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Manteca Idol tryouts starting this Saturday
Those brave enough to step before the judges and claim the titles of Manteca Idol and Young Manteca Idol will finally get their chance - three of them actually.
Deadline today for Antone Raymus golf tourney
The Antone Raymus Golf Tournament – in memory of the military past and present – is scheduled for July 16 at the Manteca Municipal Golf Course. Pastor Mike Dillman will make a special guest appearance.
Del Webb plays pivotal role
So how could Manteca sell 329 single family homes - or more than the rest of San Joaquin County combined - during the past 12 months?
TRIBUTE TO FAMILY & DIVERSITY
Art Mortimer – the appropriately named artist whose work has already been featured in Manteca during a "mural in a day project" that churned out "The Bountiful Valley piece that accentuates downtown slowly sipping a drink in the garden of Liz and Leon Sucht.
FESM gets ready for celebration this weekend
Manteca's second Portuguese festa is being celebrated on Sunday, July 11.
Del Webb car show, free movie & sopas
The best things in Manteca this weekend might just be free.
Foreclosures bring Native Americans to Manteca
Mama Aneka did not need to say the words.
Songs sung blue with Blind Resistance
Pinkie Rideau seemed at home while clutching her retro carbon microphone in the gazebo at Library Park.
Next mural spotlights family, culture
Manteca's next mural will celebrate family and the community's cultural diversity.
Manteca Police Junior Academy graduates cadets
Graduating Manteca Junior Police Academy cadets began their ceremonies Friday morning with a full inspection by officers and Police Chief Dave Bricker.
Almond crop fetches $134.3 million in 2009
The 47,800 acres in San Joaquin County planted in almonds primarily surrounding Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon yielded 47,300 tons of the nuts in 2009.
Garden club looking for more community projects
Even avid gardeners have to take some time off in the summer.
Get ready to pay more for permits
Replacing a residential electrical service may soon cost you $148 in municipal building inspection fees.
Planet 51 launches Movies in the Park on Saturday
Green aliens are coming to Woodward Park when the sun sets Saturday.
Teen struck by bottle rock as skies fill with illegal fireworks
A teen was reportedly struck by an illegal bottle rocket in the 200 block of Northwoods Avenue in Manteca at about 10:30 Sunday night as other revelers kept police officers and deputies chasing down calls of illegal fireworks throughout Manteca, Lathrop, and Ripon.
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Leaf collection starts Monday in Manteca
The City of Manteca begins its annual leaf collection on Monday, Dec.1.
Turkeys R Us within 109 birds of goal
The Sunrise Kiwanis and Manteca Kiwanis - two service clubs responsible for things such as the Pumpkin Fair, the community Easter egg hunt, Fourth of July parade and supporting such youth activities as the Boys & Girls Club -each came through for Turkeys R Us.
Foster Farms donates turkeys for struggling North SJ Valley families
Foster Farms donated 750 turkeys to the Second Harvest Food Bank to provide hungry families in the Northern San Joaquin Valley with a Thanksgiving meal.
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