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Main St. Café accepts donations for toddlers who lost mom
Main St. Café in Manteca has made its facility as the drop-off site for donations to the family of the late Michelle "Shell" Guillermo.
Future signs along freeways shouldn’t brighten lives of residents
Vince Hernandez doesn't want people living along the north side of the Highway 120 Bypass to have to wear sunglasses when looking out their rear windows at night should an electronic message sign go in across the freeway for the premium outlet malls.
Get your car washed by a school trustee
Just how can Wendy King get your wheels?
Staff idea helps Manteca avoid $500K in water costs every 2 years
Manteca is avoiding recurring costs of over $500,000 at least every two years by digging up city streets and laying new pipeline.
Jeff Pilgrim answered the call as reserve firefighter for 23 years
For 23 years, Jeff Pilgrim was on call, for the most part, 24/7.
Farm labor housing plan irks Ripon homeowners
RIPON - Subdivision residents on the east side of Jack Tone Road midway between Highway 99 and Ripon's West Main Street are voicing their discontent over farm labor housing that is now being built just across the road from their homes.
SJ Board appoints ex-fire director to old seat
FRENCH CAMP – Reactions to the appointment of Gorman Houbein to the French Camp-McKinley Fire District board of directors Tuesday by the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors ranged from elation and guarded optimism to one that bordered on cynicism.
Bark-toberfest benefits Manteca K9 unit
Man's best friend will rule as Bark-toberfest returns to Manteca.
Let there be (cheaper) light
Changing a few light bulbs - 4,800 to be exact - will save Manteca taxpayers at least $150,000 a year.
Manteca buying 5 buses with stimulus funds
Federal stimulus funds are allowing Manteca to buy its own transit system buses.
Lathrop resident questions process seeking permit for concealed weapon
LATHROP – Forrest Burke wants his family protected. He worries about his wife and their three young children when he is at work. So he went to the Lathrop Police Services to apply for a concealed weapon permit for his wife's protection when he's away.
Pumpkin patch open Friday, Saturday
The Manteca Unified school farm's pumpkin patch and corn maze is open every Friday and Saturday this month.
No parking signs soon to be history
LATHROP – By this time next month, the No Parking signs on both sides of Thomsen Road near the Harlan Road intersection will be gone.
Scout installs ‘Alison Council’ memorial benches
RIPON - Troop 414 Boy Scout Jake Turner provided the manpower to install memorial benches in concrete around several trees as a memorial to the late Alison Council who served as an advocate for the Ripona Elementary School student body.
New RDA area would not have eminent domain authority
Eminent domain - the taking of private property by condemnation for private or a second-party private use - will not be allowed in the proposed new project area of the Manteca Redevelopment Agency.
Articles by Section - NEWS
River Islands seeks OK for 675 boat berths
The Army Corps of Engineers is seeking input on environmental studies that would allow River Islands at Lathrop to build 5.6 miles of levees on the Old River to accommodate the project's second phase as well as to build 675 boat berths.
BUILDING ON SUCCESS
Frank Saldana knows what it's like to be out on the street.
Teen’s essays impress Manteca veterans
For Conrad Sylvester, they are more than just words jotted on a page or recited into a recorder.
Great Wolf: Decision in June?
Is a 500-room Great Wolf Resort Lodge worth howling about for Manteca?
Lathrop moving forward in 2015
There are two types of cultures that permeate municipal governments.
Recruitment underway for Miss Manteca, Ambassador
Manteca Youth Focus is heading back to school to recruit the new Miss Manteca and Manteca City Ambassador.
Soldier fighting for his life
A Manteca soldier home for two weeks from his second Army tour in Iraq to see family and friends before reporting to his third war zone tour is fighting for his life in a Modesto trauma center.
QUILT SHOW MOVING
Thanks indirectly to an ADA requirement, one of the largest annual crowd attractions in downtown Manteca is moving to another location.
Convicted murderer pushing for new trial
The man convicted of murdering 51-year-old Michael Lawrence in front of his 8-year-old daughter in June of 2013 is trying to get a new trial.
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