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Del Webb residents display can-do attitude
Second Harvest Food Bank Executive Director Mike Mallory knows that there would be a whole lot of families going hungry in Manteca if it weren't for a large contingency of Del Webb volunteers.
1 million of us by 2035
San Joaquin County by 2035 will have more residents than the current population of seven states and could at the same time still have a larger agricultural production as well.
GOD, FAMILY, & PATRIOTISM
A deep faith in God, family, and the Manteca Chamber of Commerce magazine combined forces to help bring Marty and Jane South to Manteca from Wisconsin.
Homeless pets on upswing in down economy in Manteca
The Manteca Animal Shelter can be a sad place for employees and volunteers who do their best to see that the strays they pick up on the street are adopted out to good homes rather than being euthanized.
Spending summer becoming better writers
Alejandra Jimenez came across as extremely shy when she first started the Great Valley Writing Program a few weeks ago.
Travolta & Patsy Cline at Woodward
John Travolta, Robin Williams, Patsy Cline, and Connie Francis are all performing at Woodward Park Saturday.
Manteca machinist offers way of capping Gulf oil spill
Manteca machinist Gary Duran says he has the answer to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and has built a prototype to prove his theory.
Anderson drops out of mayor’s race to seek council seat
Samuel Anderson is opting to run for the Manteca City Council instead of the mayoral post in the Nov. 2 election.
Battle of the bands, BBQ grillers Saturday
LATHROP - The battle for the world's best barbecue grillers is on this Saturday at the Lathrop Valverde Park.
Manteca plans gang seminar for businesses
Manteca is stepping up their effort to weaken the ability of gangs to operate freely by educating the business community on how to detect and deal with potential problems.
Homes: Best month in 5 years
June was the best month for new single family home starts in Manteca since 2005.
First there was Atlanta, then Manteca
Before there was Manteca or Ripon, there was Atlanta.
TREATS FOR TROOPS
Four retired U.S. Army warrant officers did their part in packing Susie Beeler's treats for troops stationed overseas recently as did members of the Manteca Federated Women's Club and the Camellia Gardens Women's Bible Study group.
Sweet things keep happening at Burgess Bakery
RIPON - Jimmy Burgess continues to draw customers new and old into her Ripon bakery location with her pastry creations and her infectious smile. It's all about doing what's right for her customers, she said, as she added an adjoining store front for a cake shop.
Manteca may add 88 acres along Woodward Avenue
Manteca could grow by 88 acres on Friday.
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Recruitment underway for Miss Manteca, Ambassador
Manteca Youth Focus is heading back to school to recruit the new Miss Manteca and Manteca City Ambassador.
Soldier fighting for his life
A Manteca soldier home for two weeks from his second Army tour in Iraq to see family and friends before reporting to his third war zone tour is fighting for his life in a Modesto trauma center.
QUILT SHOW MOVING
Thanks indirectly to an ADA requirement, one of the largest annual crowd attractions in downtown Manteca is moving to another location.
Convicted murderer pushing for new trial
The man convicted of murdering 51-year-old Michael Lawrence in front of his 8-year-old daughter in June of 2013 is trying to get a new trial.
Lawsuit: Much ado about nothing?
On paper the lawsuit over whether Lathrop's one-cent sales tax increase was convoluted and inflammatory.
‘Rhino’ stolen from Ripon High
The supporters of the Ripon High School athletic stadium construction are angry over the theft of an $11,500 Rhino 4-wheel quad used in the last three years of the multi-million dollar restoration project.
RUSTIC, COZY SETTING
Greg Lewis and Michael Parmenter sat in a table for two halfway between the bar and the main dining area of Finley's Bar and Grill. The two friends from Stockton are having lunch on the last day of 2014. They are among the regulars who have discovered this out-of-the-way modest-looking bar and grill on Airport Way between Lathrop Road and French Camp Road.
EIR work up next on 310-acre project
The North Pointe Specific Plan is a major project taking place in northeast Ripon.
New judge takes oath on Jan. 22
STOCKTON - Former Chief Deputy District Attorney Michael Mulvihill will take the oath of office on Thursday, Jan. 22, as San Joaquin County's newest Superior Court Judge.
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