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Bus turnout coming for Spreckels Avenue
Catching a Manteca Transit bus on Spreckels Avenue by the Target Store is about to get safer for passengers and motorists alike.
Skateboard art aims to take out breast cancer
In Frank Alvarado's mind, the terms are pretty clear: If cancer is going to continue to affect people in his life, well…
MANTECA MAYOR HOPEFUL
Steve DeBrum wants Manteca to have a larger municipal rainy day fund to guard against future economic downturns plus bring in new businesses and head-of-household jobs.
It’s the $200 plus flush
Flush that bathroom wipe down the toilet and it could end up costing the City of Manteca at least $200.
McFalls remains a priest until laicization is done
Father Dean McFalls has officially stepped down from his position as pastor of St. Mary's Church in Stockton after revealing he has fathered a child. But he remains a priest, according to Sister Terry Davis, communications director of the Diocese of Stockton.
Police roll into Manteca to test motorcycle skills
It's a fun to watch competition where police motorcycle officers will demonstrate their riding skills Saturday at The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley shopping center starting at 8:30 a.m. and lasting throughout much of the day.
Father Dean fathers child
LATHROP – Parishioners at Our Lady of Guadalupe reacted with shock, disappointment, and understanding to the news that their former pastor is leaving his active ministry in the priesthood and that he is the father of a "child (that) will soon be born."
DAY FOR KIDS
Ten kids knew a good thing when they saw it. That's how many signed up on the spot Saturday to join the Boys & Girls Club A record 500 people - including 300 kids - took part in the third annual Day of Kids event conducted at the Charlie and Bobette Giles Memorial Park adjoining the Alameda Street clubhouse. "We got a lot of new people coming buy," said Boys & Girls staff member Mark ...
B&R ice cream sales benefit Kallie Kassner
Charity Atkins looked up from her phone – away from another painful text message – with tears in her eyes.
Lathrop High homecoming: Hollywood & hoedown
LATHROP – The Lathrop High School Spartans are taking a bite of the Big Apple, going Hollywood, and conducting a round-up complete with western attire, hoedown throw-down and big-time cardinal.
$1M donations finish first phase of field overhaul
After about $1 million in donations, the Ripon Community Athletic Foundation has all but completed Phase I of the renovation at Stouffer Field.
SSJID ending irrigation season deliveries Oct. 16
When the South San Joaquin Irrigation District's 2013 season ends on Oct. 16 they will have something leftover that many other agencies won't - a secured supply of water for the next irrigation season.
Georges Bikes’final Wednesday group ride of season is tonight
RIPON – The 24-mile bike ride builds slowly out of Ripon, tracing its way along country roads through the south county.
Former Lathrop priest McFalls resigns
STOCKTON – Former Lathrop priest Dean McFalls has resigned from the Stockton Diocese after telling parishioners he's about to father a child.
Solar movement hurting PG&E’s bottom line
Solar power is threatening the bottom line of PG&E and other California utilities. It is why the South San Joaquin Irrigation District General Manager Jeff Shields believes the for-profit utility is embracing Assembly Bill 327. The legislation, which is awaiting Gov. Jerry Brown's signature, would eliminate the current four tiered electrical rate structure for customers and replace it with two rates. One would be subsidized for low-income users while the other would be charged for ...
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Will bike paths cross 120 Bypass?
Ten years ago Manteca's elected leaders saw the need to create safe bike friendly routes across the 120 Bypass.
Realignment deals with 40,000 convicted felons
It sounded like a decent deal.
Mantecan writes his first book in a promised series
Rick Walston has just published his first sci-fi, mini-novel he has entitled, "A Power Beyond Heaven" with some 300 pages.
Wider bridge for Union Road
The Manteca Redevelopment Agency is dead.
Redrawn MUSD trustee map an expensive deal
The newly drawn Manteca Unified trustee map which brings to seven – up from the current five – areas represented by the elected members of the Board of Trustees was approved Tuesday by a majority vote of 4-3.
DON’T CLOSE HOSPITAL
A grass-root effort to prevent Kaiser Permanente from continuing to eliminate services and possibly save the Manteca hospital from closing its doors appears to be gaining support.
Ripon leaders seek input on bus expansion
The Blossom Express is expected to feature some new and improved transit service come Nov. 5.
Sequoia parents learn how to read with their kids
Since its inception three years ago, Roselia Aguilar has attended every Family Reading Night function at Sequoia School.
Ex-Ripon High teacher appearing at Bookfest
Paula Treick DeBoard knows writing.
Is another X-Files film out there?
NEW YORK (AP) - After 20 years, it's possible for the details of a relationship to get fuzzy.
Arrowhead Stadium fans make a lot of noise
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Arrowhead Stadium is once again the loudest stadium in the NFL.
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.
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