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Boy, 6, struck in crosswalk on West Atherton Drive
A six-year-old child walking with his dad and 4-year-old brother was hit by a car Monday shortly after 9 p.m. while the three of them were in a crosswalk on West Atherton Drive at Pagola Avenue near Veritas School.
Boys & Girls Club adds programs, remodels parts of clubhouse
Music - as well as an expanded homework assistance program – is part of the new offerings at the Manteca Boys & Girls Club.
The cry: Say no to stimulus
RIPON - The message was clear: Washington can keep its stimulus funds as Ripon can manage just fine on its own without help from "bankrupt" Uncle Sam.
50,000 toys going to kids free at Ripon balloon festival
RIPON - A total of 50,000 toys will be given away to children at this weekend's Color the Skies of Ripon hot air balloon festival, according to organizer Jessica Coleman.
Sister designs Harvest Festival T-shirt
Sister Ann Venita Britto can add shirt designer among the many things she does on a regular basis.
Appeal seeks to halt state’s money grab
Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin
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.
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Lathrop cut water use by 17% during 2014
Lathrop used 17 percent less water in 2014.
New homes paying for street lights
Buyers of homes in the 585-home Evans Estates neighborhood being developed south of Woodward Avenue will be less of a burden on the city's general fund that most of the existing 73,000 Manteca residents.
Bishop joins Santo Nino fest set for St. Anthony
A concelebrated mass in observance of the feast of the Santo Nino will be held at 11 a.m. this Saturday at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Manteca.
Sunrise Kiwanis celebrating milestone by giving $18K
Manteca Sunrise Kiwanis is celebrating Kiwanis International's 100 Year Anniversary on Thursday, Jan. 22, by hosting a "Community Night of Giving" at the Manteca Senior Center from 7 to 9 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. Over $18,000 will be distributed to local organizations.
Speeding in Manteca
The freeway that runs east-west in Manteca isn't the 120 Bypass - at least that's what some folks contend.
BALLOON FEST DEFLATED
Ripon's hot air balloon and kite festival known as "Color the Skies" may be over.
Manteca OKs car wash on Airport Way
Manteca may soon have an 11th car wash.
Burglaries down, auto thefts on rise in Lathrop
On paper, you were more likely to have your car stolen in Lathrop through the first 11 months of 2014 but less likely to be the victim of a burglary.
Friday deadline for Going Digital contracts
Parents and guardians of Manteca Unified School District students have until Friday to submit signed copies of the Student Computer Equipment Agreement for the Going Digital program.
Quilt raffle will help aid family of injured soldier
Two Manteca quilters are piecing together a patriotic-themed quilt to help the Manteca soldier who was seriously injured in a drunken driving crash on Jan. 1.
JANUARY IS TOO DRY
The next six weeks will determine the severity of California's fourth year of drought.
Gas hits $2.23 at 3 Manteca fuel stations
Martha Landon used to dread pulling her GMC Yukon XL up to the gas pump.
Five die in crash in heavy fog
Five people from two vehicles died Tuesday in the heavy early morning fog on Van Allen Road at Highway 4 in eastern San Joaquin County, according to CHP spokesman James Smith.
Contestants sought for 2015 Manteca Youth Focus effort
Share your talents. Give back to the community. Earn money for college. Expand your leadership skills. Learn how to write a résumé. Gain confidence in public speaking. Make new friends. Wear a cool crown.
Police chief talks Thursday before Patriots
The Manteca Patriots will be holding their first meeting of 2015 on Thursday, Jan. 15, at 7:30 p.m. at Angelano's Restaurant.
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