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The $9.99 watermelon
Sticker shock, courtesy of the drought, is coming to a supermarket near you.
CIVIL WAR ENTHUSIASTS
Scott Quealey has been a welder for more than two decades. He currently works at Rosa Welding in Manteca.
Manteca may stop discharging water to SJ River
The wish list of Manteca's leaders - both elected and bureaucratic - for major undertakings is long and expensive.
Community rallies to help victim’s family
The wick on the red scented candle had nearly reached the bottom of the votive, and the flame – the last remaining out of the more than a dozen candles that had accumulated at the makeshift memorial for Kelly Marelich – flickered wildly as a breeze crept through the alley.
You could check out books & enjoy ice cream as well at Manteca Library
Public libraries with treats such as coffee on the side aren't a modern creation.
A $1,000 speeding lesson
Get caught for speeding fast enough in the Highway 99 construction zone through Manteca and it could set you back nearly $1,000.
Diane Phillips: Jane of all trades
She's a farmer. She's a businesswoman. She is a postal worker; and to the best of her knowledge, she was Manteca's first letter carrier. She is an artist, a landscaper and designer. She is also an architect and a homebuilder, and although she does not have the official papers to declare her as one, she has the house that she built as proof.
Is Lathrop tax driving away truck business?
LATHROP – Lathrop business owners want a do-over when it comes to Measure C.
ACE opens $65M state-of-art facility
Bryan Pennino likened the sparkling new Altamont Corrdior Express Maintenance Facility as an auto repair shop.
Soccer use at park stirs controversy
LATHROP – A group of die-hard soccer players asked the City of Lathrop for more leeway so they could further expand their blossoming operation.
14,310 more homes?
Developers are betting Manteca is going to go boom.
Cantu running for Manteca mayor’s job
How is the current Manteca City Council doing?
MAN OF THE MATCH
Noah Valdez might have the spirit and moves of a basketball player, but he's got a legion of soccer players cheering him on.
Sierra grad wins bull riding
It hasn't taken Randy Schaapman long to leave his mark on collegiate rodeo.
Manteca Rec classes on Portuguese culture
Mary Del Pino is getting ready to resume her Portuguese Cultural classes in Manteca.
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Salazar tops DA race
Deputy District Attorney and Chief Prosecutor Tori Verber Salazar led Gary Hickey in the race for San Joaquin County District Attorney Tuesday night at press time.
Denham faces Eggman in November
Turlock small business owner Michael Eggman will challenge Jeff Denham for his 10th Congressional District seat in November.
Olsen has commanding Assembly lead
It might have been California's first truly open primary.
Happy Wheelers are among those not happy with ADA driven Manteca lawsuits
Farm fresh fruits and vegetables weren't the only things on the menu at the Manteca Farmer's Market on Tuesday
HITTING THE WATER
Interested in scuba diving? Curious about what lifeguard training involves? Want to swim laps for exercise? Need to learn how to swim? Or do you just want to splash around and have fun?
Fear of ADA lawsuit forces business to lock its doors
John Perez is afraid.
Sisters serve simultaneous LDS missions
Sarah Sokolowski and her sister, Amanda, are currently serving as missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, though they are across the continent from each other.
Council may ask Congress to reform ADA lawsuits
Manteca's elected leaders want businesses to have the opportunity to correct shortcomings in their compliance to the American Disability Act before being sued.
FARMERS MARKETS GALORE
California is considered the world's Mecca when it comes to variety of fruits, vegetables, and nuts.
Demonstrating flag-retirement protocol
When a flag of the United States is worn, torn, faded, or badly soiled, it needs to be replaced with a new one. When that happens, the old flag is "retired."
Rodeo this weekend helps with kids tutoring
Give Every Child a Chance is staging the Xtreme Bulls & Broncs Rodeo on the River fundraiser on Saturday, June 7, and Sunday, June 8 from noon to 5 p.m. both days at Dell'Osso Family Farm in Lathrop just off Interstate 5.
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