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FOR THEIR SWEETHEARTS
Herman and Ann Howard have been married for 50 years. Ann professes to know the reason behind their marital success. In a word: surprise - especially those that are carefully planned and then presented with a generous mixture of thoughtfulness and love on Valentine's Day.
Farmers say Obama plan won’t help deal with drought
LOS BANOS (AP) - Farmers in California's drought-stricken Central Valley said the financial assistance President Barack Obama delivered on his visit Friday does not get to the heart of California's long-term water problems.
Nurses, seniors picket Manteca Kaiser hospital
Kaiser Don't Break Our Hearts.
SWEETHEART STORIES
She was 18 years old and a senior in high school. He was 21 and a senior at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
$2M facelift for two miles of Louise Ave.
A two-mile stretch of Louise Avenue is getting a $2 million makeover between Airport Way and Main Street this spring.
Court ruling shoots down ‘good cause’ for concealed guns
A federal appeals court known for its liberal-leanings struck down a mandate on Thursday that could make it easier for California residents to obtain concealed weapons permits.
Their love is still in full bloom
There's still magic in the air between Michele and Eric Davis – a Manteca couple who will have been married 25 years on Saturday.
Ripon’s Mary Cariged marks 102nd birthday
Mary Cariged of Ripon celebrated her 102nd birthday on Wednesday.
George ‘Pumpkin King’ & Vi Perry
When George and Violet Perry celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary, their five children knew exactly what special song they were going to dedicate to their parents to mark that momentous day.
Chance meeting led to love at first sight, then marriage
In 2006, the Seattle Seahawks made their first-ever Super Bowl appearance, facing the Pittsburgh Steelers at Ford Field in Detroit.
Women rule in California’s heart
Two Assembly districts. One California Senate Seat. The heart of California's conservative Central Valley.
NEW FACE FOR CHAMBER
Joanne Beattie – Agape Villages Foster Family Villages Agency's senior vice president for resources and development – has been selected to lead the Manteca Chamber of Commerce.
SSJID cuts costs to preserve bond ratings
South San Joaquin Irrigation District has almost $50 million in the bank.
32nd annual Quilt & Doll Show March 1-2
The Manteca Quilt & Doll Show is an event that perennially draws thousands of people to the Family City, many of them from out of town.
Manteca band rocks competition for first
Tower of Power. Earth, Wind and Fire. Chicago.
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Roast, fund-raiser for Jeff Tilton on March 7
The Manteca Transit Center at Moffat Boulevard and South Main Street in Manteca is the setting for the Roast of Jeff Tilton, a candidate for San Joaquin County Superintendent of Schools in June's primary elections.
Friends remember Olympic torch relay in 1964
It's Winter Olympics time. And while the world's eyes may be focused on Sochi, Bob Steves and Tom Osborn's memories are flying back to the 1964 summer Tokyo Olympics.
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