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Trimming new housing costs
Changing how Manteca has developers cover the tab for major infrastructure could reduce the cost of building a typical home by about $100.
A SUPER FUND RAISER
It's a super fundraising on Super Bowl Sunday that benefits the Manteca Mural Society and Manteca Rotary.
Candidate hopes to sharpen her life skills
RIPON – Chantyl Vasquez is hoping that making a run for Miss Almond Blossom will help her build valuable life skills.
Volunteers provide 13,000-plus hours of service to Doctors Hospital in 2009
The Doctors Hospital of Manteca Auxiliary was honored on Monday for more than 10,000 hours of service to the community over the last year. Student volunteers logged nearly 3,000 hours.
Lathrop’s new police chief to be announced next week
LATHROP – The name of the new Lathrop police chief who will replace former Chief Dolores Delgado will be announced Tuesday, Jan. 29, by Sheriff Steve Moore.
Miss Almond Blossom may help her learn more about Ripon
RIPON – Karena Stephens admits that she didn't know as much as she would have liked about the businesses in the place that she now calls home.
Letters to your grandchildren offered at Manteca museum
What would you ask your grandmother if she were still alive? Did you really know that much about her? What do your grandchidren know about you?
Orchard Valley: Initial sales $26.7M
Retail sales at The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley reached $26,758,000 in the initial seven months after the first store opened its doors.
Is heavy truck traffic sinking mobile homes in Lathrop?
LATHROP – Some of the homes at Camino Real Mobile Estates in Lathrop are sinking, and residents are pointing the blame at the heavy truck traffic on Harlan Road and the poor condition of the road.
Church seeks excess fruit to glean to feed needy
Driving the streets of Manteca Jim Todd noticed an incredible resource going to waste – fresh citrus.
UOP sophomore among queen hopefuls
RIPON – Annaliese Ippolito always admired the young women who were selected to represent Ripon as they made their way down Main Street in the annual Almond Blossom parade.
Lathrop officials say Harlan Road repairs could start as early as April
LATHROP – Repairs on a section of Harlan Road between Louise Avenue and Lathrop Road could start in early April.
Serving up deep-fried Dutch holiday treats
RIPON - It was "Oliebollen Day" at Bethany Home with residents and staff flocking to the afternoon event in the west dining room where Marie De Bie and Elizabeth Van Klaveren had set up their operation to turn out some 200 of the deep-fried treats.
Driver claims leg injury following hit and run
A young driver who claimed a leg injury in an intersection accident at Main and Wawona streets shortly after 2 p.m. on Monday was found in the Walmart store following the crash where he told officers he had gone to get medical attention.
CORRECTION
The Lathrop City Council's regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month will be rebroadcasted on the Tuesday after each meeting at 7 p.m. The council members, at their most recent meeting, also decided to continue the rebroadcasting of the regular meetings on Wednesdays at noon. Council meetings are broadcasted live on Cable Channel 97. In December, the council voted to change its regular meetings from every first and third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. to the first and third Monday of each month. That move necessitated the change in the rebroadcasting ...
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Moffat best spot for dog park?
The City of Manteca wouldn't be able to build the Moffat Community Center this year for $1.16 million unless it deferred meeting the same landscape requirements it imposes on the private sector.
Forced sales will cost $1.1M
Manteca taxpayers could lose $1.1 million by a state forced sale of three parcels.
Schools aim to cut water use by 20%
Manteca Unified is taking the drought seriously.
Honorees persevere through struggles
They shared stories of struggles and perseverance.
LEARNING TO SUCCEED
Carol Davis is dedicated to helping struggling students turn on the proverbial light switch in their minds.
Wheat gave way to watermelons, grapes & almonds
Wheat - and not almonds, pumpkins or even grapes - is what attracted farmers to the Manteca region after the Gold Rush in a bid to make a living.
Weston School on target for re-opening
The reconstruction taking place at Weston Elementary School appears on schedule for completion by the start of the next school year.
NEW MELONES ‘PUDDLE’
Tulloch Lake is going to disappear by this fall.
Manteca man dies while in jail custody
Last week a 27-year-old Manteca man was discovered dead in a county jail cell after Manteca Police officers arrested him earlier that night for public intoxication outside of a 7-Eleven convenience store.
Uno más: Taco Bell adding Manteca store
Manteca's third Taco Bell could break ground in the coming months.
Push for better libraries
Donna Brown's message is clear: Libraries are more relevant than ever before.
Free Weston Ranch seeking more stores
Free Weston Ranch burst into the scene about six years ago. It's a grassroots movement being vigorously pushed by residents of the community who want to see their six plus-square-mile community detached from the City of Stockton.
Manteca Library expanded in 1977 with aim to serve 32,000
Public libraries with treats such as coffee on the side aren't a modern creation.
Pants theft ends in 2 arrests
A daylight theft from the J.C. Penney store in the Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley at Union Road and the 120 Bypass shortly after 10 a.m. Thursday ended with a house to house search in the areas surrounding Aldwina Lane and Cottage Avenue near Doctors Hospital.
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