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THE YEAR OF YOU
Are you feeling the holiday bulge? Have you lost the motivation to exercise or eat properly? Are you desperate for a physical transformation?
ALICE MACHADO
The year was 1940. It was the marrying month of March. At least, it was for teen bride Alice Machado who just exchanged vows with the love of her life, Joe Machado, at St. Anthony's Church in Manteca.
Ice skating, snow fun lures folks to Lathrop
Luis Zepeda raced his younger brother, Fernando, several times down Snow Tube Mountain.
Lathrop leaders praise sheriff’s police services
LATHROP – The numbers don't like.
Sales tax hike raising $2M for Lathrop
LATHROP – Out of every dollar you spend in Lathrop, an extra penny goes to pay for enhanced city services.
MUSD open enrollment starts Jan. 7
Parents whose children are attending schools in Manteca Unified and would like to transfer them to another campus in the district will have the opportunity to do just that from January 7 through Jan 31, 2014.
New city hall not high on list
Mayor Willie Weatherford notes that some cities build grandiose city halls that conjure up images of the Taj Mahal.
Ripon enrollment down from 2012
Recent enrollment figures at Ripon Unified were reportedly a mixed blessing.
KEEP ON TRUCKIN’
Ray Utter is among those responsible for you having gas in your car.
MUSD re-instates Manteca Adult vice principal job
The position of Manteca Adult School vice principal is being re-instated effective immediately.
9-year-old girl dies from crash injuries
A 9-year-old girl that was severely injured in a two-vehicle accident on Monday outside of Modesto has died.
Veteran starts winery to help comrades
LIVERMORE – Josh Laine has been shot, stabbed and blown up.
Manteca asking Uncle Sam for help with new interchange
The Highway 99/Antone Raymus Expressway interchange, without a doubt has the potential of being the most expensive public works project ever tackled by the City of Manteca.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Geyser pops up after car strikes fire hydrant
An impromptu water geyser gushed skyward by the Black Bear Diner after a 19-year-old Manteca motorist driving southbound on Button Avenue lost control of his car and spun into a fire hydrant.
Futbol Club helps Manteca families with cancer battle
The Manteca Futbol Club scored major points with families outside of its soccer circle over the weekend.
Almond growers still hoping for more rain
Rain is usually bad news at this time of the year when the almond orchards are in bloom. Low temperatures leave pollinating bees cold which means they are not doing what they are supposed to do to maximize the crop yield come harvest time in the fall.
Manteca comic gracing Gallo stage
It's three days before Anthony Krayenhagen makes history as the first local comic to grace the stage at the Gallo Center for the Arts and he's worried about an event two weeks away.
Food trumps water fun
Woodward Reservoir will remain at its current level for the foreseeable future.
FUN Club seeks help in fight against gangs
Quincy McClain needs a little help.
Retired Sequoia teacher hits bricks to pitch book
A retired Manteca Unified School District teacher is learning that the life of a self-published author isn't without its drama and mystery.
Going native to save water?
Landscaping along Manteca's future sound walls as well as in common areas of neighborhoods and commercial developments could go native to conserve water.
BOWLING ‘EM OVER
Debbee Tarr knew that her crew could rise to the occasion.
Quilt show proceeds help homeless, others
They are piece makers in the aesthetic sense. But they also help those who helped bring peace to the world – America's veterans.
Lincoln park getting new picnic shelter
Lincoln Park's makeover is continuing.
Brawl mars Ripon golf benefit play
A brawl that broke out between adults at the annual Ripon High School Quarterback Club's fund-raising golf tournament at 3 p.m. Friday brought police officers to the private Spring Creek Golf and Country Club where they found two men fighting amidst a large crowd gathered near a golf cart on the course.
Voters will decide how to elect MUSD trustees
Voters in the Manteca Unified School District will have one measure on in the November ballot that others outside that geographical area will not have to worry about. They will have to decide whether the election of Board of Education trustees should be by area only or at-large.
Octogenarian couple bike path fixture
They are two conspicuous figures on the Tidewater Bike Path.
RIPON FFA TAKES TOP PARADE HONORS
The sweepstakes trophy in the 52nd annual Ripon Almond Festival Parade Saturday went to the Ripon Future Farmers of America.
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