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Drive-thru dinner helps support cancer fighter
The Main Street Café and friends of Victoria Martin are hosting a drive-thru dinner Tuesday, Dec. 15, from 5 to 7 p.m. in support of the entire Martin family and Victoria's five year fight with cancer.
CORRECTION
I would like to make a correction on a mistake I made. I wrote a letter that appeared in the Tuesday, Dec. 8, edition of the Manteca Bulletin. I misspelled Patrick Danipour (Danapour) and Bill Walmer (Wilmer) last names. I put the letter "A" where the letter "I" goes and the letter I where the letter "A" goes.
Brock family makes season bright some 130,000 times
Corwin Snyder watched with youthful anticipation as the train his grandfather constructed worked its way around the Mercedes Avenue yard.
State floodplain rules restricting building in 2015 without levee improvements
Over a thousand property owners southwest of Manteca – including a number within the city limits – will find it difficult to build structures of any consequence on their land starting in 2015.
Candle causes $60K of damage to home
San Joaquin County Sheriff's Deputy Dean Thayer was in the right spot at the right time Wednesday when he saw smoke coming from a residence in the 400 block of Pine Street and radioed into his dispatcher while en route to another call.
Go to where the real wild things are Friday
The blockbuster movie, "Where the Wild Things Are," tells about a mythical place.
Seeking a gift made in Manteca? Try pottery
If you're looking for a "made in Manteca" gift that has a wide following you could stop by Delicato Vineyards or even a produce stand for locally grown almonds and walnuts.
Giving Tree effort takes aim at gifts for elderly
There are a lot of Giving Trees that are geared for the very young. But rare are the ones that target seniors who are spending the holidays in a care home or rehab center.
CHRISTMAS FOR KIDS
Are you in the giving mood and want to help brighten a kid's Christmas?
Thanking those who helped save her life
Sue Bloodgood is lucky to be alive.
Some plants are literally freezing to death
There's one important reason the oleander was the plant of choice for the median strip of Highway 99.
30th annual Holiday Affair Dec. 16
The biggest holiday party in Manteca is being planned by Manteca Soroptimists for their upcoming 30th Annual Holiday Affair.
MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE
Manteca Historical Society and Museum will be hosting its annual Holiday Open House from 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 10 at the museum, 600 W. Yosemite Ave. On display will be 17 Christmas trees, some trimmed with vintage ornaments. Animated figures, some life-size, adorn the Memorial Building front window. Traditional Christmas carols will be sung and holiday background music will be provided by Keri Stewart. A drawing will be held offering a gift basket and items from the gift shop. A wide array of refreshments will be served and admission is free.
Almond Blossom dinner on Jan. 14
RIPON - The Ripon Chamber of Commerce is holding their 48th Annual Almond Blossom Kick Off and Tribute Dinner on Thursday, Jan. 14, at the Ripon Community Center, 334 Fourth Street at 6 p.m.
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RIPON FFA TAKES TOP PARADE HONORS
The sweepstakes trophy in the 52nd annual Ripon Almond Festival Parade Saturday went to the Ripon Future Farmers of America.
It’s a wonderful life, Frank
All that Frank Guinta wanted were a few friends to come visit with him while he was still able.
His art graces garbage trucks
Make room, Michael Recycle. You've got company in the yard at the City of Manteca's Solid Waste Division.
SSJID starts retail power work in Lathrop
Call it a practice run.
79 boxes heading to troops
Care packages for troops stationed overseas were delivered this week.
Cupcake Wars underway today in Manteca
When it comes to the Cupcake Wars Competition, Kelly Perea is predicting good things for today's event at the Christian Worship Center in Manteca.
Couple finds love during lockdown at The Commons
It was something of an exercise in karma when Virginia Archer moved into the Commons at Union Ranch and met retired Hayward jeweler and avid pilot Vernon Minor.
Tighter water rules possible
Watering yards every other day during restricted hours and doing such things as employing quick-acting nozzles to wash cars won't cut it when it comes to Manteca residents conserving water.
Birth of baby at home is 220 shock
One Manteca man experienced what could be described as a "220 electrical shock."
Woodward Reservoir may close
Woodward Reservoir - a popular recreation area 16 miles northeast of Manteca - could close this summer in a bid by the South San Joaquin Irrigation District to conserve water.
Priest who fathered a son has yet to file laitization application
The first pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe who resigned as the spiritual head of St. Mary's Church in Stockton after he confessed to having fathered a child is yet to file papers that would relieve him of his priestly duties.
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