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LATHROP – Ron Dell'Osso always wanted his own train set as a child.
Tough new rules for mobile vendors start October 19
LATHROP – The new ordinance that will mandate taco and ice cream trucks, pushcarts, food wagons and other mobile vending operations to obtain a business permit from the city will take effect on Monday, Oct. 19.
It’s natural for Manteca bodybuilder
Paul Alberts didn't see any need to turn to the needle when he decided to embark on his bodybuilding career almost a decade ago.
Snow White: From Manteca to Paris
While she's only been competitively dancing as part of Harmony Flores' Dance Stars team for the last three years, 18-year-old Maggie Schreiber was determined that she was going to take her dancing to the next level.
SHARP seeking more volunteers
Roger Meadows just didn't sit around the house after retiring from his 27-year career with Lockheed as a project planner.
Impromptu pet rescue shelter irks neighbors
It was a tearful separation Thursday afternoon for two adult sisters and a 5-year-old daughter whose love for animals crowded their small home.
Football field carries name of dedicated board member
Guss Schmiedt literally helped create one of Manteca's earliest football fields.
Plenty of food, fun for entire family
LATHROP – Here's a party that's open to everybody.
Chili cook-off winner credits beginner’s luck
LATHROP – Community Resource Officer Andrea Lopez hadn't even planned on entering the Lathrop Senior Center's annual chili cook-off until she learned that there were only three people signed up.
Manteca Idol starts to heat up going into final 9 weeks
This is the point in the year where I say that I'm glad I'm not the one sitting behind the judges' table determining who it is that has to go home.
Benefit set to assist brothers
Todd Chapman is a member of the Journey Church's youth group.
Immigration expert targets media’s Latino prejudices
STOCKTON - Challenging the likes of Pat Buchanan, Latino immigration expert Leo Chavez will discuss at University of the Pacific how pundits and the media have contributed to prejudices and stereotypes used to malign Latino immigrants – particularly Mexicans – in the U.S. Chavez's presentation will take place from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at Pacific Theatre. The event is free and open to the public.
$311 fine for playing ‘chicken’
Operation Safety saw some 20 citations issued to Manteca motorists Wednesday morning for trying to beat or drive around railroad crossing gates and others who just stopped on the tracks waiting for vehicle traffic or a signal.
Chevron’s secondary ‘main’ office still on track
LATHROP – T.J. FIG Inc., a defense contractor company, has moved into the KB Home facility in Lathrop.
Butterflies part of weekly Manteca Idol competition
Judi Hoagland wasn't nervous when she took the stage in San Antonio at a conference to perform in front of 3,500 people.
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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.
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