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Puppets pack ‘em in
Young Hannah Gonzales couldn't help but be transfixed on the myriad of puppets performing before her.
Lincoln School PTC plans drive-thru dinner
The Lincoln School Parent-Teacher Club will be hosting a Texas Roadhouse "Drive Thru To Go" fundraiser dinner in the front parking lot from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 22.
Atherton Homes adds new twist to Manteca’s housing market
It is the next big thing in Manteca housing.
Garden Club plants ‘Manteca’ hedge downtown
Call it a concerted effort.
Youth sports volunteer among those seeking Almond Blossom title
RIPON – Kamie Goforth has always harbored ambitions to be a part of the Almond Blossom Queen competition.
Future National Guard soldier hopes to wear Almond Blossom crown
RIPON – Kimberly Stegner knows exactly what she wants to do when she graduates from Ripon High in the spring.
Big jumps ahead for water, sewer in Lathrop
LATHROP - Lathrop residents could be digging deeper into their pocketbooks for the next five years starting in February for the privilege of flushing their toilets and turning on their faucets for a drink of water.
Nominations open for 2009 Hall of Fame
Nominations are being sought for the Manteca Hall of Fame's Class of 2009.
Chili peppers equal big lemons?
Ted Parker grows a variety of produce in his northwest Manteca backyard.
Ripon High board representative seeks Almond Blossom title
RIPON – Getting involved in the community is something that just comes naturally to Michelle Ambrose.
Daughter of past festival volunteer seeks Miss Almond Blossom
RIPON – Having her mother volunteering as part of the court of the Ripon Almond Blossom Queen several years ago gave Camila Sweaney an early taste of what the event was all about.
Advertising sales rep passes away
Beverly Proctor leaves an empty desk in the Manteca Bulletin's advertising department and a great emptiness in the hearts of staff members.
City lobbying for federal help for events center
Congress - wrestling with hundreds of billions of dollars in bailout requests - is going to be lobbied to help with funding for the proposed Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau Central Valley Regional Events Center.
Mayor’s committee staging anti-gang poster contest
Youth are being asked to design posters aimed at discouraging their peers from joining gangs.
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Miss Manteca Carolina Gutierrez reflects back on her year of service
This year marks the 46th annual crowning of Miss Manteca.
Manteca in hunt for jobs
Manteca is in the hunt for the next Amazon.
Gangs target of new Lathrop police unit
LATHROP – Gangs in Lathrop had better run and hide.
Tree crashes on 3 cars in downtown
The largest storm to hit Manteca in nearly 18 months proved costly for three car owners.
LAUGHING MATTERS
MODESTO – It takes a certain personality to convince an entire theater full of people to shout out the most infamous four-letter word in unison.
Not guilty verdict in mock murder trial
Mayra Posada and Marco Jaimes believe in the power of persuasion.
Manteca shifts park costs to homeowners
Landscape maintenance districts are passé.
Ripon Chamber steps up its lobbying game
It was seen as a very productive session of the new Government Relations Committee of the Ripon Chamber of Commerce that brought together representatives of the city, county, state and congress Friday noon in a meeting room of Bethany Home.
Water table expected to plummet
A hidden reservoir helps keep dishes clean, yards green, and flush toilets in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop.
Santa getting new digs for downtown
Christmas is an already an afterthought to most people.
Quilt show underway at MRPS Hall
They braved Friday's pouring rain so the show will go on this weekend.
City pump malfunction triggers street flooding
Caught in the Friday morning street flooding at Garden Gate Drive and Morgan Street, one Manteca woman called a friend to help her in his hip high boots to reach her pickup truck where waters had flooded much of her lawn and driveway.
SJ River may go dry by July
Barring a deluge of biblical proportions water experts are anticipating the San Joaquin River at Vernalis could essentially be dry by July.
MUSD grounds feeling pressure to conserve water
The pressure on John Lopez has never felt greater.
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