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1969: Manteca High bell tower finally comes down after 2 tries
90 years ago October 10, 1919 Mrs. Dryden, who has held the office of postmaster for the past three years, has offered her resignation to take effect just as soon as a new appointment can be made. An examination for the position of postmaster of Manteca will be held in the near future. The salary is $1,400. 80 years ago October 10, 1929 Officers to serve during the ensuing year were elected ...
Enterprise zone offers big credits for hiring
Municipal leaders are touting the expanded San Joaquin County enterprise zone that includes virtually the entire city as a way for business to get an edge by expanding or locating in Manteca.
Lathrop man: Just say no to Manteca sharing police services
LATHROP – Lathrop businessman J. Chaka Santos thinks it's high time for the city to have its own police department.
Manteca tries to end CHP ‘poaching’
California Highway Patrol officers have ceased what one city official termed "poaching" – at least for now – in writing tickets to trucks pulling the largest allowed cargo trailers onto Commerce Drive and DuPont Court in Spreckels Park.
Manteca Idol field narrows down to five
How do you say goodbye to someone that has entertained you for months with spot-on vocals and a friendly demeanor that's not common for singers of her ability?
BIG GREEN VS BIG BLUE
Manteca and Sierra High in high spirits during game. Sierra won the varsity football contest 23-15.
ROTARY GOLF TOURNAMENT
The Manteca Rotary Club conducted its annual Swinging for Scholarships golf tournament Friday at the Manteca Golf Course to raise money for high school and adult education scholarship.
Today’s offerings in Manteca: Corn maze, pet fair, & circus
Looking for something to do today in Manteca? You've got your choice between corn, dogs, and elephants. Bark-toberfest at Library Park The Bark-toberfest pet fair and doggie costume contest takes place today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Library Park in downtown as a benefit for the Manteca Police K9 unit. You can pamper your pooch while shopping pet-related vendors, enjoying K9 demonstrations, have a chance to win raffle prizes ...
TEEN NIGHT SURGE
Grace Community Church held a Teen Night Surge Junior High Youth Ministry's Emmy Awards theme night.
Bark-toberfest pet fair takes place on Saturday
Now here's something to howl about: A Bark-toberfest. The pet fair and doggie costume contest takes place Sunday, Oct. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Library Park in downtown as a benefit for the Manteca Police K9 unit. You can pamper your pooch while shopping pet-related vendors, enjoying K9 demonstrations, have a chance to win raffle prizes and strut your mutt in a dog show. Miss Teen Manteca 2009 Victoria Watson came up ...
‘Reaching for the Stars’ with poetry
RIPON – It isn't uncommon for Peacha Sokk to put her pen on paper even after school wraps up for the day.
Warrants going out for ‘fun’ offenses
The shackles and chains around Michelle Duran's hands as she stood in the Bank of Stockton lobby made it clear that she wasn't going anywhere.
CIRCUS IN MANTECA
The Ramos Brothers Circus is in Manteca through Monday at 1300 N. Main St. Showtimes are 8 p.m. tonight, Saturday at 5 and 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 and 5 p.m., and Monday at 8 p.m. General admission is $20, preferred seating is $25, and front row seating is $30. Children under 12 are $10.
Free surplus food distribution set at various locations Thursday
Low-income residents of San Joaquin County will be able to obtain free government surplus food, Thursday, Oct. 15 at locations throughout San Joaquin County. Distribution will continue until supplies are exhausted.
Del Webb fire station next
Manteca's next fire station is now targeted for Airport Way on the northwest corner of the 1,420-home Del Webb at Woodbridge neighborhood.
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1917: Growth & congestion in downtown
Manteca biggest growth spurt wasn't in 1985 when 1,400 new homes bought by a tidal wave of Bay Area Transplants prompted the establishment of the 3.9 percent annual growth cap tied to sewer allocations.
Distinct Mormon wards help singles stay in faith
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Mormon congregations don't typically require members to have transportation, commit to active participation, accept assignments, be employed and forgo any church welfare.
34-year-old Manteca driver survives crash killing two on 120 near Sonora
Scott Hamilton, 34, of Manteca survived a three-car pileup Sunday morning on Highway 120 south of Sonora that claimed two lives of the occupants of an oncoming vehicle at Keystone Ranch.
Parents charged in baby girl’s heroin death
QUINCY, Mass. (AP) - A couple accused of killing their 5-month-old daughter by giving her a bottle of formula with heroin in it were charged with manslaughter on Friday.
The zombie was having fun . . .
Employee handbooks don't have protocols for apocalyptic episodes.
A-MAZING FUN TIMES
Connor McKinney didn't sprint over to one of the pedal cars that awaited him on the speedway at Dell'Osso Farms, but he didn't quite walk either.
Students’ STAR power brightens board meeting
Nearly three scores of students added STAR power to the Manteca Unified Board of Education meeting on Tuesday. Some even shone twice as bright.
Gov. Brown surprises gun owners
Gun control legislation is typically considered a slam-dunk in California.
Kaiser Manteca nurses taking hospital concerns to Del Webb folks
Kaiser Manteca nurses are pounding the pavement today at Woodbridge at Del Webb to share with the residents their concerns about the state of health services at the West Yosemite Avenue medical facility.
Suspect, 19, arrested in attempted double murder
A 19-year-old Sacramento man has been arrested on attempted murder charges associated with an early morning double shooting Sept. 7 in a Victory Avenue home south of Alameda Street and east of Union Road, just blocks north of the Manteca Police Department.
Economist: Twin tunnels may be Delta death knell
FRENCH CAMP –Jeffrey Michael thought of the people at "Restore the Delta" as a "bunch of hippies" when they first papered his car with their mantra.
Higher speeds for Manteca streets
It may soon be legal to "speed" on Cottage Avenue and Atherton Drive based on current posted speed limits.
Interest is high in 14 gun bills before Brown
San Joaquin County Undersheriff Jon Picone had a few things that he wanted to talk about to the Manteca TEA Party Patriots as their featured guest Thursday night.
Manteca saves water, reduces costs with park irrigation wells
Manteca avoids using enough treated water each year to meet the needs of roughly 9,000 people.
Feng Shui changed Manteca woman’s life
Fifteen years ago Linda Kay read an article in a magazine that changed her life.
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