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Letters to grandchildren class at 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?
Robert Burns dinner Jan. 30 celebrates Scottish heritage
MODESTO - The Modesto St. Andrews Society, established to promote Scottish Heritage, will hold a dinner on Saturday, Jan. 30, to honor Robert Burns, Scotland's most famous poet and bard.
City dodges garbage rate hike
A pre-emptive move to cut labor costs in the city's enterprise operations – sewer, water, garbage, and the golf course – is helping Manteca avoid rate increases induced by The Great Recession that other cities are now pondering.
Joe Rosa now angling for biggest catch
Joe Rosa did not have to invent a tall fish tale when he came home from his deep-sea fishing adventure last weekend.
Queen hopefuls praise Boy Scouts
RIPON – The six Ripon Almond Blossom Queen hopefuls have officially hit the ground running.
Garden Club meets Jan. 18
The Manteca Garden Club welcomes garden enthusiasts in the Central Valley to attend their next meeting on Monday, Jan, 18, at 12:30 p.m. at the McFall Room of the Manteca Public Library to hear Diana Montgomery, speak on "Four Seasons of Color" for your garden.
DA’s office issues Haitian quake relief fraud alert
STOCKTON – The situation in Haiti is tragic and will require tremendous resources to recover.
Bass Pro offers large display of native reptiles
One of the most comprehensive displays of native California amphibians and reptiles is coming next month to Manteca's Bass Pro Shop.
Ripon PD DUI saturation patrol set
RIPON - A zero tolerance police saturation patrol to take drunk drivers off Ripon streets is set for this weekend.
DMV extends advance appointment calendar to 45 days due to demand
SACRAMENTO – Due to increased demand, the Department of Motor Vehicles announced today that field office appointments can now be made 45 days in advance, either on the department web site (www.dmv.ca.gov) or by telephone (800-777-0133).
Manteca Unified meeting Tuesday for transfer of $900,000 in budget
Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District will meet Tuesday, Jan. 12, for a special session.
Curves offering free weight management class for women
Chris Mendes will be the first to say that weight-loss can be an ongoing battle.
Disney digital artist speaking at Pacific
STOCKTON – Anthony Shafer, a 1997 graduate from University of the Pacific's School of Engineering and Computer Science, will give a behind-the-scenes presentation on Disney's "A Christmas Carol." He will give his presentation at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 21, in the Pacific Theater. The event is free and open to the public.
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.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Project aims for massive distribution style tenants
There's nothing small about the proposed Lathrop Gateway Business Park.
Search & rescue K9s vital to California
The value of search and rescue dogs throughout the state was demonstrated before Manteca Unified School District's law enforcement and fire service students in the be.tech Academy's "First Responders" program.
Ripon pays officer’s cost for funeral trip
An estimated 10,000 mourners paid their final respects to Wenjian Liu.
ACCESS vs. EXCESS
Janice Ward anxiously awaits her day in court with disabled-access advocate and litigious attorney Scott Johnson.
Quadriplegic fights ADA abuse
Every move that Brad Peters makes is thought out.
Drought: Death knell for recreation at Woodward?
The odds for a normal year of snow and rain are rapidly evaporating.
Religion memes still dominating cultures
That meme with the tough-faced toddler holding up his fist to signal an accomplishment?
More cops & firefighters?
Property and sales tax receipts for the City for Manteca are exceeding budget projections.
Deal may pay off Lathrop bond debt
If it all goes according to plan the City of Lathrop might have just made its last $1.2 million debt service payment for a series of bonds taken out to participate in the South County Water Supply Project.
Levee behind existing homes?
The solution to protecting southwest Manteca from a 200-year flood will help determine exactly where the controversial proposed alignment of the future Raymus Expressway will swing through the rural countryside.
Lathrop seeks $5M for levee work from DC
When the City of Lathrop sends representatives to Washington, D.C., as part of an annual lobbying trip they hope to bring back more than dirty clothes in a suitcase.
High school artist work graces posters
The 2015 art contest sponsored by the Manteca Garden Club will have 19 Manteca Unified high school students competing for a cash award and the honor of seeing their art work being used for the club's posters and brochures.
Foundation offers college scholarships
The Manteca Children's Foundation is now accepting applications for its scholarships to high school seniors.
Amazon showcases cutting edge tech
Amazon, the world's biggest online retailer, unveiled its state-of-the-art Fulfillment Center in Tracy more than a year after it was launched in 2013 with 1,000 full-time workers.
IT DIDN’T WORK
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Year of You begins anew with two participants, Jeanette Balmut and Joshua Messersmith. Each will train with a local gym with dueling styles and philosophies over the next 12 months, and their journeys will play out on the pages of the Manteca Bulletin each week.
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