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Fees doggone too high?
Manteca's leaders heard the howls of protest over $100 licensing fees for unfixed dogs loud and clear.
Finley’s ‘ghost’ on Saturday’s A&E program
Deborah Finley had anticipated this weekend for the airing of her business on the A&E Biography channel.
Meece earns Ripon Police Officer of Year honors
RIPON – Stephen Meece had something to smile about when he left Ripon's Spring Creek Country Club Thursday night.
No Bull: Ripon police chief retiring
RIPON - Ripon's Police Chief Richard Bull who brought the best in cutting edge technology to the rank and file officer on the street in his 10-year tenure with the department announced his retirement Wednesday afternoon.
Manteca Fire going after weed-infested yards
Manteca Fire Chief Kirk Waters is well aware of the fire hazard posed by the front yard of a home in the 300 block of Fremont Avenue that is choked with five-foot-high weeds.
Del Webb residents display can-do attitude
Second Harvest Food Bank Executive Director Mike Mallory knows that there would be a whole lot of families going hungry in Manteca if it weren't for a large contingency of Del Webb volunteers.
1 million of us by 2035
San Joaquin County by 2035 will have more residents than the current population of seven states and could at the same time still have a larger agricultural production as well.
GOD, FAMILY, & PATRIOTISM
A deep faith in God, family, and the Manteca Chamber of Commerce magazine combined forces to help bring Marty and Jane South to Manteca from Wisconsin.
Homeless pets on upswing in down economy in Manteca
The Manteca Animal Shelter can be a sad place for employees and volunteers who do their best to see that the strays they pick up on the street are adopted out to good homes rather than being euthanized.
Spending summer becoming better writers
Alejandra Jimenez came across as extremely shy when she first started the Great Valley Writing Program a few weeks ago.
Travolta & Patsy Cline at Woodward
John Travolta, Robin Williams, Patsy Cline, and Connie Francis are all performing at Woodward Park Saturday.
Manteca machinist offers way of capping Gulf oil spill
Manteca machinist Gary Duran says he has the answer to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and has built a prototype to prove his theory.
Anderson drops out of mayor’s race to seek council seat
Samuel Anderson is opting to run for the Manteca City Council instead of the mayoral post in the Nov. 2 election.
Battle of the bands, BBQ grillers Saturday
LATHROP - The battle for the world's best barbecue grillers is on this Saturday at the Lathrop Valverde Park.
Manteca plans gang seminar for businesses
Manteca is stepping up their effort to weaken the ability of gangs to operate freely by educating the business community on how to detect and deal with potential problems.
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MANTECA’S RIVER JUNCTION
Spanish explorers climbing to the top of Mt. Diablo in the early summer of 1776 thought they had stumbled onto a great inland lake.
Highway 99 freeway closure set
SALIDA - Major construction activities associated with the Highway 99/Highway 219 Kiernan Avenue Interchange Reconstruction Project are anticipated in early January.
Major accident ushers in 2015
New Years' Eve celebrations netted five DUI arrests in addition to major injury accident in Manteca at 2 a.m. on the first day of 2015, according to Manteca Police Sgt. Rob Armosino.
AMONG ACCLAIMED ARTISTS
Sam Farrow has been grinning from ear to ear since Christmas - and for good reason.
Manteca officer honors NYPD’s fallen
Manteca police motorcycle officer Patrick Danipour took up JetBlue's offer for a cost-free flight to attend the funeral of the recently slain 40-year-old NYPD officer Rafael Ramos - a trip that would have cost him at least $1,000 - to join other law enforcement personnel from across the country honoring the officer's sacrifice.
Who will be Ripon’s fifth council man?
Seven candidates vying for a vacant seat on the Ripon City Council will have their say on Monday.
Gift of life came from tragic holiday
Last year the family of 11-year-old Mariah Izzo had to make the most difficult and heartbreaking decision of their lives.
PG&E rates jump average of 6 percent
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Monthly rates for California's largest provider of electricity and natural gas service are going up by nearly 6 percent for the average home.
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