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OLD WORLD FEAST
You were more likely to find a tunic-wearing serf taking swigs of grog than you were the average resident sipping from their water bottle Saturday afternoon when the Society for Creative Anachronism ascended on the Manteca Senior Center.
Manteca residents remember Woodstock
It's a pretty safe bet that at least some of George Janis' music students would most likely associate Woodstock with the Snoopy sidekick rather than the mold-shattering music festival.
Boys & Girls Club offers a lot for $24 a year
Where can you get a year's worth of karate lessons, play in flag football and basketball leagues, have a safe place to hang after school until as late as 8 p.m. with friends, play and do your homework for just $24 a year?
Graffiti night Tuesday at farmers market
Get ready for graffiti night this Tuesday at the Downtown Manteca Farmers Market at Library Park from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Artist speaks at mural meeting
Jessie Marinas is the guest speaker for the quarterly Manteca Mural Society meeting taking place Wednesday, Aug. 12, at 6:30 p.m. at the Manteca Senior Center, 295 Cherry Lane.
Pete George headlines Saturday’s Comedy Night
Pete George – who has been dubbed the rock star of comedy – is headlining the Manteca Chamber of Commerce's "Just for Laughs" Comedy Night on Saturday, Aug. 15, at the Emory, 1028 W. Yosemite Ave.
1969: Four city department heads resign during eight-month period
70 years ago August 3, 1939 Although the season is one of the driest in several years and with many irrigation districts curtailing the use of water, farmers in the South San Joaquin Irrigation District will have an ample supply to last them through the season to around October, it was announced by Chief Engineer C. J. Campbell Tuesday. However, this can only be done through the cooperation of the water users by not ...
Lindberg directing his first professional stage production
Carl E. Lindberg, a 2000 Sierra High School graduate, has completed his Master Degree in Fine Arts, Theatre-Directing, from Western Illinois University.
Place of Refuge planning flea market & fair Aug, 29
The Place of Refuge Church will be hosting their first annual parking lot flea market and fair.
IN THE SWIM OF THINGS
Hundreds of kids took Manteca Rec swim lessons this summer.
Red Robin moving closer to serving up first restaurant at Promenade Shops
Get ready for the first restaurant at The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley that's gearing up to morph into the Lifestyle Outlets at Manteca.
Manteca Rec offerings Kid Zone, before school program & more
Manteca Parks & Recreation is starting this year's Before School Program, PM Kinderzone and Kids Zone program on the first day of school which is Monday, Aug. 10.
Senior Center Wii bowls ‘em over
Byrl Knutson knows that when the morning hours start to tick away and the warm sun is just around the corner, he's the man craving for the lanes.
School crosswalk safety a big worry
LATHROP – The accident earlier this week at the three-way intersection south of Lathrop Elementary School which seriously injured a school teacher's young son has renewed calls from concerned residents to correct traffic problems at that busy location.
Homeless teen studying to become nurse
Sierra High grad Andrea Ramirez – homeless for several years – is going to San Jose State University to become a nurse. Her desire is to be a pediatric nurse so she can hopefully touch the lives of children as she has already done in Manteca and Lathrop.
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He managed Oakland Coliseum
William "Bud" Cunningham helped bring the Oakland Coliseum to fruition 47 years ago when he served as the first stadium general manager.
DRIVE-THRU NATIVITY
Jesus didn't have to worry about a cold spell.
Austin job center closer to Ripon’s downtown than to central Manteca
Austin Road Business Park could emerge as the top concentration of non-public sector employment for Ripon residents.
Holiday social brings friends together for good cause
Dick Durham knows that the $75 it cost for a ticket to Wednesday's 34th annual Holiday Affair staged by the Manteca Soroptimists is well spent.
Critics like Kaiser but not Manteca cutbacks
Gary Lemesh shudders to think if Kaiser-Manteca Medical Center were to make more cuts.
Southside Christian Church spreads holiday cheer
The Rev. Quincy McClain and members of her congregation from Southside Christian Church spread tiding of comfort and joy Wednesday at the Manteca Care & Rehabilitation Center.
600 more Manteca jobs?
A commitment letter could set the stage for the creation of 9,134 more jobs to chip away at Manteca's 10.1 percent unemployment rate.
TRY TO OUT RUN HIM
The chance of outrunning one Manteca police officer is totally out of the question for fleeing bad guys in the city unless they can cover 26.2 miles without stopping.
Silverman running for City Council
Richard Silverman is seeking one of two Manteca City Council seats up for grabs in November 2014.
Car buffs presenting Toys for Tots donation
The sun is still hiding from the frost this morning, but some 50 hardy Manteca Nuts & Bolts diehards are already up and about making sure needy children will wake up with a smile on Christmas morning.
Lathrop holiday parade set for Saturday
LATHROP – It's like Linda Rose that she'd feel like she wasn't deserving of the honor of being the 2013 Lathrop Holiday Parade Grand Marshal.
Freeze hampers firefighting effort
Firefighters' spray turned into ice when it hit the ground at a fully engulfed garage fire shortly before 4 a.m. Monday causing them to slip and slide while attacking the blaze at the rear of a boarded up home in the 600 block of Virginia Avenue west of Sequoia Street.
Guinta thanked for good deeds during parade
Manteca entrepreneur and restaurant owner Frank Guinta was more than a grand marshal in Manteca's Christmas parade Saturday night.
Bishop tells faithful bankruptcy filing likely
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire of the six-county Catholic Diocese of Stockton announced over the weekend the diocese will likely file for bankruptcy saying there is "no viable option" other than re-organization.
Rosie the Riveter & a soldier in England
In May of 1944, Al Ftacek, a soldier from the town of Ottawa in Illinois, was sent to England to be part of a six-month bombing mission to Germany.
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