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St. Anthony’s hosts senior luncheon
Some 250 senior citizens greeted Stockton Diocese Bishop Stephen Blaire at a noontime luncheon in the St. Anthony's Catholic School gym in Manteca last week.
Holidays changes garbage collection
If your garbage is collected on Thursday and Friday normally in Manteca, it won't happen for the next two weeks.
No Bulletin printed on Christmas Day
The Manteca Bulletin will not publish a newspaper on Christmas Day.
Scared off by offers of help
It was a busy Monday at the Post Office on Maple Avenue in downtown Manteca. It was four days before Christmas, and there was a steady parade of people dropping off Christmas cards and packages to loved ones.
Fish win another water fight round
Senior water rights for the South San Joaquin Irrigation District were protected once again in a federal court decision.
Drive nets 611 CDs for Alzheimer’s patients
CDs crowded one corner, tumbling out of boxes, while a party filled the rest of the lobby at SPACES.
Flooding marred New Year’s
The New Year's flood of 1997 was like no other seen in Northern California since 1906 when flood records started being recorded. A California Department of Water Resources report called it the "largest" flood in the 90-year period prior to that year's flooding.
Lathrop deal keeps cogen plant in service
San Joaquin Cogen might not be getting the water that they need just yet, but they are getting a reduced rate for discharging the water they do have into Lathrop's collection system.
SANTA ANSWERS ALARM
Tamija Seabron looked around the table and smiled.
SSJID waiting to see whether PG&E appeals
South San Joaquin Irrigation District's drive to reduce electricity rates 15 percent across the board in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon is on pause until mid-January.
Ripon USD continues to meet at city hall
For the past two years, the Ripon Unified school board has enjoyed using the City of Ripon Council Chambers.
Mousalimas taking oath on Jan. 9 as
James A. Mousalimas, the new San Joaquin County Superintendent of Schools, will be sworn in at a public ceremony on Friday, Jan. 9, at 5 p.m.
Coroner still hasn’t released cause of Marelich’s death
What happened to Kelly Marelich?
Holidays change city’s garbage collection days
If your garbage is collected on Thursday and Friday normally in Manteca, it won't happen for the next two weeks.
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Wheat gave way to watermelons, grapes & almonds
Wheat - and not almonds, pumpkins or even grapes - is what attracted farmers to the Manteca region after the Gold Rush in a bid to make a living.
Weston School on target for re-opening
The reconstruction taking place at Weston Elementary School appears on schedule for completion by the start of the next school year.
NEW MELONES ‘PUDDLE’
Tulloch Lake is going to disappear by this fall.
Manteca man dies while in jail custody
Last week a 27-year-old Manteca man was discovered dead in a county jail cell after Manteca Police officers arrested him earlier that night for public intoxication outside of a 7-Eleven convenience store.
Uno más: Taco Bell adding Manteca store
Manteca's third Taco Bell could break ground in the coming months.
Push for better libraries
Donna Brown's message is clear: Libraries are more relevant than ever before.
Free Weston Ranch seeking more stores
Free Weston Ranch burst into the scene about six years ago. It's a grassroots movement being vigorously pushed by residents of the community who want to see their six plus-square-mile community detached from the City of Stockton.
Manteca Library expanded in 1977 with aim to serve 32,000
Public libraries with treats such as coffee on the side aren't a modern creation.
Pants theft ends in 2 arrests
A daylight theft from the J.C. Penney store in the Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley at Union Road and the 120 Bypass shortly after 10 a.m. Thursday ended with a house to house search in the areas surrounding Aldwina Lane and Cottage Avenue near Doctors Hospital.
Manteca nixes apartments
Southwest Manteca - an area the city is getting ready to spend $150 million for flood protection so developers can continue building - is being turned into the exclusive domain of large single family homes aimed at luring Bay Area buyers.
Conservatism is Cushman’s cup of tea
It's a quote that has been attributed to many great thinkers across history, most recently Winston Churchill.
‘As I Age’ wall part of Ripon Almond Blossom Festival
Bethany Home Foundation is erecting a wall at the entrance of the Almond Blossom Festival at Mistlin Sports Park Friday in a new twist for the senior citizens in the community between the carnival rides and the vendor displays.
GECAC offers scholarships
Give Every Child a Chance (GECAC) is once again offering the Service Challenge Scholarship.
DHM Auxiliary offers scholarships
Medically focused college students are being offered scholarship applications by the Doctors Hospital volunteers to help them shoulder the cost of their schooling, available Monday through Friday 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.
City keeps fireworks on July 4
Safety - and the desire to have less illegal fireworks launched - trumped Big League Dreams bringing in upwards of $40,000 and non-profits enjoying a 40 percent bump in the sale of safe and sane fireworks.
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