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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.
FORGOTTEN SPACES
History often hides in plain sight, and that's true of Manteca's downtown corridor and surrounding neighborhood. The Bulletin recently took a tour of the old Independent Order of Odd Fellows building, once widely considered the city's social epicenter, unlocking memories of an older generation.
Rich history overlooks downtown Manteca
Sometimes you stumble upon a stranger who opens your eyes to a world hiding in plain sight.
Manteca Ford helps make holidays bright
There were a lot of things that Aaron Harmon could have been doing Tuesday morning other than standing outside in the cold.
Chamber maps way for Ripon to help lure visitors’ dollars
The illustrations of the streets and landmarks on this map of Ripon may be reminiscent of that of a popular theme park.
Price kills idea of Lathrop park Wi-Fi
LATHROP – It seemed like such a great idea.
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Birth of baby at home is 220 shock
One Manteca man experienced what could be described as a "220 electrical shock."
Woodward Reservoir may close
Woodward Reservoir - a popular recreation area 16 miles northeast of Manteca - could close this summer in a bid by the South San Joaquin Irrigation District to conserve water.
Priest who fathered a son has yet to file laitization application
The first pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe who resigned as the spiritual head of St. Mary's Church in Stockton after he confessed to having fathered a child is yet to file papers that would relieve him of his priestly duties.
Businesses, clubs issue bowling challenges in bid to assist kids
There are at least six challengers in the works for this Saturday's bowl-a-thon being staged to help struggling children succeed in school.
The mother of all teardowns?
Manteca's highest profile home - the opulent 30,000-square-foot mansion built by grape broker Michael Hat - could become a high priced teardown.
Gearing up for 200-year flood
Get ready for a 200-year flood.
Former school sites proposed for 58 homes
Two parcels once set aside for elementary school sites may soon have the sound of nails being hammered to create 58 new homes.
Lathrop asking Uncle Sam for more money
LATHROP – It's simple logic.
Are dry years here to stay?
The South San Joaquin Irrigation District is guaranteed water - providing it snows in the Sierra.
DOUBLE JOY
It was a day of double joy for Dr. George Veldstra, M.D.
Roast, fund-raiser for Jeff Tilton on March 7
The Manteca Transit Center at Moffat Boulevard and South Main Street in Manteca is the setting for the Roast of Jeff Tilton, a candidate for San Joaquin County Superintendent of Schools in June's primary elections.
Friends remember Olympic torch relay in 1964
It's Winter Olympics time. And while the world's eyes may be focused on Sochi, Bob Steves and Tom Osborn's memories are flying back to the 1964 summer Tokyo Olympics.
FOR THEIR SWEETHEARTS
Herman and Ann Howard have been married for 50 years. Ann professes to know the reason behind their marital success. In a word: surprise - especially those that are carefully planned and then presented with a generous mixture of thoughtfulness and love on Valentine's Day.
Farmers say Obama plan won’t help deal with drought
LOS BANOS (AP) - Farmers in California's drought-stricken Central Valley said the financial assistance President Barack Obama delivered on his visit Friday does not get to the heart of California's long-term water problems.
Nurses, seniors picket Manteca Kaiser hospital
Kaiser Don't Break Our Hearts.
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