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IN THE SWIM OF THINGS
Hundreds of kids took Manteca Rec swim lessons this summer.
Red Robin moving closer to serving up first restaurant at Promenade Shops
Get ready for the first restaurant at The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley that's gearing up to morph into the Lifestyle Outlets at Manteca.
Manteca Rec offerings Kid Zone, before school program & more
Manteca Parks & Recreation is starting this year's Before School Program, PM Kinderzone and Kids Zone program on the first day of school which is Monday, Aug. 10.
Senior Center Wii bowls ‘em over
Byrl Knutson knows that when the morning hours start to tick away and the warm sun is just around the corner, he's the man craving for the lanes.
School crosswalk safety a big worry
LATHROP – The accident earlier this week at the three-way intersection south of Lathrop Elementary School which seriously injured a school teacher's young son has renewed calls from concerned residents to correct traffic problems at that busy location.
Homeless teen studying to become nurse
Sierra High grad Andrea Ramirez – homeless for several years – is going to San Jose State University to become a nurse. Her desire is to be a pediatric nurse so she can hopefully touch the lives of children as she has already done in Manteca and Lathrop.
Economically challenged times? Look around, we’re still rich
There's richness in our everyday life – seen through the hearts and souls of others – if we only keep our eyes open and stay alert to the warmth in our fellow man.
Police chief chats with community on Saturday at the Waffle House
Breakfast with Manteca's chief of police is on tap for the second month in a row Saturday morning at the Waffle Shop on North Main Street.
Candlelight gathering to remember Jeremy Lum set for Sunday
LATHROP – Family and friends of the late Jeremy Lum are inviting the public to a "peaceful candlelight gathering" to mark the 30th day of his passing.
Ripon museum closer to relocating downtown
RIPON – The Clarence Smit Museum, which has long been too small for the Ripon Historical Society to display all of their precious community artifacts, is about to get the space that they've always wanted.
Officials: Horse owners, take precautions against West Nile
STOCKTON - The San Joaquin County Agricultural Commissioner's Office announced today, a West Nile Virus horse fatality is the first in San Joaquin County for 2009. Although the Agricultural Commissioner recommends all horses receive the WNV vaccine, the horse had not previously been vaccinated.
‘Bunco Night’ fund-raiser for American Cancer Society
LATHROP – The public is invited to attend a Relay for Life "Bunco Night" fund-raiser to be held Friday, Aug. 7, in the cafeteria at Lathrop High School. The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. All proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society.
Community Banks in Lathrop invites all to a barbecue Saturday
LATHROP – Lathrop's newest bank, the Community Banks of Northern California, is inviting area residents to come and "meet, greet and eat" with the bank personnel on Saturday, Aug. 8. The bank will host the barbecue starting at 11 a.m. Community Banks of Northern California, a full-service bank, is located at 210 Towne Centre Drive, just east of City Hall in the Mossdale Landing and behind Target store.
CORRECTION
In a story about a local skateboard company getting off the ground that ran in the Thursday, July 30 edition of the Manteca Bulletin, the longtime friend of company owner Frank Alvarado that was taken by cancer was Katy McKenzie – not Katie McKenzie as was mentioned in the story. It was ovarian cancer that claimed her life, not breast cancer as reported.
Del Webb National Night Out draws big crowd
Del Webb in Manteca is a unique community of retired folks who have come together much as a family – all very evident at Tuesday's National Night Out parties.
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Manteca home values up $66,750
The value of existing Manteca homes rebounded 35.4 percent during 2013 with the median selling price jumping $66,750.
PIONEER DESCENDANT
Almost every Tuesday morning, Ron Howe volunteers his time and service to the Manteca Historical Museum.
Upgrades for tennis courts get approval
Manteca's tennis courts are getting upgrades.
Atheists, freethinkers gathering at Manteca Library
David Diskin doesn't want to offend anybody.
Two men escape car fire
Two Manteca men in their early 20s survived a flash fire in their 1996 Chevy Lumina Monday afternoon as it was parked in a rural dirt driveway on Peach Avenue west of Union Road shortly before 2 p.m.
Ernie’s chef back on TV
Top Chef launched chef Michael Midgley's star as a small-town cook with big-league potential.
Mayor: Time to step up water conservation
Manteca Mayor Willie Weatherford wants the city staff to start taking steps to reduce water waste now and not later.
Library town halls set in South County cities
What are the immediate and long-term library needs of Lathrop, Manteca, and Ripon?
There are 25 days left to donate
When Jennifer Munoz came up with the idea for trying to raise $3,000 to overhaul Santa's Downtown Manteca home, she knew it was going to be a long shot.
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