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Keeping other suitors at bay
The Great Wolf howling at Manteca's door wants to make sure the city doesn't have its designs on a rival.
HELPING NEIGHBORS
Neighbors and other volunteers pitched in Friday morning to help remove the debris from an April 23 fire that destroyed one mobile home and caused extensive smoke damage to another in the 500 block of Moffat Boulevard.
Prosecutor, private attorney running for DA
Private attorney Gary Hickey and Deputy District Attorney Tori Verber Salazar are vying to fill the shoes of longtime San Joaquin County DA James Willett who is not running for reelection.
Ripon leaders pondering rules on water use
The City of Ripon will look to implement a water conservation policy effective next month.
Walk-a-thon Saturday helps teen-aged dads
The Stepping Up for Children 5-kilometer Walk-A-Thon is planned for Saturday, May 10, along the Manteca Tidewater Bikeway.
Buffs may christen 49ers’ new digs
The rematch between the Manteca and Wilcox football teams will still take place in Santa Clara, but likely on a much bigger - and far more expensive - stage than originally expected.
NOT ON THE MENU
Mayor Willie Weatherford wants to see a Texas Roadhouse restaurant in Manteca.
Mantecans hungry for restaurants
The Bulletin asked its readers what restaurants they'd like to see in Manteca. The response was overwhelming. In just one day, there were 252 responses.
Grocery stores readers would like to see City of Manteca bag
We asked our readers what grocery stores they would they like to see in Manteca and where they currently shop.
NO-MOW GARDEN OF EDEN
Until two years ago, Tom and Rita Canales had the typical American yard and garden. Lush, regularly mowed lawn in front. Another lawn in the back yard surrounded by a veritable collection of plants and trees that they loved.
Manteca population hits 72,880
Manteca has added 7,804 residents since the start of 2007 that marked the first full year of the housing market collapse.
Fire response times tumble in northwest
Response times to medical and fire calls in northwest Manteca that includes Del Webb and neighborhoods west of East Union High have dropped almost 50 percent since the city's fourth fire station opened.
Retired Sierra principal gets Hall of Fame nod
Sierra High's first-ever principal is a Hall of Famer once again.
Helping make Every 15 a success for 14 years
It came as a complete surprise for Angela Ott when she was presented with a bouquet of appreciation at the conclusion of this year's Every 15 Minutes drama focused on saving the lives of Manteca area teens.
Tioga Road opens today in Yosemite
The Tioga Road (Highway 120) in Yosemite National Park will open for the season today at noon for all vehicular traffic. The Tioga Road is the popular east-west crossing of the Sierra. Vault toilets are available in several locations along the road.
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JUMPING AT THE CHANCE
Some of the seventh-grade students at Brock Elliott School may have been hesitant at first about dissecting a frog.
8th graders bid Golden West farewell
Sheri Gates marveled how fast time passes.
Sheriff hopefuls battle over personnel files
San Joaquin County Sheriff Steve Moore got into a fender-bender while on duty.
Lathrop valedictorians plugged into community
LATHROP – Gurpreet Atwal has a 4.26 grade point average.
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