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‘Seussical’ the musical
When Sierra High School theater teacher Sarah Frase was thinking of a spring musical, she knew that the one that was selected was going to be different right off the bat.
Dorothy Mulvihill gives life to women’s history
Having parents that were almost twice as old as those of her friends never bothered Dorothy Mulvihill.
Manteca honors veterans & fallen
Four days honoring those who served America – from Manteca's most decorated soldier to the latest Manteca soldier to lay down his life for his country - takes place May 22-25.
Project would add 560 more homes to city
Joe and Lillian Machado are moving forward with plans to annex and build 560 homes on 156.8 acres they own on the southwest corner of Woodward Avenue and Airport Way.
Kiwanis play Easter Bunny
It was undetermined whether Victoria Stagno could count the number of Easter eggs she placed in her basket.
High cost of green: LMDs near $1M yearly
It costs a lot of green to operate Manteca's landscape maintenance districts.
Drive-thru BBQ raises money for science camp
Fifth-grade students at St. Anthony's School are about a year away from attending the Outdoor School of the San Joaquin County Office of Education formerly known as science camp.
Higher design standard: It’s a gas
Manteca is raising its standards when it comes to gas station canopies in neighborhood commercial projects.
Citizen pitches municipal Victory Garden concept
George Vitek believes times are hard enough for Manteca leaders to consider reviving a Depression Era and World War II strategy – Victory Gardens.
Easter Bunny gets some help from folks at The Commons at Union Ranch
Leonard Rosas couldn't have been happier as he watched his son scurry around the grounds at The Commons at Union Ranch Friday morning.
Rock out at Rocko’s tonight Souzapalooza helps benefit cancer patient Jason Davino
Fresh off a performance at Los Angeles' Viper Room, Icarus Jones will be on tonight's "Souzapalooza" bill at Rocko's Sports and Spirits, 757 N. Main St., Manteca.
April showers bring smiles
In the classic movie, Gene Kelly was singing in the rain. In Manteca and Lathrop Thursday, people were smiling and playing in the April showers.
BLD play up; paid attendance hits 355,000 in 2008
Business is booming at Manteca's Big League Dreams sports complex.
Snake expert charms kids during reptile show at Manteca Library
Faith Johnson might have been wearing the most fashionable belt in town.
Debra Long keynote speaker for Women’s Connection Wednesday
"Don't spend your time being miserable – don't take time for granted!"
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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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