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New homes gaining strength
Manteca enjoyed its most robust month for housing starts in over a year in June as 34 new homes broke ground.
Family organizes search for son
LATHROP - Lathrop's Lum family is organizing a ground and air search party for their missing 28-year-old son Jeremy this morning
Clash for clunkers program godsend for some
For over 10 years, Miguel Ramirez has relied on his 1983 Toyota sedan to get to and from work. The Manteca resident is a journeyman pressman, having been employed during the years by the San Francisco Chronicle, the San Jose Mercury News and the Lodi News-Sentinel. However, Ramirez's work situation is currently on idle, but he's on-call if and when duty calls. "My type of work means having to go out of town," he said ...
WEEKLY FUN PROGRAM
Southside Christian Church at 314 Locust Avenue is continuing its weekly Friday Unity Night in the neighborhood Fridays starting at 6 p.m. offering food, games, activities, and educational programs aimed at youth in a bid to counter gang influences.
77TH FESM CELEBRATION
The 77th Festa do Espirito Santo Manteca Holy Ghost Celebration takes place tonight and Sunday at the FESM Hall, 230 N. Main St.
Have coffee & chat with police chief this morning
You can chat openly with Manteca's police chief this morning at Johnny's Restaurant in the 600 block of East Yosemite Avenue.
Ex-Mantecan, now security expert, speaking at internet marketing event
STOCKTON - While growing up in Manteca, Skip Stellhorn loved playing with computers.
Manteca Idol auditions set Saturday for sixth season
It's been five strong years since Manteca Idol first got off the ground as a unique way to both showcase local talent and raise money for the Boys and Girls Club.
Ripon inks exclusive deal for Mistlin vendor
RIPON – The contract that the City of Ripon inked with a vendor to provide concession services at the Mistlin Sports Park could end up helping the cash-strapped city.
Junior high students learn about police work
The din of a junior police academy classroom session was shattered with a jarring door pounding followed by a deafening shout, "This is the Manteca Police SWAT Team – we have a search warrant," then a brief silence and an earth-shaking boom.
Passersby see smoke coming from Passersby see smoke coming from home
A Manteca woman who had just left a bank, a local alarm company installer and a Manteca firefighter all happened on a black plume of smoke coming from a home at 575 North Poplar at about the same time late Thursday morning.
McMansions below McWholesale
The lucky number if you are selling a house in Manteca today is 3-2 as in three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
State dragging feet on crucial water transfer to help keep crops alive
The San Luis & Delta-Mendota Water Authority that serves 2.1 million acres is in a world of hurt due to lack of water.
Free tech instruction on bus at Best Buy
A Technology Outreach Program (TOP) is being offered July 13 through July 29 at no cost to children, senior citizens and adults courtesy of Give Every Child A Chance and Best Buy.
Lathrop soldier in Iraq bullish on BBQ cookout
LATHROP – What does an American soldier serving in Iraq have to do with the International Amateur BBQ Cookout Competition and Festival this Saturday in Lathrop?
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MANTECA’S FALLEN
A bell tolled each time Lee Herren read from a list much too long, written in the blood of Manteca's fallen soldiers.
Park View resting place for 500 plus veterans
Veterans and their families and friends gathered in the grassy rotunda on Monday at Park View Cemetery in Manteca to remember and honor those who served and gave their all for their country.
Tolling of the bell highlight of Lathrop Memorial Day service
LATHROP – One by one, the names were called out by Debbie Rock.
Just what the doctor ordered: The human touch
Brian Cole was still relatively new to the world of pharmacology when he approached the owner of Bob's Pharmacy to inquire about buying the business.
Japanese Americans honor veterans, ancestors
The Rev. Yukiko Motoyoshi of the Stockton Buddhist Temple led the annual Memorial Day service on Monday at Park View Cemetery north of Manteca.
Castillo honored by Legion of Honor
SAN FRANCISCO - Manteca's Bill Castillo received the French Legion of Honor award on Memorial Day from French Consul General Romain Serman who personally bestowed the coveted honor to six World War II veterans for their service in France.
Manteca Children’s Foundation plans car show & golf tournament on June 8
The annual Antone Raymus Golf Tournament on Saturday, June 8, will once again include the car show.
Photographer shares tricks of the trade with Manteca Garden members
Bob Fugger brought out some of the tricks of the trades as the Manteca Garden Club guest speaker.
MHS soccer helps Ripon girl
Riley Simmons finally has the pièce de résistance for her soccer-themed bedroom makeover, and she found it in the oddest of places – the library. Simmons was presented with an oversized check worth $7,054 by head coach Justin Coenenberg, members of Manteca High's administrative staff and the captains of the varsity girls soccer team on Thursday in the Manteca High library. When asked if she'd ever seen a check that big, the 9-year-old fourth grader ...
Valedictorian’s goal : Better prostheses for veterans
By ROSE ALBANO RISSO
Ceremony today honors Manteca’s fallen soldiers
Allen Clark - a soldier who lost both legs in Vietnam and who went on to serve as director the National Cemetery System for the veterans Administration -is the keynote speaker for today's 10 a.m. Memorial Day ceremonies at East Union Cemetery.
WORLD WAR II VETERANS
NEW YORK (AP) - The solemn ritual plays out dozens of times every day with a neatly folded flag, a crisp salute and one more goodbye to a fast-fading generation of soldiers, sailors and Marines.
1993: EU High wins section softball title
Forty years ago, on May 21, 1973, Miles Branson, the multi-talented junior football and baseball player, was chosen as East Union High's "Athlete of the Year" at the annual Spring Sports banquet held Tuesday evening in the FESM Hall. Varsity baseball coach Butch Marliani named junior first baseman Ron Dalben as the team's best defensive player. Dalben and Branson had already been named to the all-Valley Oak League team. Outstanding players in other sports included: ...
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