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Manteca Unified schools spring concerts

Manteca Unified schools are offering plenty of concerts in the coming weeks.

May 05, 2012 | | NEWS

Bell tower still resonates with many

It is the tower that evokes emotion among long-time Manteca residents.

May 05, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

2 CELEBRATIONS TODAY

The social hub of Manteca today can be found at The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley as well as at Dutra Southeast Park.

May 05, 2012 | Bulletin staff reports | NEWS

Retired Special Forces colonel grand marshal for Memorial Day parade

Bob Elliott – a retired colonel with the Special Forces – is serving as the grand marshal for the 2012 Memorial Day parade taking place in downtown Manteca on Monday, May 28, starting at 11:30 a.m.

May 05, 2012 | Bulletin staff reports | NEWS

Traditional garden harkens back to olden days

A nearly life-sized giraffe does double duty as sentinel and visual accent next to the lush landscaping on the side of the free-form swimming pool.

May 05, 2012 | Rose Albano Risso | NEWS

‘Fat moon’ for Cinco de Mayo

Festive Cinco de Mayo celebrations on Saturday will have competition for attention from far, far away. That's 221,802 miles from Earth, to be exact.

May 04, 2012 | Rose Albano Risso | NEWS

Garden nursery may open near Kaiser Hospital

A new plant nursery and garden center may take root near Kaiser Hospital on West Yosemite Avenue.

May 04, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Former Olympian who built Ripon swimming passes away

RIPON - The Ervan Zador Aquatic Center at Ripon High School will host a celebration of life Sunday from noon until 4 p.m. for 1956 Hungarian Olympic great of the same name who died Saturday at 77.

May 04, 2012 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

Rotary honors peace officers for outstanding service

Manteca Police Sergeant Wayne Miller along with four other law enforcement officers from various departments serving Manteca and the South County were selected as "Officers of the Year" by the Manteca Rotary club at its noon luncheon Thursday at Isadore's Restaurant.

May 04, 2012 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

CORRECTION

A story on Page A1 of Thursday's Manteca Bulletin regarding the landscape maintenance district fees for the park at Union Ranch East incorrectly stated the annual assessment for this year was $496.31, and the maximum allowable assessment is $748.14. Those were the original figures that were calculated earlier last year. However, when the final action came back to Council on July 19, 2011, those had been reduced to an initial assessment of $358.78, with a maximum allowable assessment of $583.58. The $358.78 was assessed for 2011-12. The reductions were a result of a reduction ...

May 04, 2012 | | NEWS

Car catches fire inside Arlington Court garage

Manteca Firefighters responded to a structure fire on Arlington Court on Tuesday afternoon involving a fully involved car fire.

May 04, 2012 | | NEWS

East Union grad new executive director for Mary Graham Children’s Foundation

FRENCH CAMP - Mary Graham Children's Foundation Board of Directors has hired Amber Saunders as the new executive director.

May 04, 2012 | | NEWS

Head-on crash on Spreckels hurts 2

Two women were injured in a head-on crash in the center divider left turn lane on Spreckels Avenue about 11:15 Thursday morning.

May 04, 2012 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

‘Cowboy’ Cummings hosting fundraiser for Miss San Joaquin County on Sunday

Long-time Manteca resident Wayne "Cowboy" Cummings is hosting a fundraiser for his granddaughter Kathryn Faull, who is the reigning Miss San Joaquin County 2011, this Sunday, May 6, from 1 to 3 p.m. at his ranch at 20498 S. Airport Way, just south of Woodward Avenue.

May 03, 2012 | | NEWS

He wants to help other kids

Lincoln School sixth grader, Tylor Axtell, wants to make a difference in the lives of other young kids one stuffed animal at a time.

May 03, 2012 | | NEWS

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MISS ALMOND BLOSSOM

Saylor De Abreu was crowned Ripon's Almond Festival Queen Thursday night at the Ripon Community Center.

February 23, 2018 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

‘Senior Assassination’ game clamp down

In the wake of a handful of students being detained at gunpoint earlier this week by Manteca Police while playing the "Senior Assassination" game, the ...

February 23, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

MANTECA IN THE HUNT

It's fitting that 5.11 Tactical is opening in Manteca's centennial year just as the city is being positioned to embark on the ...

February 22, 2018 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Push for new Lathrop Road interchange

In the last five years the City of Lathrop has spent millions on improving the traffic flow along the city's namesake thoroughfare.

February 22, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

LARRY HAWORTH

As a farmer, Larry Haworth wears two hats. He is a dairyman and an almond farmer. He does not have any preference between the two ...

February 22, 2018 | By ROSE ALBANO RISSO Bulletin Correspondent | NEWS

Applicants sought for various boards

Looking to get involved in the community?

February 22, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

ART BLOSSOMS

The Marylou Tornell Art Show once again is helping usher in the Ripon Almond Festival.

February 21, 2018 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

U.S. Chamber honors Denham for pro-jobs effort

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce honored Congressman Jeff Denham Tuesday by presenting him with the "Spirit of Enterprise" award at the Ripon Chamber of ...

February 21, 2018 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

Ripon High requiring three years of science for future graduation

The Ripon Unified school board recently voted for students at Ripon High to have three years of science as a graduation requirement.

February 21, 2018 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

Manteca rejects bid to freeze growth in floodplain

Manteca's elected city leaders - opting to stay the course to enhance flood protection for 8,000 existing residents on the dime of the buyers ...

February 21, 2018 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Measure C pays for two more traffic signals

Residents of the Stonebridge housing development have long been lobbying the Lathrop City Council for some sort of traffic calming measure to make access safer ...

February 20, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

CHILLY PROSPECTS

With low temperatures dropping into the high 20s this week, South County almond farmers are going to be busy working overtime doing everything in their ...

February 20, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

Snapshot in time: Manteca’s sandy plains recalled

A moment in time was captured 105 years ago by a early photographer equipped with a motorized camera with its wide-angle lens to shoot a ...

February 20, 2018 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

Thieves smash windows at 2 liquor stores in bid to steal ATM machines

Two liquor stores in Manteca had windows and doors smashed early Monday morning as thieves were attempting to steal ATM machines – one on Louise Avenue ...

February 20, 2018 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS