
Wine: our legacy, our treasure, our history
Home is Where the Heart is!
"May your Journey Always Lead you Home." Brenda Chizanskos
About gmhToday
gmhToday is a full-color, upscale community magazine that highlights all things Gilroy and Morgan Hill. Since 2006, gmhToday has been connecting the South Santa Clara Valley with fascinating features, relevant advertisements and current stories that inform and ignite our community. We believe this community is an amazing place to live and raise a family — gmhToday celebrates that.
The magazine is published every other month, direct mailed to subscribers and advertisers and distributed FREE to over 250 locations through the communities of Gilroy, San Martin and Morgan Hill.
The journey began in 2006 with the first issue of Gilroy Today. For over eight years, our quarterly Gilroy Today magazine was sought after, read and shared throughout the community. In 2013, the first issue of Morgan Hill Today was published at the urging of our supporters. With the overwhelming acceptance of the new magazine, we realized that the best way to continue to grow was to unite the two magazines to celebrate this area that is rich in community, activities and stories of achievement and challenges.
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- Cindi Torres
Owner,
Naturals Boutique Spa & Salon
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People Talking
Students and pro musicians team up to perform songs from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Duran Duran, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and others. Concert benefits The Sue’s Story Project, launched to raise awareness and research funding to find a cure for Lewy Body Dementia.
The Edward Boss Prado Foundation hosted its annual gala fundraiser, ranch-style, on July 28th at the historic Coyote Ranch. No surprise this event was a crowd pleaser. BAY FM’s Jona Denz-Hamilton emceed. Ted Zanella auctioned great items donated by Mark Turner, Frank Leal and others. Lorraine Bates led the line dancing to music by the Patty Kistner Band. Event proceeds fund a dozen programs empowering people in need with resources, dignity and respect. Hats off to Cecelia Ponzini, who with her dedicated board members, continues to serve others in honor of her son’s memory.
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