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Snowpack promising but drought worries far from being over
The Stanislaus River basin that the South County depends on to irrigate crops and supply municipal water to Manteca, Lathrop, and Tracy is at 114 percent of normal for snowpack.
Family stages silent protest at City Hall
LATHROP – Connie Lum Perez and Dorothea Lum were among the people who packed Lathrop City Hall's council chambers to honor recently retired police chief Dolores Delgado.
Let them serenade your sweetheart
Tuning up for Valentine's Day the Fourmost Barbershop Quartet made a stop Thursday morning at Dan's Barber Shop on Maple Avenue singing a ballad to owner Gloria Aguilar in front of a surprised customer sitting in the chair.
FAREWELL TO CHIEF
Recently retired police chief Dolores Delgado was honored at Tuesday's Lathrop City Council meeting. She was presented with a recognition plaque for her years of service in the community.
Free tax Assistance offered at Manteca Branch Library
The Manteca Branch Library is partnering with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program to bring free 2009 income tax assistance.
Push for ½ cent jail sales tax
The November ballot could include a half cent sales tax designed to generate $40 million to pay for the staffing and operations of an expanded San Joaquin County Jail.
Teens learn about what firefighters do on the job
The Manteca Junior Ambassadors – all high school seniors – experienced a taste of being a firefighter in the community on Tuesday at the Powers Avenue fire station.
Plenty of places for super time Sunday
Just because you aren't having your own Super Bowl party doesn't mean you can't enjoy the tradition of food and football.
Haircuts help Hope for Haiti Foundation
Janet Hutton wanted to do her part to help the people of Haiti.
Manteca, Ripon & Escalon say ‘yes’ to SSJID, ‘no’ to PG&E
Two years ago PG&E was able to garner support among elected leaders in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon to thwart South San Joaquin Irrigation District efforts to gain official council support of SSJID's efforts to enter the retail power business.
Margo Young: Educator, counselor, physician and nun
Margo Young is a rare breed.
Fagundes going for record 250-pound hamburger
Forget the waterslides, the pumpkins, or the unique history of the city's name – Manteca is about to become the record-holder for California's largest hamburger.
Motorist dies in submerged SUV
The body of a 31-year-old male motorist was pulled from his SUV about 10 p.m. Monday night that had become submerged in the murky levee water off of Wing Levee Road.
Is Manteca Ronald McDonald’s kind of place?
The fast food proliferation in Manteca continues.
Sororptimist Something Special event offers Saturday lunch, Sunday brunch
The Soroptimist members of Manteca are preparing for their 18th annual "Something Special" themed luncheon.
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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.
Wanted: Quilts & cloth dolls for 36th show
Calling on all artistic piece-makers: The 36th annual Manteca Quilters Guild is looking for entries to display at their 36th annual Quilt & Doll Show.
Board governance focus for meeting
Should members of the Manteca Board of Trustees be allowed to use their smart phones during closed- and open-session meetings? Under what instances should board members be permitted to deploy their electronic devices, if at all?
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