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900 students benefit from 1-on-1 tutoring
The first day of school is Monday, Aug. 16.
Bike lane conversion aimed at improving safety at Lathrop School
LATHROP – The Lathrop City Council last week unanimously approved the conversion of the roadside stretch in front of Lathrop Elementary into a 13-foot Class II bike lane that will allow both vehicular and bike traffic.
Volunteers key to smooth motorcycle challenge
It was a team effort that made the weekend's first Manteca Police motorcycle safety challenge such a terrific success, according to Lt. Nick Obligacion.
Golf no longer scores as big issue
Golf might be a gentleman's game but its accompanying politics in Manteca historically have been more cut-throat than orderly.
Lathrop’s 1st fireworks fundraiser net $33,392
LATHROP – Lathrop's first fireworks fund-raiser ended with a resounding bang at the cash register.
Panel supports Messick dismissal, concludes she’s fit to be a teacher
RIPON - It has taken a state administrative law panel more than eight weeks to reach a decision on a 29-year-tenured Ripon High School teacher who had declined to take additional course work in support of teaching English learners.
Poker, bingo helps raise funds for Boys & Girls
It's a safe bet playing at the upcoming Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club Texas Hold 'Em & Bingo Night will benefit kids.
Gang violence rises as other crime drops
Gang-related assaults continue to grow in Manteca while virtually every other category of crime is experiencing double digit drops in year-to-year comparisons.
Two attain Eagle Scout rank at age 13
Brock Herrin and Lane McMurtrey are two of the newest members of the Boys Scouts of America to attain the highest Rank of Eagle Scout.
Fire stations closing
LATHROP – The closure of up to two Lathrop-Manteca Fire District stations and the loss of seven to 10 firefighters are no longer a matter of if but when after the board decided not to put the parcel tax increase measure in the November elections.
409 housing units in works in southwest Manteca
Over 400 housing units split almost evenly between single-family homes and apartments are envisioned for a 74.5-acre project in southwest Manteca dubbed Terra Ranch.
Chili Pot Cook Off benefits Second Harvest Food Bank
Second Harvest Food Bank's second annual Chili Pot Cook Off takes place Saturday, Aug. 14, to help feed struggling families.
Lathrop man , 105, covets AAA membership family
A man of principle, W.H. Sims of Lathrop continues to hold his head high having made his mark in the world for 105 years with a strong faith that has never wavered.
Manteca soldier wounded 2nd time
During the Memorial Day observance on May 31 at East Union Cemetery, it was announced that one of Manteca's military sons, Staff Sgt. Jesse Reyes of the United States Army, had been wounded in Afghanistan.
Manteca low rider Lincoln nabs award
It's the ear-to-ear grin and the toothy smile that prove Dale Williams loves his 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V.
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Manteca OKs car wash on Airport Way
Manteca may soon have an 11th car wash.
Burglaries down, auto thefts on rise in Lathrop
On paper, you were more likely to have your car stolen in Lathrop through the first 11 months of 2014 but less likely to be the victim of a burglary.
Friday deadline for Going Digital contracts
Parents and guardians of Manteca Unified School District students have until Friday to submit signed copies of the Student Computer Equipment Agreement for the Going Digital program.
Quilt raffle will help aid family of injured soldier
Two Manteca quilters are piecing together a patriotic-themed quilt to help the Manteca soldier who was seriously injured in a drunken driving crash on Jan. 1.
JANUARY IS TOO DRY
The next six weeks will determine the severity of California's fourth year of drought.
Gas hits $2.23 at 3 Manteca fuel stations
Martha Landon used to dread pulling her GMC Yukon XL up to the gas pump.
Five die in crash in heavy fog
Five people from two vehicles died Tuesday in the heavy early morning fog on Van Allen Road at Highway 4 in eastern San Joaquin County, according to CHP spokesman James Smith.
Contestants sought for 2015 Manteca Youth Focus effort
Share your talents. Give back to the community. Earn money for college. Expand your leadership skills. Learn how to write a résumé. Gain confidence in public speaking. Make new friends. Wear a cool crown.
Police chief talks Thursday before Patriots
The Manteca Patriots will be holding their first meeting of 2015 on Thursday, Jan. 15, at 7:30 p.m. at Angelano's Restaurant.
Discount for downtown merchants
Over 400 Vendors from all over California and beyond will take part in one of Manteca's largest events, the Crossroads Street Faire.
Police clear out 5 encampments
Manteca cleared out five illegal homeless encampments on Saturday including one that at one point had more than 20 squatters on Caltrans property.
FIGHTING BACK
Iraq combat veteran Nick Cargill was out of bed Sunday.
Sen. Galgiani proposes ADA reform
The wave of Americans with Disability Act lawsuits that plagued Manteca and Ripon businesses over the course of the last year could be stalled if a bill introduced by State Senator Cathleen Galgiani takes effect.
River Islands: 400 homes on 2014?
River Islands at Lathrop is on pace to build nearly 400 homes this year.
Did Drain violate school board bylaws?
In December, newly installed Board of Trustees member Ashley Drain met with Weston Ranch High School officials as she tried to intervene and prevent a student from being suspended.
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