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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Get back in gear: Since 1979, Rovella's Gym & Health Spa has kept Hollister moving with a clean, fully equipped space, certified trainers, and classes like Zumba, METStrength, and Step that actually make sweating feel social.
Local comfort, upgraded: Cosmos | Bar & Grill is bringing the good stuff to Hollister with garlicky fettuccine alfredo, a Wedge piled with bacon and gorgonzola, burgers and sandwiches, plus mains from chicken parmesan to grilled salmon.
Sip while you shop: The Garden Shoppe & Bar keeps 50+ beer and wine options rotating, so you can try something new this week while browsing the boutique or catching up on the patio.
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The five stories Hollister readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The City of Hollister, California, laid off employees across multiple departments, including the police department, amid a budget deficit of almost $7 million for fiscal year 2025-2026.
Full story at officer.com ↗
Actor and filmmaker Clint Eastwood began investing in over 2,000 acres of oceanfront California property over 40 years ago.
Full story at malaysia.news.yahoo.com ↗
On Oct. 3, a group of 55 San Benito County seniors enjoyed a day at Table Mountain Casino Resort in Fresno County.
Full story at sanbenito.com ↗
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon joined state forestry officials to celebrate the ribbon cutting of a new $7.5 million helibase at the Casper-Natrona County International Airport.
Full story at aero-news.net ↗
PG&E is warning thousands of customers across California that they could lose power due to potentially strong winds and dry conditions increasing the risk of wildfires.
Full story at abc30.com ↗
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