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Parts of Manteca area target for spraying mosquitoes to battle West Nile virus spread
Parts of Manteca, Banta and southeast Tracy are scheduled for spraying by the San Joaquin County Mosquito & Vector Control District due to the recent increase of the adult mosquito population and the detection of West Nile virus.
Swing for Youth tourney helps needy youth access city recreation programs
The Friends of Manteca Parks & Recreation Foundation and the Manteca Parks & Recreation Department will be co-sponsoring their 7th Annual Swing for Youth Golf Tournament on Friday, July 24.
Manteca Idol auditions start this Saturday
Manteca Idol is just around the corner and last minute preparations are going into what is shaping up to be one of the best Idol season's ever.
Natural health coach, author talks July 15
Best-selling author and natural health coach Elodia Tate is featured speaker for the July 15 Manteca Women's Connection luncheon.
$112K habitat study to park trailers
Described as what could be fodder for a Woody Allen movie, Tuff Boy Trailers is facing more than $112,000 in fees in their effort to expand a truck storage yard on the west end of Yosemite Avenue where it intersects with the Highway 120 Bypass.
One stop equals less time less city costs
Putting the customer first – whether it is the little guy seeking a permit to install a new water heater or a developer seeking to build a massive employment center – inspired a physical and attitude makeover of the Manteca Community Development Department.
Commuters squeezing out seniors
LATHROP – Too much of a good thing is not always good. Case in point: The Park and Ride program for commuters at Valverde Park in Lathrop.
Have coffee & chat with police chief on Saturday
It's going to be an opportunity to chat openly with Manteca's police chief Saturday morning at Johnny's Restaurant in the 600 block of East Yosemite Avenue.
Eight hours in Yosemite
YOSEMITE VALLEY -They come from all over the world to hike through John Muir's beloved Cathedral of the Sierra.
Manteca Fire appoints Pfirmann as senior volunteer program leader
The Manteca Fire Department's senior volunteer program, known as Seniors Assisting Fire Efforts (SAFE), promoted a longtime supervisor to the Commander position.
Ripon chamber installation, awards dinner set July 16
RIPON - The Ripon Chamber of Commerce will present their annual installation and awards dinner on Thursday, July 16, at the Spring Creek Golf & Country Club, 1580 E. Spring Creek Drive.
Placebo police patrols
Manteca's latest weapon against crime isn't a high-tech gadget.
Movies, music & more
Good friends and family. Live music - much of it original. Bright stars and the moon. A gentle Delta breeze rustling the leaves.
Mega power line project hits snag as SMUD takes second look
RIPON – A proposed renewable power project that could slash through portions of Mistlin Sports Park and a residential housing development has lost one of its principal backers.
Goodwin Dam got water rolling for SSJID users
Nestled in the rustic Stanislaus River canyon below the western horizon from busy Highway 108-120 in the bottomland of Tuolumne County is arguably the most critical chunk of concrete ever poured when it comes to powering the Manteca economy.
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PG&E powers job for veteran from Manteca
A short time ago, Erick Varela's journey from military service in Iraq to being introduced at the White House by Michelle Obama would have been more than implausible.
Lathrop replacing Manthey Road bridge
LATHROP – That rickety old bridge on Manthey Road that crosses the San Joaquin River will soon be getting a major upgrade.
Manteca High football team debuts on Crystal milk cartons
As Manteca residents shop for their Super Bowl party this weekend, they will find the Manteca High football team honored on special commemorative Crystal Creamery milk cartons.
What’s that wet stuff?
For area farmers, it's 1975-1976 all over again.
Three fifths of Lathrop council faces re-election
LATHROP – For his first two years on the Lathrop City Council, Omar Ornelas dealt with turmoil.
Input given for World War II mural project
At age 98, Joe Martinez was the oldest member from "The Greatest Generation" at Thursday's Manteca Mural Society brainstorming session.
Warming fire causes $300K in losses
A structure fire in the 400 block of North Grant Street caused an estimated $300,000 in damage to a house on Wednesday morning.
Drought poses thorny issue for councilman
John Harris' wife wanted to buy 10 roses.
Lathrop catching up with pension liabilities
LATHROP – Medical benefits are expensive.
Input sought today from WW II veterans
The Manteca Mural Society is seeking input from World War II veterans, their families, and others to set the perimeters for an artists' competition to select the design for the next mural.
How low will SJ River go?
LATHROP – Rich Hogan isn't a farmer.
Revenue rise fuels talk of new Manteca budget initiatives
The proverbial light - powered by tax revenues - is at the end of the tunnel.
Sperry Road now connects I-5 & 99
It just became a little bit easier to get to the Stockton Metropolitan Airport from Interstate 5.
Wheat gave way to grapes & almonds
Wheat - and not almonds, pumpkins or even grapes - is what attracted farmers to the Manteca region after the Gold Rush in a bid to make a living.
SJ County getting $250K in extrication equipment
FRENCH CAMP - The French Camp McKinley Fire District was awarded a $250,000 traffic safety grant for the purchase of extrication equipment for distribution to 15 fire districts within San Joaquin County.
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