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Del Webb welcomes 500th homeowner
Gary and Melinda Fiorio are now part of a new community. And they couldn't be happier with their new living arrangement.
Spirits get Finley’s Bar & Grill on ‘My Ghost Story’
Finley's Bar and Grill is garnering some national attention.
Good Friday services in South County
The Manteca Ministerial Association has not scheduled any community Good Friday service this year, but several churches in Manteca, Lathrop, and Ripon are offering prayerful observance opportunities in which area faithful can take part.
Swap rock, rockabilly bands in concert April 17 at Rookies
Swamp rock 'n rockabilly night is coming to Manteca.
YMI BREAKFAST
Scenes from the St. Anthony's Catholic Church Young Men's Institute Palm Sunday breakfast.
Cemetery buries troubles
There is finally a light at the end of the tunnel for the East Union Cemetery after nearly two years of constant problems and difficult negotiations with the California State Cemetery and Funeral Bureau to get back its business license as well as its frozen bank accounts and endowment funds.
Just 10 spaces left for street fair April 10-11
Manteca's biggest event - the 14th annual Crossroads Street Fair that draws crowds in excess of 35,000 - has just 10 vendor spaces left.
Chef Mangelos whips up most funds
RIPON - Lemon grass was the last-minute secret ingredient that Ripon Chef John Mangelos had to work into his entrees at last Thursday night's Iron Man cook-off competition with two other chefs.
Volunteers stuff 10,000+ plastic eggs for Easter
Three dozen pairs of hands equals 10,000 plastic eggs.
MONSTER BASH SKATEBOARDING
Scenes from the City of Lathrop's Youth Advisory Commission and Park and Recreation Department's Monster Bash Skateboarding tournament conducted at Lathrop Skate Park.
Seeking green from Uncle Sam
Manteca's leaders are making a pitch for Uncle Sam's green dollars in a bid to keep a lid on future sewer costs for municipal ratepayers.
SAFE helps keep fire department ready for emergencies
Volunteers are helping stretch the effectiveness of the Manteca Fire Department by doing re-inspection of various businesses where safety concerns and possible fire hazards were previously noted by full-time trained personnel.
Entries sought for first ever Memorial Day parade May 31
Debby Moorhead would like nothing better than to see hundreds of Manteca veterans walking down flag-lined Yosemite Avenue on Memorial Day to the applause of thousands of spectators lining the street for the city's first parade honoring those who have served America.
St. Anthony Foundation honoring Sister Ann
The honor goes to Sister Ann Venita Britto this year at the annual awards dinner sponsored by the St. Anthony's Catholic School Education Foundation.
Sierra High grad gets rush from bull riding
Eight seconds is all that Randy Schaapman thinks about.
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St. Anthony’s Ministry for Caring hosts lunch for CAPS consumers
Jon is a consumer of Valley CAPS.
Munson, Winn lead for supervisor
Russ Munson and Chuck Winn were the leaders in the race for the San Joaquin County Supervisors Fourth District seat encompassing Ripon, Escalon and Lodi in early vote counting Tuesday.
Manteca to Kaiser: Restore hospital services
Manteca's elected leaders want Kaiser to restore services to the healthcare firm's Manteca hospital.
Sheriff Moore heading for 3rd term
Two term San Joaquin County Sheriff Steve Moore held the early lead Tuesday night and appears to be headed towards another four years as San Joaquin County's top cop.
Salazar tops DA race
Deputy District Attorney and Chief Prosecutor Tori Verber Salazar led Gary Hickey in the race for San Joaquin County District Attorney Tuesday night at press time.
Denham faces Eggman in November
Turlock small business owner Michael Eggman will challenge Jeff Denham for his 10th Congressional District seat in November.
Olsen has commanding Assembly lead
It might have been California's first truly open primary.
Happy Wheelers are among those not happy with ADA driven Manteca lawsuits
Farm fresh fruits and vegetables weren't the only things on the menu at the Manteca Farmer's Market on Tuesday
HITTING THE WATER
Interested in scuba diving? Curious about what lifeguard training involves? Want to swim laps for exercise? Need to learn how to swim? Or do you just want to splash around and have fun?
Fear of ADA lawsuit forces business to lock its doors
John Perez is afraid.
Sisters serve simultaneous LDS missions
Sarah Sokolowski and her sister, Amanda, are currently serving as missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, though they are across the continent from each other.
Council may ask Congress to reform ADA lawsuits
Manteca's elected leaders want businesses to have the opportunity to correct shortcomings in their compliance to the American Disability Act before being sued.
FARMERS MARKETS GALORE
California is considered the world's Mecca when it comes to variety of fruits, vegetables, and nuts.
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