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SCT shrimp feed & auction April 17
STOCKTON – The Stockton Civic Theatre patrons and supporters are invited to spend an evening of fun at the 2nd Annual SCT Shrimp Feed and Auction, featuring music by Waterloo, the well-known local Abba Tribute Band.
Garbage trucks may go high tech with GPS tracking
ck trying to steal a Manteca garbage truck.
Manteca revs up for St. Patrick’s Day fun
Everybody's Irish on St. Patrick's Day.
$1.9M upgrade for Moffat, E. Yosemite
Two of Manteca's roughest stretches of street from a pavement standpoint will become much smoother this summer.
Stella Brockman carnival raises funds for St. Jude’s
Several months ago, Stella Brockman School and the local Chili's Grill & Bar held a carnival for a good cause.
Thieves steal 3 vehicles; three homes broken into
Three auto burglaries took place within some two hours in Manteca Saturday morning in addition to vehicle thefts and home burglaries during the day, according to Manteca Police.
Manteca Garden Tour taking place on Saturday, May 18
The Manteca Garden Club's popular garden tour is back.
Cotta Park tree planting honors memory of late Manteca Garden Club president
Vada McKinnon would have been proud to have seen the flowering plum tree added to Cotta Park Monday morning.
Kindred Arts’ Great Options = great deals
They are Great Options, whether the economy is up or down.
AKF may help city secure water park
AKF Development – the firm that played a pivotal role in helping Manteca snag The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley and Del Webb at Woodbridge plus converted the old Spreckels Sugar factory site into a $200 million economic juggernaut - is now being tapped to help Manteca secure a water park and a hotel.
Deeper cuts ahead for Ripon city budget
RIPON - The Ripon City Council is faced with even more drastic cuts when members will mull over the first draft of the city's budget for the next fiscal year at their 7 p.m. Tuesday night meeting devoted to budget study.
Fire service: Bargain at $99 per capita
The odds are if you called 9-1-1 to summon the Manteca Fire Department in 2009 it wasn't due to fire but a medical emergency.
Crossroads volunteers help clean community, assist needy
Angie Ramey didn't waste any time in mobilizing her troops to take to the Tidewater Bikeway in an effort to clean up the garbage left behind by the inconsiderate people who use one of Manteca's crown jewels.
Marissa helps prom dreams come true
RIPON – Melinda Shaw did her best to keep her composure as she maneuvered her way through the vacant Ripon Drug and Gift building on Main Street on Saturday.
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Levee work may save $$
Hundreds - if not thousands - of Lathrop and Manteca residents with government insured home mortgages could avoid spending well over $2,000 a year if future growth ends up bankrolling levees to withstand a 200-year flood.
SHELTER SPIFF UP
Second Saturday volunteers helped get work started on upgrading the exterior appearance of HOPE Ministries' seven transitional housing units in the neighborhood east of Doctors Hospital.
Two Lathrop appointees face re-election
LATHROP – Politics can get nasty in Lathrop.
Atheists, freethinkers returning to library
Just their presence alone has prompted a subsequent counter-gathering by those on the other side of the fence.
‘YARD-SALE PARADISE’ JULY 26
A combined flea market / yard sale?
Manteca share of levee study: $863K
If 200-year flood protection isn't secured - or at least a financial and implementation plan in place by July 1, 2016 - development of the Great Wolf Resort and family entertainment zone, The Trails at Manteca, and other residential projects in southwest Manteca won't take place.
Evelyn Moore first to file for re-election
Manteca Unified Board of Trustees vice president Evelyn Moore filed her candidate's papers Monday at the San Joaquin County Registrar's Office in Stockton.
Merchant sued despite trying to upgrade ADA
She did what she was supposed to do.
Cheese bus heist in Manteca
A Tillamook Cheese sales tour caravan was disrupted when five of its vehicles were stolen from a Manteca hotel parking places Saturday with two of them being torched a day later by thieves.
Science camp popular Boys & Girls option
Jaden Powell's favorite subject in school is science.
$246K keeps Manteca in the hunt for Great Wolf
Arguably the most ambitious private-public partnership ever undertaken by the City of Manteca - the proposed 187-acre family entertainment zone that could be anchored by a Great Wolf Resort - is about to get another player.
Ripon council filing underway for two positions
Two seats are up for grabs on the Ripon City Council come November.
Chili cook-off honors memory of Les Reile
The late Les Reile made a habit of feeding the hungry in Manteca, Ripon, Escalon and Stockton.
THE DAIRY GRIND
Here's yet another sign of the times. The demise of family-owned dairy farm operations. In many cases, the dairy farm has been handed down from one generation to the next.
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