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Brasmer president of statewide retiree group
The California Alliance for Retired American is a non-profit organization that works toward the advancement and achievement of just and equitable living conditions for seniors within the state.
Snow closes Tioga Pass for season
The series of storm systems that passed through the Yosemite area over the last several weeks have resulted in heavy snow accumulation throughout the park.
Making a difference in life of at-risk kids
About five years ago, high schools in Manteca Unified School District had up to seven counselors on campus. Today, there are only two attending to the counseling needs of hundreds of students at every school site, the result of severe budget cuts stemming from the effects of the Great Recession and a crumbling national economy.
She leaves mark with her bubbly Christmas spirit
A lady with a bubbly Christmas spirit Teresa Stevens has truly made a difference at Prestige retirement home on East Louise Avenue as well as at her daughter's fourth grade class at the Great Valley Academy Charter School on Button Avenue.
Ripon, Manteca, Lathrop police already belt up
Traffic accidents kill more police officers in the line of duty than anything else.
He managed Oakland Coliseum
William "Bud" Cunningham helped bring the Oakland Coliseum to fruition 47 years ago when he served as the first stadium general manager.
DRIVE-THRU NATIVITY
Jesus didn't have to worry about a cold spell.
Austin job center closer to Ripon’s downtown than to central Manteca
Austin Road Business Park could emerge as the top concentration of non-public sector employment for Ripon residents.
Holiday social brings friends together for good cause
Dick Durham knows that the $75 it cost for a ticket to Wednesday's 34th annual Holiday Affair staged by the Manteca Soroptimists is well spent.
Critics like Kaiser but not Manteca cutbacks
Gary Lemesh shudders to think if Kaiser-Manteca Medical Center were to make more cuts.
Southside Christian Church spreads holiday cheer
The Rev. Quincy McClain and members of her congregation from Southside Christian Church spread tiding of comfort and joy Wednesday at the Manteca Care & Rehabilitation Center.
600 more Manteca jobs?
A commitment letter could set the stage for the creation of 9,134 more jobs to chip away at Manteca's 10.1 percent unemployment rate.
TRY TO OUT RUN HIM
The chance of outrunning one Manteca police officer is totally out of the question for fleeing bad guys in the city unless they can cover 26.2 miles without stopping.
Silverman running for City Council
Richard Silverman is seeking one of two Manteca City Council seats up for grabs in November 2014.
Car buffs presenting Toys for Tots donation
The sun is still hiding from the frost this morning, but some 50 hardy Manteca Nuts & Bolts diehards are already up and about making sure needy children will wake up with a smile on Christmas morning.
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$2M facelift for two miles of Louise Ave.
A two-mile stretch of Louise Avenue is getting a $2 million makeover between Airport Way and Main Street this spring.
Court ruling shoots down ‘good cause’ for concealed guns
A federal appeals court known for its liberal-leanings struck down a mandate on Thursday that could make it easier for California residents to obtain concealed weapons permits.
Their love is still in full bloom
There's still magic in the air between Michele and Eric Davis – a Manteca couple who will have been married 25 years on Saturday.
Ripon’s Mary Cariged marks 102nd birthday
Mary Cariged of Ripon celebrated her 102nd birthday on Wednesday.
George ‘Pumpkin King’ & Vi Perry
When George and Violet Perry celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary, their five children knew exactly what special song they were going to dedicate to their parents to mark that momentous day.
Chance meeting led to love at first sight, then marriage
In 2006, the Seattle Seahawks made their first-ever Super Bowl appearance, facing the Pittsburgh Steelers at Ford Field in Detroit.
Women rule in California’s heart
Two Assembly districts. One California Senate Seat. The heart of California's conservative Central Valley.
NEW FACE FOR CHAMBER
Joanne Beattie – Agape Villages Foster Family Villages Agency's senior vice president for resources and development – has been selected to lead the Manteca Chamber of Commerce.
SSJID cuts costs to preserve bond ratings
South San Joaquin Irrigation District has almost $50 million in the bank.
32nd annual Quilt & Doll Show March 1-2
The Manteca Quilt & Doll Show is an event that perennially draws thousands of people to the Family City, many of them from out of town.
Manteca band rocks competition for first
Tower of Power. Earth, Wind and Fire. Chicago.
‘Bomb’ was cell phone, smoke detector
It might have sounded like a bomb.
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