Archive By Author - Jason Campbell
Move over Twitter, here comes Nixle for Riponites
RIPON - Getting information out to the public is about to get a whole lot easier for local government agencies in Ripon.
Contentious transmission line before council
RIPON – The concern over a possible power transmission project that could end up severely impacting family farming operations is attracting the attention of the Ripon City Council.
Drive-thru dinner helps family struggling to pay costs of treatment
The hyperbaric chamber sessions that Mauricio Araniz has to undergo aren't cheap. At more than $150 each – with several recommended every week by the doctors that are overseeing his rehabilitation – the mounting bills and the slow progress of a long recovery present both the young man and his family with a daunting future. And the fact that his health insurance company refuses to cover any of the treatments makes the entire situation that ...
Don’t forget our soldiers
It all seemed so simple for Leanna Galang when she first decided to adopt-a-soldier as her part to make sure that at least one person fighting for America's freedom in the Middle East got a dose of home.
200,000 plus votes cast in Best of Manteca 2009 contest
More than 200,000 votes were cast by people who voiced their opinion on everything from the best car wash in Manteca to the best boss.
Honoring War on Terror’s Gold Star Families’ sacrifice
When Frank Aquila first decided that he was going to host a dinner honoring families that have lost loved ones at war he didn't quite know what to expect.
Farmers: Power lines will limit use of their land for crops
TRACY – South County farmers worried that power transmission lines being considered that may severely impact – if not completely take away – their property aren't holding back.
Best coffee in Manteca? Try Bean & Leaf
Heather Elkins was barely out of high school when she answered a classified ad for a job for a trendy new coffee shop in Manteca's newest commercial development at Union and Lathrop Roads.
Delta banks another Best of Manteca award
Taking care of those who walk through the door of Delta Bank is something that Vice President/Director Toinette Rossi takes very seriously.
Taxpayers may pay for Sid Reams’ heart surgery
STOCKTON – If accused rapist Sid Reams were to get the heart valve replacement his court-appointed public defender says he needs to save his life, it'll likely be paid for by taxpayers.
Neighbors fret about Vasconcellos ‘race track’
Residents around the proposed 65-home Crivello Estates semi-custom neighborhood didn't have a problem with the new houses that were being proposed Tuesday before the Manteca Planning Commission.
Illegal meetings over embattled frontage road?
RIPON – The political stalemate over a frontage road that three municipal agencies all fail to find common ground on might have just made an unexpected turn. And this one might involve some legal implications. During Monday's meeting of the Ripon Unified Board of Education, parent and resident Paul Femino vented to the trustees during public comment that the two-by-two-by-two meetings that have been held between the school board, the Ripon City Council, and the ...
Greg Miller gets the ‘ayes’
Greg Miller could have done a lot of things when he completed his optometry education at the University of California, Berkeley. But after bouncing around the East Bay practicing for several years, he realized that he wanted to settle down in a community that he knew he could stay permanently – venturing over the hill 26 years ago and laying down his roots into a place that he has truly made his home. And he ...
The ‘best’ for instructing fitness, yoga classes
It was shortly after Keri Tapia's mother passed away that she really started to pay attention to fitness.
I still listen for the pitter-patter of paws
It all started when John Grogran first got the idea to publish his tales about life with a young Labrador that instantly captured the heart of America. And for those of us who grew up with a lab in our house, the pages that Grogan filled in that book became almost a verbatim recount of the things encountered with the wiry but outrageously loyal animals. But there was a darker tinge in that story – ...
Articles By Author - Jason Campbell
New Haven 8th graders: Next stop East Union High School
Hunter Leonard knew that his tie was straight.
Some levity before start of solemn ceremonies for Widmer 8th graders
LATHROP – Chase Hayes summed up his excitement in a single motion.
City swimming program requires big pool of money
LATHROP – The City of Lathrop isn't necessarily swimming in a pool full of money.
French Camp graduate Alvin Vang: Perfect attendance, perfect grades
Alvin Vang's black gown was heavier than most.
Joshua Cowell 8th graders complete elementary career; high school next
Tuesday afternoon was bittersweet for Britney Szeto.
KIDS IN A BOX
If Emmanuel Torres ended up on the street tomorrow, he wouldn't fare so well. For starters, the 15-year-old vice president of the Manteca Boys and Girls Club's Keystone Club - a leadership academy for teenagers -- struggled with piecing together a makeshift shelter that only needed tape and staples to finish. Even with a handful of helpers, Torres couldn't manage get the thick cardboard walls to stick to the wooden frame that had shielded him ...
Working to keep heritage of Tachi Yokuts alive
By JASON CAMPBELL
‘THANK YOU CALLA’
Manuel Cardenas didn't think that he was ever going to graduate high school.
Congress shall make no law . . .
LATHROP – And I wondered why people don't trust the government.
Lathrop may sell water allotment to Tracy for $5M
LATHROP - It's been a few years since the City of Lathrop financed its way into an additional allotment from the South San Joaquin Irrigation District's surface water treatment plant.
Lathrop senior receives $60K a year Gates scholarship
It takes work to apply for college scholarships.
A SCHOOL TO BET ON
Efren Juarez had a good thing going with his business that hosted poster tournaments for non-profit organizations.
Lathrop Police conducting bicycle rodeo on Saturday
LATHROP – Bicycle safety is no laughing matter.
Carnival Lathrop bankrolled with $7,000 in tax dollars is now underway
LATHROP – Steven Gascon doesn't mind the fact that the City of Lathrop shelled out $4,000 to rent the space in the Target parking lot for a weekend carnival.
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