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LM Fire may close 3 of 4 stations
LATHROP – The Lathrop-Manteca Fire District may close one or two of its remaining three fire stations that are still open, lay off 10 firefighters, and demote some of its personnel as it struggles to grapple with a budget deficit of $336,244.78 right at the start of the 2010-11 fiscal year on Sept. 1.
Bull serving as consultant for six months for just dental & health plan
RIPON - Ripon's retiring police chief Richard Bull is being contracted by the City Council to serve as a consultant to the interim chief of police for the next six months.
She’s taught over 5,000 kids to swim including Olympian
Sigrid Laird has been a household name for over 40 years, having taught some 5,000 children how to swim, ranging in age from toddlers to high school seniors.
Property values drop 1.5%
New home construction valued at $110 million in 2009 is effectively cushioning the City of Manteca from suffering substantial property tax revenue drops for the fiscal year that started July 1.
Library Park expansion on track for October
The final obstacle that was holding up the Library Park expansion - getting agreement between Verizon, Comcast, and PG&E for the location of various utility lines - has been resolved.
Golf tourney supports Manteca K-9
The Manteca Police Canine Unit is in need of funding – a scheduled golf tournament on August 14 is hoped to make a difference.
Old Mars store now eBay trading outlet
An on-line and in-store consignment seller has taken over the old Mars Department Store in downtown Manteca after being shuttered for a number of years.
3 months of free electricity
You could go three months out of the year without paying PG&E a cent for electricity.
Teens feel comfortable & safe at Boys & Girls
Keeping teens busy is the key to preventing them from getting into trouble or setting out on the wrong path.
Behling vows to focus on ‘inner workings’ of city government
Solid waste route drivers would become the first line of defense against blight if Manteca City Council hopeful Richard Behling has his way.
Free vials of LIFE at farmer’s market
Free vials of "LIFE" will be distributed Tuesday during the downtown Manteca Farmers Market from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Library Park.
Writing project volunteer grows with program
About three years ago, Jerry Schossow made the mistake of volunteering his service to learn the production side of the Great Valley Writing Project.
First Manteca Idol winner returning to judge contest
Manteca Idol's first winner dropped by the Boys and Girls Club Saturday to take a quick stroll down memory lane and chat with some of the organizers during the second of three auditions on Saturdays that are being held prior to the start of the annual competition at the end of summer.
Bledsoe helped 30,000 children smile in his career
An open house reception is planned for Dr. Marvin Bledsoe at Valley Oak Dental offices on West Yosemite Avenue at Trevino Avenue on Saturday, July 28, from 4 until 7 p.m.
Manteca jobless rate inches up
Manteca's jobless rate inched back up slightly in June after six months of improvement.
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Leaf collection starts Monday in Manteca
The City of Manteca begins its annual leaf collection on Monday, Dec.1.
Turkeys R Us within 109 birds of goal
The Sunrise Kiwanis and Manteca Kiwanis - two service clubs responsible for things such as the Pumpkin Fair, the community Easter egg hunt, Fourth of July parade and supporting such youth activities as the Boys & Girls Club -each came through for Turkeys R Us.
Foster Farms donates turkeys for struggling North SJ Valley families
Foster Farms donated 750 turkeys to the Second Harvest Food Bank to provide hungry families in the Northern San Joaquin Valley with a Thanksgiving meal.
Foster Farms donates turkeys for struggling North SJ Valley families
Foster Farms donated 750 turkeys to the Second Harvest Food Bank to provide hungry families in the Northern San Joaquin Valley with a Thanksgiving meal.
Volunteers backbone of telethon
Vickie Conner rang the bell several times within the quarter of an hour she was on the phone.
Teen, 17, on life support
A 17-year-old seriously injured in a devastating car accident outside of Tracy isn't expected to survive.
Volunteers pay it forward for kids
It is payback time for many Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club telethon volunteers.
Turkeys R Us still short 283 birds to meet Thanksgiving, Christmas needs
Seventeen years ago Sue Teunissen and Gail Fletcher couldn't stand the thought of their families sitting down to a table overflowing with traditional holiday food on Thanksgiving knowing neighbors and others in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop were going without.
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