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Fellow cadets lay Zach to rest
A detachment of seven JROTC cadets from Manteca High School served as honor guard pallbearers for a fellow cadet killed as he was walking home on the shoulder of East Highway 120.
GIVING KIDS A CHANCE
Some 3,555 struggling kids improved their academic performance during 2013 thanks in a large part to 377 volunteers working with the free community-based tutoring programs offered through Give Every Child a Chance.
NSG-Pilkington selling glass plant, 185 acres
LATHROP – The NSG-Pilkington float glass manufacturing plant is for sale.
Manteca Soroptimists mark six decades of scholarship awards
Manteca Soroptimists' 60-years-strong tradition continues.
DUI/drivers license checkpoint
Manteca Police Department Traffic Unit will be conducting a DUI/Driver's License Checkpoint on Saturday, May 3, at an undisclosed location within the city between 7 p.m. and 2 a.m.
Cinco de Mayo expands to 2 days
Everything from music and traditional dancers to piñata busting are part of the expanded two-day Cinco de Mayo celebration this Saturday and Sunday at Manteca's Library Park.
PUTTING DOWN ROOTS IN MANTECA
Joan Collins knew her way around a garden.
Landscaping more water efficient
There's a State Farm commercial where Chicago Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood, upon checking the ivy at Wrigley Field, finds a cell phone, a French horn and former outfielder and Cub great Andre Dawson.
Holbrook joining Hall of Fame
John Holbrook - who is closing in on a quarter of century of service as an elected official - is being inducted into the Manteca Hall of Fame.
Hyper-vigilant effort targeting city weeds
It might be time to knock those weeds down that are growing up against the fence in the side yard.
Mid-2015 finish for Lathrop Road rail overcrossing
It doesn't look like much now.
MADD honors officers for DUI arrests
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) held its AVOID the 10 DUI recognition and awards luncheon Tuesday at the Ripon Community Center honoring nearly 100 officers from the regional law enforcement agencies from Modesto to Stockton, along with Calaveras and Amador counties.
It bites: Mosquitoes returning
Don't let the cold temperatures outside fool you.
DA: Distracted driver had been drinking
The 19-year-old driver facing a possible prison sentence for striking four high school students along East Highway 120 last Saturday – killing 14-year-old Zachariah Gomez and sending three other teens to the hospital – may have been drinking earlier that night.
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Horsing around during afterschool program
Mack is the 7-year-old American Paint/Quarter horse belonging to Kaitlyn Zaborsky.
Memorial Weekend events honoring the fallen
Events are planned this weekend as part of Manteca's Memorial Day Commemoration that typically draws upwards of 25,000 people.
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