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CAFETERIA BREAK-IN
The thieves who broke into St. Anthony School Cafeteria Friday night are being described as "not too smart." And for that, the school is being called lucky.
Hospital’s Mr. Coffee saved by quick acting staff
It was nothing short of a miracle when a code blue crash cart team of medics brought a friend of 400 workers at Doctors Hospital of Manteca back to life late Friday afternoon.
Dehydration technique talk at Garden Club
Dehydration techniques for herbs and fruits is the subject of the Ripon Garden Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 10 a.m. at the American Legion Hall, 206 Stockton Ave.
Help sought to pick excess citrus for needy
Tons of citrus that could help feed struggling Northern San Joaquin Valley may go to waste.
RC students march food to Interfaith
The students of Ripon Christian Schools are celebrating their 100 days of attending classes by giving back to the community with countless donations to those in need from the homeless to the military.
Ripon looks to attract new businesses
In order to attract new businesses, the City of Ripon could use an identity.
Book fair, student- faculty volleyball set for St. Anthony’s
Catholic schools are not just educational institutions, said Mary Lou Hoffman, principal of St. Anthony of Padua School in Manteca.
Smile! You’re on police body cam
Police dashboard cams have captured everything from the comically intoxicated to the frighteningly violent.
FOCUSING ON CHANGE
Horst Bauer doesn't claim to have all the answers when it comes to global issues or even those close to home.
Jobs trump housing in Austin plans
Jobs and not houses will drive the development of the 1,049-acre Austin Road Business Park.
Sierra High grad screens newest film in Manteca
Hollywood is coming to Manteca.
Fourth year of drought likely
History isn't on the side of farmers and cities that rely on the Stanislaus River watershed for water.
JOYOUS SOUNDS
Editor's note: The Bulletin will occasionally catch up with people that were once high profile in the community to see what they are doing now.
Drought means early fire season
The last thing that the Lathrop-Manteca Fire District is supposed to be thinking about in January is how best to fight grass fires.
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Gearing up for 200-year flood
Get ready for a 200-year flood.
Former school sites proposed for 58 homes
Two parcels once set aside for elementary school sites may soon have the sound of nails being hammered to create 58 new homes.
Lathrop asking Uncle Sam for more money
LATHROP – It's simple logic.
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