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Bowl-a-thon pins down support for free tutoring
They were known as the Alley Cats.
Best Buy opens in Manteca
Aja Smith wasn't planning on being the first person in line for the grand opening of the Manteca Best Buy on Friday.
Upgrades coming for East Yosemite, Moffat
Two of the roughest stretches of street pavement in Manteca are targeted for upgrades.
Fun blooming this weekend during Ripon’s almond fete
RIPON – Finding something suitable to do this weekend won't be difficult.
Bragans’ niece & American Idol’s Taylor Hicks get together via ‘Dating With a Star’ on TV
The Bragan Realty family was glued to their TV set this week as they watched their niece Julie Courtney, 31, of San Francisco win a "Dating With the Stars" contest on Regis and Kelly Live.
Storytime with Police Chief Bricker on March 18
Staff from the Manteca Branch Library will team up with the Manteca Police Department to present a special storytime in the Manteca City Council Chambers, 1001 W. Center St., Manteca, on Wednesday, March 18, at 4 p.m.
Delta Water Users Association annual meeting set for March 12
The Delta Water Users Association will hold its annual membership meeting on Thursday, March 12, at Isadore's, 680 North Main Street.
Park staff workload increasing 25%
Manteca's municipal park crews are increasing their workload 25 percent as part of a strategy for the city to bridge a looming $11.3 million deficit in the fiscal year starting July 1.
Ripon Almond Blossom
RIPON – Camila Sweaney grew up watching the Ripon Almond Blossom Queen hopefuls go through the motions of the traditional pageant, and always knew that she wanted to participate.
Driver avoids major disaster as truck burns
RIPON - With flames leaping some 75 feet into the early morning sky, a long haul truck driver prevented a possible catastrophe at the Flying J Truck Stop in Ripon Thursday.
Tracy Press takes over ownership of Sun Post
The Lathrop Manteca Sun Post is being acquired by the Tracy Press.
Bell ends reign as Almond Blossom queen
RIPON – Mary Bell knew that the crown that topped her head Thursday night wasn't going to be there for very much longer.
$1.2M may help 30+ families own homes
You can make $9.50 an hour as a single person and buy a three bedroom, two bathroom home in north Manteca listed at $99,900 for $538.85 a month with only $999 upfront.
Fun ready to Blossom
RIPON – Getting everything ready for the Almond Blossom Carnival that's expected to draw thousands over the three days it runs isn't easy.
Manteca artist nabs top awards at two shows
At the recent Delicato Fine Art Show, Dan Voller's "Coastal View" won first place and a blue ribbon. The landscape shown is that of the coast just south of Half Moon Bay.
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Kicking for a Cure soccer match tonight
Its logo might adorn all the letterhead and signage, but Manteca High soccer coach Justin Coenenberg will be the first to admit the "Kicking for a Cure" game is an event driven by the community.
Manteca High junior mixes yoga & murals
Evelyn Gonzalez plans to do a yoga pose in front of all 200 plus murals at Manteca High.
Underground beats mainstream for hip-hop artist Andrew Bell
East Union High graduate Andrew Bell has become a permanent fixture in the Sacramento hip-hop scene since moving to the State Capital from the Bay Area several years ago.
CAPS gardeners get needed exercise through planting and harvest chores
The annual planting at the CAPS' campus on North Austin Road at East Yosemite Avenue adds an element of unexpected "exercise" for the consumers at the learning facility designed as an extra level of educating the physically and learning disabled in the community.
With Their Aid
Jocelyn Patane was nervous, intimidated and at times, lost on the wide-open stretches of the soccer field.
Manteca alleys: Retain & repair or eliminate?
Some new urban neighborhoods embrace alleys.
Lathrop hires help to check building plans
LATHROP – It's not as simple as looking at a picture and giving it the thumbs up.
Master gardener program helps sharpen skills
Some people are born with green thumbs. Others are made.
PLANTING THE SEED
In black shades and a Hawaiian button-up, Larry Teunissen is the epitome of beach-boy cool.
Post office pulls plug on mailing taxes by midnight
The tax day midnight madness is no more.
Campaign to drop all federal income taxes
Imagine an America where the corporate income tax is reduced to zero.
Divided downtown derails decisions
Can't all the downtown merchants just get along?
Bureau increasing flows on Stanislaus River on Monday
The Bureau of Reclamation will begin increasing releases from Goodwin Dam into the Stanislaus River to benefit Stanislaus River steelhead and San Joaquin River Chinook salmon starting on Monday.
Glacier Point opens to cars Monday
YOSEMITE NATIOMNAL PARK - The Glacier Point Road in Yosemite National Park is open to bicyclists.
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