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167 more days of free money; housing outlook better in 2010?
Forget the Dow Jones Average or the leading economic indicators monitored by the Federal Reserve.
Taste of Ripon set for Dec. 3
RIPON – For more than a decade the annual 'Taste of Ripon' has given residents the chance to mingle with downtown merchants in a friendly and festive environment.
Enjoying autumn colors in Manteca
You don't have to travel back East, drive up the high country or to the famed Sierra foothills to see for yourself that, indeed, autumn is here.
SANTA AT BASS PRO SHOPS
Santa's Wonderland at the Manteca Bass Pro Shops opened Saturday and runs through Dec. 24. Kids can get a free photo with Santa plus make free crafts.
1919: Mayor Cowell resigns due to ill health
90 years ago November 14, 1919 In a written communication presented to the city trustees at their meeting Monday night, Mayor Joshua Cowell offered his resignation, giving as a reason ill health and his trouble in hearing. Mr. Cowell has been a faithful worker for the city but he has been ill all summer and, as he says, is physically unable to attend to his duties. 80 years ago November 14, 1929 With ...
Snow, tubing, & fun in Lathrop
LATHROP – There's several inches of snow on the ground in Lathrop and it's going to stay there until at least March.
Bay Meadows Park name may honor Bobette & Charlie Giles
Bay Meadows Park adjoining the Boys & Girls Club could be renamed in honor of the late Bobette and Charlie Giles.
Move afoot to stop future state raids on local money
California voters in November 2010 may be asked to vote for a ballot measure that significantly curtails the state's ability to borrow or simply take money from cities and counties in order to cover state budget deficits.
Replacing Ripon bus pass will now cost $1
RIPON - The number of Ripon Unified students losing their bus passes – 24 in just two weeks – has raised concerns among the school district administration. Passes had been initiated in mid-October because of the troubled economy's affect on the schools' budget.
Patriotic songs set the standard during Manteca Idol
Sometimes there's a place for glitz, glamour, and glitter. But on Wednesday night the eight talented performers vying for one of two available titles – Manteca Idol and Manteca Junior Idol – left the caboodle full of fun colors at home. After all, this was one of the most serious nights of the entire competition, and it had very little to do with the decision of the judges. With former Manteca Idol winner Cheyenne Milligan ...
Board recognizing students earning prefect STAR scores
Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District on Tuesday will recognize students who achieved perfect 600 scores in the California Standards Test.
Breast health care at Doctors Hospital results in ‘excellent’ accreditation status
A "Center of Excellence" status has been awarded to Doctors Hospital of Manteca for its level of breast care given to its patients.
Rehearsals this Sunday for ‘The Messiah’
RIPON - The Ripon Oratorio Society will be celebrating the Christmas season with the 64th presentation of Handel's Messiah on Sunday, Dec. 6 at 3 p.m. at the Immanuel Christian Reformed Church, 4th & Orange Streets in Ripon.
Second car wash theft suspect identified at high school
The second teen-age suspect in Thursday's theft of a tip box at the Kiwki-Kleen Car Wash and convenience store in the 700 block of East Yosemite Avenue was located at his high school Friday morning.
Ripon schools told of need to upgrade computer network
RIPON - The 10 to 12-year-old network that connects all of Ripon Unified School District's computer operations was described as being obsolete this week by Jerry Springer, director of Internet Technology for the San Joaquin County Office of Education.
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Stadium flag pole dedication Friday
Ripon High's new stadium flag pole is being dedicated this Friday, Nov. 22, at 1 p.m.
A SPORTING CHANCE
Telethon organizers are hoping items such as authenticated signed jerseys of football greats Ken Stabler and Jim Otto as well as San Francisco Giants legend Willie Mays will help raise funds to provide a safe haven for 1,500 Manteca and Lathrop kids.
Comcast seeks to shutter its Manteca office
Comcast wants to close its Manteca office in the 100 block of North Grant Street.
Denham: Farm bill critical to California
Congressman Jeff Denham, who is also a Turlock almond grower, underscored the importance of education measures and the Farm Bill during a talk before the Salida Rotary.
Indictment for filing $313,228 tax refund
Apparently filing for a $313,248 tax refund when you're not entitled to it is a no-no.
Manteca ponders $30K crosswalk
How much will a somewhat safer pedestrian crossing of Woodward Avenue at Buena Vista Drive cost?
Nurses, patients march to protest Kaiser cuts
Some 60 nurses, Kaiser patients and community supporters used foot power along with a couple in wheelchairs Friday to protest service cuts at the Manteca medical facility. Ten of the protesters were registered nurses, including Zenei Triunfo-Cortez who is one of four presidents representing the California Nurses Association.
GOOD DEED FOR KIDS
When it comes time to cut the ribbon on the new playground at Sequoia Heights Baptist Church, Camron Moebius might be too old to enjoy the slides, swings and pull-up bar.
Valley marks major mark for clean-air
For the first time in recorded history, the San Joaquin Valley in 2013 had zero violations of the hourly ozone standard established under the federal Clean Air Act.
Winn seeking election as 4th SJ supervisor
Ripon Vice Mayor Chuck Winn has officially announced his candidacy for San Joaquin County S 4th District Supervisor.
Hearing for trial date in murder of Mantecan
The three men that authorities believe are responsible for the shooting death of a 51-year-old Manteca man back in June will find out Monday when their case will go to trial.
Manteca loves dirty laundry
More than 55 million pounds of dirty linen will pass through Crothall Laundry Services' 60,000 square-foot facility once it's completed next year.
BUDDING REMBRANDTS
Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club member Mealiah Watson was challenged to use a real canvas to create a painting about something she loved.
Bleak outlook for needy in Manteca on Thanksgiving
Food banks depending on the Turkeys R Us drive in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop won't be able to assist all needy families asking for help with the traditional Thanksgiving meal.
Insight offered to Covered California
Carrie Rogers tried to learn as much as possible about the New Affordable Care Act.
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