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STATE CUTS OFF HOMELESS
There was a time when HOPE Family Shelters could rely on federal and state grants aimed at helping the homeless to contribute $125,000 to their annual budget.
Deadline for sex abuse claims against Diocese
Sexual abuse claims against the Catholic Diocese of Stockton must be filed with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of California by 4 p.m. on Aug. 15, 2014.
Death threats fail to stop Congress hopeful
Threats on her life haven't derailed Karen Matthews-Davis' attempt to take 9th Congressional District Representative Jerry McNerney to task for what she says is an apathetic approach to governing.
HONORING THE FALLEN
It had been eight years since their daughter had made the ultimate sacrifice for her country.
Moore strives for public access
Steve Moore maintains an open door policy.
Garden tour enthusiasm high despite wind
The numbers were not up to par with previous years' garden tours, but the pre-Mother's Day fund-raising event received plenty of support from many local businesses.
Ripon Chamber plans ‘Summer Nights’ for 9 weeks in downtown
Ripon could be the happening place Thursday nights beginning this summer.
They don’t ask in person
A picture is a worth a thousand words.
Generation Center earns energy miser award
LATHROP – The Generations Center is a testament to municipal perseverance.
Three seek District 4 seat as supervisor
Each of the three cities in the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors District 4 that stretches from the Sacramento County line to the Stanislaus River has strong ties to at least one candidate running in the June 3 election.
Adult School kicks off grad 2014 season
Manteca Adult School, as in previous years, is kicking off the graduation and promotion exercises for high school and elementary schools in the Manteca Unified School District. It is also the only commencement program that is being held in the morning.
Ripon High teacher gets county honor
Each year, the San Joaquin County Office of Education conducts a Teacher of the Year program.
SOBERING AFTERMATH
The death of a Manteca teen that was struck by a vehicle while walking home from an orchard party may mean fewer high school students engaging in the after-hours tradition.
Teens often ignore Manteca curfew
It's 13 minutes before 11 p.m., and Arturo Tomez is milling about outside of the AMC Showplace Cinemas with a pack of friends.
Many teens fail to obey driving restrictions
Drivers younger than 18 in Manteca, Ripon and Lathrop - as well as throughout California - have driving restrictions stipulated under state law in an attempt to save lives of the inexperienced drivers and their passengers.
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SWEET LABOR OF LOVE
These are busy days at the FESM Hall in Manteca.
New norm: Exceptional drought?
It's been 14 years since the United States drought monitor went into effect.
Host families sought for Japanese teens
Thirty young Japanese students are looking for host families this summer. They will be arriving on July 26 and will be in Manteca until Aug 26. During that time, the students who are between the ages of 13 and 17, will be attending classes to be held at St. Mary of the Virgin Anglican Church at the corner of Cottage and Louise avenues in Manteca.
Levee fix: $2.58M just to start
LATHROP – There hasn't been a dam failure in Northern California for almost half a century.
HEADLINING FOR LAUGHS
He's been on one of the most beloved American comedy series' of all time.
Manteca plan aims for 20% water cutback
You will reduce your water use.
Police sobriety patrol yields no DUI arrests
Several dozen cars stopped.
Movie aimed at teens wrestling with depression
A wrestling scene was filmed Wednesday in the Manteca High gym for a movie designed to help teens grappling with depression.
Tunnels toxic to SJ County
STOCKTON - The Twin Tunnels – if built – will raise havoc with the Delta and cripple San Joaquin County's economy.
MR. HEMINGWAY?
Tommy Joyce with his distinctive white beard was somewhat of a celebrity riding in an open taxi cab down main streets in Havana with Cubans shouting to him: "Mr. Hemingway! – Mr. Hemingway!"
Another hotel chain checks into Manteca
Out-of-area teams playing tournaments at Big League Dreams won't have too far to go to book a hotel room when 2015 rolls around.
Retired teacher frets about Manteca growth
When Caroline Finn came to the top of the hill at the Grapevine nearly 30 years ago and beheld the great valley below, she knew there was no going back.
Five gearing up so far for City of Manteca races
Five contenders have filed the necessary documents to legally raise donations to campaign for the Manteca council or mayor's post.
Creamery was sweet attraction for Manteca ice cream lovers
The Creamery was "the place" to stop in Manteca for generations of Bay Area travelers going to and from the Sierra on weekends.
Movie’s focus: Suicide, bullying
It was "quiet on the set!" followed by "camera, action!" at Manteca High's swimming pool on Sunday for one scene in the powerful, thought-provoking film "Listen" focused on making a difference for today's teens and their need to be heard.
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