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New home price creep returning
The sound of hammers singing has been picking up at Woodside Homes' Tesoro neighborhood located within the triangle created by Atherton Drive, Woodward Avenue and Van Ryn Avenue in southeast Manteca.
91st MRPS festa taking place this weekend
Manteca as an incorporated city was only 11 years old when the Manteca-Ripon Pentecost Society was established.
$20 chance for 2000 Plymouth Neon helps Lathrop Relay for Life
LATHROP – Here's a deal that is hard to pass up: $20 for an immaculate 2000 Plymouth Neon.
BATON CAMP JUNE 28-JULY 2
The Manteca Parks and Recreation Department is conducting a week-long baton camp from June 28 to July 2 that includes being part of the Graffiti Sweeties in Manteca's Fourth of July parade on July 3. Instructor Dandi Manuel has 40 years experience as a twirler and over 20 years as an instructor during which time a number of students have earned state and national championships. The cost for ages 4 through 6 classes from 9 to 10 a.m. is $25 for residents and $35 for non-residents, and from 7 through 18 years of age from 10 a.m ...
Critical call on SSJID retail power bid later this summer
The fate of South San Joaquin Irrigation District's bid to enter the retail power business won't be known until the heat of summer when 100-degree days ramp up air conditioning demand to send power bills in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon to their highest levels during the year.
Louise Ave. section closing to traffic
LATHROP – Avoid the section of Louise Avenue between McKinley and Fifth Street on June 16 and 17.
Manteca offering fire academy for citizens
The City of Manteca Fire Department is inviting community members to experience what it takes to douse out a simulated house fire.
Everything from water balloon tossing to programs on tide pools at library
The Manteca Branch Library will present Wet 'N Wetter Relays Thursday, July 8, at 3 p.m.
Sister Act part of St. Anthony’s luncheon
They had performed their version of "My God (My Guy)" from the Sister Act movies.
Voters rejecting PG&E power play
Proposition 16 – a statewide ballot measure with major implications on the future of retail electricity costs in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon – appears headed for defeat in Tuesday's voting.
Chief pushes for ‘mobile’ rec van to serve youth at city parks
Manteca Police Chief Dave Bricker believes Manteca has more than 40 solid locations that can engage kids in wholesome activities and help counter the lure of gangs.
Fresh produce & entertainment luring people to farmers market
Pinky Rideau gave everything she had when she was up on the gazebo stage at Library Park Tuesday afternoon.
Grandparents sharing memoirs at museum
Mary Hildebrand lived through one of the worst snowstorms to hit Pennsylvania during the early part of the 20th century.
Mini Miss Manteca would like to take cancer & trash it
Eight-year-old Alyssa Rose Elliott was enjoying her first day of the summer break.
Yosemite Conservancy goal: Connecting people with park
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK – Yosemite Conservancy, a nonprofit organization benefitting Yosemite National Park and its millions of visitors, was launched last week with commendations by public officials, songs by local school children and cheers of people who love the park.
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Accidents up 27% in 6 years
Manteca's accident numbers since 2009 have increased 4.5 times faster than the population.
Mass, celebration mark Santo Nino feast day
The day Pope Francis concluded his three-day visit to the Philippines, the Filipinos in Manteca were playing host to parishioners from more than a dozen parishes in the Diocese of Stockton for the annual celebration of the Feast of Santo Nino.
Mantecan celebrates 104th birthday today
It's Dorothy Radisich Day at St. Jude Care Center today. The former nurse and Manteca resident is celebrating a major milestone seldom heard of – her 104th birthday.
Uncle, can you help?
It's going to cost $15 million to extend Daniels Street and put in place infrastructure essential to turn 187 acres of city-owned wastewater treatment plant land into an economic juggernaut for Manteca built around leisure industries.
RATES STAY LOW
Water costs for farmers in the Turlock and Modesto irrigation districts are going up in 2015.
Police chief: Felonies drop in Manteca
Forget the fancy charts and the complicated graphs - the message was simple.
RUOK team honors memory of Manteca client
The Are You Okay team of the Manteca Seniors Helping Area Residents and Police volunteer corps were emotional as they witnessed the planting of a tree in St. Francis Park for a Manteca woman they checked on her condition in her home every day.
Ripon working to secure ACE service
The City of Ripon has been working with the San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission about the possibilities of locating an Altamont Commuter Express train stop near downtown.
Ripon seeks input in its search for superintendent
What are some of the qualities necessary for the next superintendent of the Ripon Unified School District?
Lathrop cut water use by 17% during 2014
Lathrop used 17 percent less water in 2014.
New homes paying for street lights
Buyers of homes in the 585-home Evans Estates neighborhood being developed south of Woodward Avenue will be less of a burden on the city's general fund that most of the existing 73,000 Manteca residents.
Bishop joins Santo Nino fest set for St. Anthony
A concelebrated mass in observance of the feast of the Santo Nino will be held at 11 a.m. this Saturday at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Manteca.
Sunrise Kiwanis celebrating milestone by giving $18K
Manteca Sunrise Kiwanis is celebrating Kiwanis International's 100 Year Anniversary on Thursday, Jan. 22, by hosting a "Community Night of Giving" at the Manteca Senior Center from 7 to 9 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. Over $18,000 will be distributed to local organizations.
Speeding in Manteca
The freeway that runs east-west in Manteca isn't the 120 Bypass - at least that's what some folks contend.
BALLOON FEST DEFLATED
Ripon's hot air balloon and kite festival known as "Color the Skies" may be over.
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