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Another bridge across river
River Islands at Lathrop won't cause much congestion during commute hours on Interstate 5 between the 120 Bypass and Interstate 205 connectors.
Lathrop’s Generations Center on target
LATHROP – It seemed like another bureaucratic meeting tactic.
Ripon may restrict signs for elections
Come the next election, campaign signs in Ripon could be limited as to when they can be placed.
$2M for projects in entertainment zone
Manteca has $2 million to serve as seed money to start the community park at the heart of the proposed 187-acre family entertainment zone.
Yacht club in Lathrop’s future
The South San Joaquin County's fanciest place for a drink and getting a bit to eat - at least by location - could one day be right where the current offices for River Islands at Lathrop are located overlooking the San Joaquin River.
Fun run in downtown Manteca helps Second Harvest Food Bank
Second Harvest Food Bank CEO Mike Mallory is breaking out his bright orange running shoes for the Saturday, April 5, "Help Us Stamp Out Hunger in Our Community" 5K and one mile walk/run in downtown Manteca.
SPRING GLORY
The Delta is made up of over 1,000 miles of waterways, covering four counties – Contra Costra, Sacramento, Solano and San Joaquin.
Concealed gun permits: No change yet in Manteca policy
Don't go rush out and buy that concealable handgun just yet.
Let the games begin
The 2014 campaign gets underway in earnest next week.
Vacationing McCreath misses trainer’s orders
EDITOR'S NOTE: Susan McCreath has been selected to participate in the Year of You, a fitness challenge hosted by the Manteca Bulletin and CORE Athletic Performance. Her journal, along with her measurements, will appear in Tuesday's print edition.
MHS grad hits NY Times Bestseller list
Manteca High graduate and author Kristin Miller is now a bona fide national best-selling author. Her latest book made it to the New York Times Bestseller list this week.
Union bridge going to 4 lanes
The Union Road bridge crossing the 120 Bypass will have four lanes within the next three years if all goes according to plan.
FLIPPING FOR FLAPJACKS
Jeff Shields makes "great" Mickey Mouse pancakes.
Old school houses family of five
The historic two-room San Joaquin School, built on South Austin Road in 1915, is now the home of the Brad and Tricia Hickman family.
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Honoring the ultimate sacrifice
The pastor. The retired steel worker. The congressman.
SSJID fights to protect water
The South San Joaquin Irrigation District has something that at least two thirds of California wants - water.
Manteca may allow hookah lounges, other tobacco uses
The city that led the drive in California in the 1970s to ban the sale of cigarettes from vending machines accessible to children may now make hookah lounges legal.
Immigrant tops Sierra grad class
Leonor Borges will be the first person in her family to go to college.
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