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Manteca High’s mural man part of Hall of Fame
Kirt Giovannoni has dedicated his life to art.
Oldest Sikh Temple holds Sikh Day New Year parade
Sikhs from Lathrop and Manteca will join other members from all over San Joaquin County in celebrating the annual Sikh Day Parade in Stockton commemorating the Sikh New Year. The parade will be held through downtown Stockton on Sunday, April 18, from noon to 4 p.m. and will end at the Sikh Temple at 1930 S. Grant Street. The celebration is open to the public.
CAR WASH TODAY
Scenes from car wash fundraiser for Victoria Martin conducted Thursday at Les Schwab Tire Center. The former yard supervisor at the McParland School Annex is currently undergoing medical treatment at Sutter Tracy Community Hospital while battling cancer. The family which is having a tough go of it financially is hoping to secure funds so Martin can be placed in hospice care. A second car wash is today starting at 10 a.m. at the 7-Eleven on the corner of Yosemite Avenue and Powers Avenue.
Property fight: David vs. Goliath
The powerful PG&E company is locking horns with two Manteca farmers over easement issues. Pitting the utility giant against lifelong farmers Arnold and Roseline Rothlin is like watching a David and Goliath battle.
Rothlins tangled with PG&E before
This is not the first time Arnold and Roseline Rothlin of Nile Garden Farms butted heads with the giant utility company, Pacific Gas and Electric.
Manteca may just say no to legal pot sales
Manteca leaders are about to make two things clear - there will be absolutely no pot dispensaries allowed in the city and they will restrict the growing of marijuana for personal use to the fullest extent of the law.
Ripon shredding , E-waste benefits cancer society
RIPON - A Ripon medical administrative assistant and cancer survivor is organizing a second document shredding and e-waste collection to benefit the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
Taking people’s stress, pain into her hands
Marla Nunes has been fortunate to have two successful careers.
Scrapbooking event helps cancer society
"Cropping out cancer" is a goal of a scrapbooking event this Saturday, April 17, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, North Street and Powers Avenue.
The be-taxing hour arrives at stroke of midnight
Those who have been procrastinating mailing their income tax returns up to the last minute will have to go to the Arch Road office after 5 p.m. That's the time the post offices in Manteca, Lathrop and Ripon will close today.
Former Bulletin photographer’s hug thwarts bank robbery
A bear hug administered by former Manteca Bulletin news photographer and Pulitzer Prize winner Kim Komenich prevented a man from robbing a San Jose bank.
Manteca Idol 2010 auditions start May 1
Melanee Scarborough knows the power of the "cell phone game" when it comes to spreading news among youth.
FAMILY SCIENCE FAIR
Scenes from Wednesday's Creative Child care South County's Family Science Fair Night conducted at the Lathrop Community Center.
Manteca’s ugly duckling ‘front door’ going through transformation
April showers will bring May shrubs and trees.
Flea market raising building funds for Our Lady of Guadalupe
LATHROP – Parishioners of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Lathrop have started a new fund-raiser for its church-building project: a monthly flea market.
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Olsen has commanding Assembly lead
It might have been California's first truly open primary.
Happy Wheelers are among those not happy with ADA driven Manteca lawsuits
Farm fresh fruits and vegetables weren't the only things on the menu at the Manteca Farmer's Market on Tuesday
HITTING THE WATER
Interested in scuba diving? Curious about what lifeguard training involves? Want to swim laps for exercise? Need to learn how to swim? Or do you just want to splash around and have fun?
Fear of ADA lawsuit forces business to lock its doors
John Perez is afraid.
Sisters serve simultaneous LDS missions
Sarah Sokolowski and her sister, Amanda, are currently serving as missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, though they are across the continent from each other.
Council may ask Congress to reform ADA lawsuits
Manteca's elected leaders want businesses to have the opportunity to correct shortcomings in their compliance to the American Disability Act before being sued.
FARMERS MARKETS GALORE
California is considered the world's Mecca when it comes to variety of fruits, vegetables, and nuts.
Demonstrating flag-retirement protocol
When a flag of the United States is worn, torn, faded, or badly soiled, it needs to be replaced with a new one. When that happens, the old flag is "retired."
Rodeo this weekend helps with kids tutoring
Give Every Child a Chance is staging the Xtreme Bulls & Broncs Rodeo on the River fundraiser on Saturday, June 7, and Sunday, June 8 from noon to 5 p.m. both days at Dell'Osso Family Farm in Lathrop just off Interstate 5.
Not what they’re cracked up to be
Manteca needs to spend $37.5 million over the next five years to avoid 180.14 miles of city streets from deteriorating to a point they need even costlier reconstruction.
WR High salutatorian plans nursing career
Weston Ranch High has a tradition of holding off at announcing the top two academic students until awards night.
West Nile mosquitoes discovered
When a bird that tested positive for the West Nile Virus was discovered on a dairy outside of Tracy back in March, it was the earliest annual detection of the disease in San Joaquin County since it arrived in California more than a decade ago.
Group seeks youth to sing and dance
Manteca Youth Entertainers (formerly known as the Manteca Royal Family) are recruiting vocalists and dancers for the 2014 season.
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