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Chamber hopes to fly more flags
Manteca Chamber of Commerce leaders are hoping to secure funding to expand the Flags Over Manetca effort.
Boys & Girls telethon taking place 2 weeks earlier this year
The Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club Telethon - a Thanksgiving week tradition for 25 years - is taking place two weeks earlier this year.
Home construction on the rebounds in Lathrop
LATHROP – The housing recovery in Lathrop may not be easily evident to some, but it definitely has been happening in the last few months.
The challenge: Healthy school lunches for students
Can a corn dog, burrito or pizza be considered a healthy choice?
Calla synonymous with education since 1901
Calla is a name that's been associated with Manteca education for the past 109 consecutive years.
Uplifting weekend ahead in Ripon
It is not every day you meet someone with transparency of character where you feel you can almost feel their emotions and be close enough to touch their soul.
17 out of every 100 Manteca homes receive default notices
Roughly one out of every 17 homeowners in Manteca received a notice of default in the first three years of the housing crisis.
Thousands of kids losing child care coming October 1
Budget hardball in Sacramento is just 32 days away from pulling the plug on child care for over 2,000 children from struggling families in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop.
Manteca Post Office built 71 years ago
Manteca's Post Office on Maple Avenue was built 71 years ago.
Ministry of Caring serves lunch for special needs
About 30 consumers of Valley Community Action Program and Services enjoyed a day out on Friday.
Move afoot to fight library privatization
Friends of the Manteca Library will circulate petitions at Tuesday's farmers market in Library Park opposing any plans to privatize the county library system.
Seat belt crackdown catches cell phone users
A "click-it-or-ticket" effort by Manteca Police motor officers Friday had motorists being pulled over for not wearing their seat belts – catching others talking as well as texting on their cell phones.
Creamery was sweet attraction
The Creamery was "the place" to stop in Manteca for generations of Bay Area travelers going to and from the Sierra on weekends.
Punjabi community of Manteca gets organized
The latest ethnic group to organize in Manteca is one whose time has come.
Manteca bucks trend
Manteca did significantly better than most of the rest of the United States in July when it came to the sale of pre-existing homes.
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Tree contest provides non-profit with funds
You can get a peek at the latest in housing trends while casting a vote for your favorite decorated Christmas tree to benefit three Manteca non-profits.
District disputes trustee’s account
A statement from the Manteca Unified School District was received by the Manteca Bulletin on Wednesday regarding that day's page one story about Trustee Ashley Drain of Area 2 trying to help a student at Weston Ranch High School who was suspended for five days.
Morowit goes GQ on council
The spiffy look that newly seated Councilman Mike Morowit sported at Tuesday's meeting didn't go unnoticed by Leonard Smith.
GROWING ON THE JOB
Omar Ornelas at 19-years of age thought he already had the whole world figured out.
Hernandez gets nod for council
Vince Hernandez is back in the saddle.
Champagne brunch, fashion show Saturday
A holiday treat is in store for those 40 and older this Saturday.
55-year-old barricades self in motel
A call for help on Tuesday morning at the America's Best Value Inn on East Yosemite Avenue quickly turned into a tense two-hour standoff with police.
DOWN THEY COME
Monday's nearly inch precipitation on top of last week's two inches of rain from the devastating storm was the death knell for the old towering tree along the alley near the Post Office in downtown Manteca.
Vacant council seat may be filled tonight
Manteca could have a new councilman tonight.
½ cent tax key to ACE
Altamont Corridor Express trains could be stopping in downtown Manteca as well as downtown Ripon within five years if Stanislaus County voters approve their own version of San Joaquin County's half cent Measure K transportation sales tax during the next election cycle.
The good guys still wear blue
Manteca Police are playing Santa once again for needy kids as they've done for years.
Should school board return to meetings twice a month?
Once upon a time, the Manteca Unified Board of Trustees met twice a month.
Storm didn’t really help storage
Rains may pound the Central Valley and Bay Area relentlessly but it won't help much if rain and heavy snow doesn't fall in the Sierra.
ALMOND BLOSSOM
Six Ripon High School teens and two girls from Ripon Christian High School and a senior from Connecting Waters Charter School make up the court of Almond Blossom Queen candidates for the 2015 edition of the Ripon Chamber of Commerce event.
Lathrop Road may widen to four lanes
When it's completed the grade separation on Lathrop Road will cement the thoroughfare's status as the city's transportation core.
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