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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.
City firefighters answer the call to help students
Dave Breitenbucher greeted patrons at the Manteca Applebee's Neighborhood Restaurant.
Muscle car fan comes from a Chevy family
Vince Haro Jr. has a labor of love involving muscle cars.
Louise Avevue closed for 5 days
LATHROP – The section of Louise Avenue between Fifth Street and McKinley Avenue will be closed for five days in September.
Tip-a-Fireman tonight helps tutor struggling kids
Off-duty Manteca firefighters are waiting tables tonight at Applebee's to raise money to provide free tutoring services to struggling youth.
Move to silence train horns
Steve Kamau is tired of "noise pollution" from Union Pacific Railroad trains sounding their horns as they ramble through Manteca often at speeds in excess of 55 mph.
Chief Bricker dispels myths about crime in Manteca
Repeated double-digit drops in Manteca's crime rate over the past several years has prompted skeptics to claim it is only because people are frustrated and have stopped reporting crime.
Free jump house for kids at farmer’s market
Kids can burn off some energy tonight during the downtown Manteca farmers market at Library Park by taking advantage of a free jump house.
Richard Bull: A ‘cops’ cop’ retires
RIPON - Ripon Police Chief Richard Bull was lauded as "a cops' cop" who most enjoyed being out on the street with his officers during his 34 years in law enforcement.
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Recruitment underway for Miss Manteca, Ambassador
Manteca Youth Focus is heading back to school to recruit the new Miss Manteca and Manteca City Ambassador.
Soldier fighting for his life
A Manteca soldier home for two weeks from his second Army tour in Iraq to see family and friends before reporting to his third war zone tour is fighting for his life in a Modesto trauma center.
QUILT SHOW MOVING
Thanks indirectly to an ADA requirement, one of the largest annual crowd attractions in downtown Manteca is moving to another location.
Convicted murderer pushing for new trial
The man convicted of murdering 51-year-old Michael Lawrence in front of his 8-year-old daughter in June of 2013 is trying to get a new trial.
Lawsuit: Much ado about nothing?
On paper the lawsuit over whether Lathrop's one-cent sales tax increase was convoluted and inflammatory.
‘Rhino’ stolen from Ripon High
The supporters of the Ripon High School athletic stadium construction are angry over the theft of an $11,500 Rhino 4-wheel quad used in the last three years of the multi-million dollar restoration project.
RUSTIC, COZY SETTING
Greg Lewis and Michael Parmenter sat in a table for two halfway between the bar and the main dining area of Finley's Bar and Grill. The two friends from Stockton are having lunch on the last day of 2014. They are among the regulars who have discovered this out-of-the-way modest-looking bar and grill on Airport Way between Lathrop Road and French Camp Road.
EIR work up next on 310-acre project
The North Pointe Specific Plan is a major project taking place in northeast Ripon.
New judge takes oath on Jan. 22
STOCKTON - Former Chief Deputy District Attorney Michael Mulvihill will take the oath of office on Thursday, Jan. 22, as San Joaquin County's newest Superior Court Judge.
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