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Quilt appraisals among highlights at 31st annual Manteca Quilt & Doll Show
It is not Antiques Roadshow, the highly successful program presented by PBS.
Mandatory inspection of rentals?
Trash and junk was stacked as high as the 6-foot fence and covered almost the entire back and side yards.
Lathrop High one of only 4 California stops for Chinese cultural show
LATHROP – Lathrop High School will be playing host to a cultural performing group from China today at 4:30 p.m.
3 new Eagle Scouts share Court of Honor
It's the highest honor of Boys Scouts of America.
Ending 28-year fire career serving Manteca
Randy Sutton thought it would be an easy exit to leave the fire department after almost three decades in Manteca – just to walk away, but in reality it is a big hurdle for him.
Cops, firefighters take on Ripon High hoop alumniCops, firefighters take on Ripon High hoop alumni
RIPON - Ripon cops and firefighters are teaming up against a Ripon High School alumni squad for a benefit basketball game Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the Ripon High gymnasium.
Pond mud byproduct may pose threat to water supply for Manteca & Lathrop
OAKDALE - A public meeting on Jan. 20 for a new, second permit filed to spread the remainder of Con Agra's byproduct pond mud onto rural Oakdale properties brought out less than a dozen people, including the presenters, but a new player is now in the mix.
Deadline for 2010 Manteca Hall of Fame is March 15
Nominations are being sought for the Manteca Hall of Fame's Class of 2009.
Possible zoning modifications would change Manteca’s face
Zoning – arguably the biggest impact on private property that government has – could have sweeping changes in the coming months in Manteca.
Trucks may have to pay a fee to park in Lathrop
LATHROP – Parking by permit only was one of the suggestions brought up during the Lathrop City Council discussion earlier this week on the problem of trucks parked on city streets.
Boys & Girls helped him avoid wrong path in life
Getting involved with gangs at an early age and having no direction could have spelt disaster for Jon Cardoza.
Manteca artist started his passion at age 5
Gary Wilson was hit by the "love bug" when he was just a five-year-old boy.
Agape Villages promotes Beattie to resource job
Agape Villages Foster Family Agency has promoted Joann Beattie to Senior Vice President of Resource and Development.
New Pacific Trio performing Feb. 6
Manteca Kindred Arts Concert Association will present the fourth concert on its 23rd anniversary season with the New Pacific Trio, a faculty piano trio in residence at the University of the Pacific, during a concert Saturday, Feb. 6, at St. Paul's United Methodist Church.
Manteca’s high-speed future
California's state-of-the-art high speed trains are likely to pass through the Manteca area.
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SLICE OF SUMMER FUN
Juan Cuenca shared his secret on eating watermelon.
Manteca water use drops 20.4%
Brown lawns are starting to pay off for Manteca when it comes to conserving water.
DeBrum officially in mayor’s race
Steve DeBrum has filed campaign paperwork making him an official candidate for mayor of Manteca.
Disabled activist helps with ADA needs
Jonathan Costa knew that he didn't want to see Frank's Antennas get slapped with an Americans with Disabilities non-compliance lawsuit.
Officers yell with weapons drawn, ‘get on the ground’
Editor's note: The following is Jeff Tilton's Facebook post about the Bank of the West hostage situation in Stockton on Wednesday.
‘Tactical Tacos’ benefits SWAT
A Tactical Tacos fundraiser is being held on Friday, August, 8, to benefit the Manteca and Ripon Tactical Officers Association at the Manteca Senior Center, 295 Cherry Lane, from 6 until 11 p.m. Tickets are $30 and includes tacos, two drink tickets and door prizes.
Grandmother remembers warning about ‘grandson’ fraud
One Manteca grandmother remembered a newspaper story about pleas for money to get out of jail by "grandsons" that warned her of the fraud that was confronting her on the telephone.
DeBrum: Do something about homeless
The homeless debate at Library Park is about to become political.
GATHERINGS CONTINUE
Lightning didn't strike David Fitzgerald dead on Wednesday night.
Police explorers converge on Ripon
Two days of police skills competitions face some 35 teams of teenage police explorers from throughout California and as far away as Honolulu on Friday and Saturday at Ripon High School for the Fourth Annual Central Valley Explorer Challenge.
Third fire at empty residence
A fire described as suspicious caused $150,000 in damages to a Manteca home at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night in the 200 block of El Capitan Avenue.
Levee work may save $$
Hundreds - if not thousands - of Lathrop and Manteca residents with government insured home mortgages could avoid spending well over $2,000 a year if future growth ends up bankrolling levees to withstand a 200-year flood.
SHELTER SPIFF UP
Second Saturday volunteers helped get work started on upgrading the exterior appearance of HOPE Ministries' seven transitional housing units in the neighborhood east of Doctors Hospital.
Two Lathrop appointees face re-election
LATHROP – Politics can get nasty in Lathrop.
Atheists, freethinkers returning to library
Just their presence alone has prompted a subsequent counter-gathering by those on the other side of the fence.
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