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Lathrop Police conducting bicycle safety rodeo Saturday
LATHROP – Matt Lindemann doesn't want to come into work and find out that a kid on a bicycle was hit and killed by a passing vehicle.
River Islands home sales start Saturday
Some $150 million plus and 25 years later the biggest - and arguably most well-planned community in the San Joaquin Valley - is ready to sell homes.
REMEMBERING
Art Smith isn't asking for much – just a few hours of your time, twisting screws and swinging a hammer.
Eggman seeking to reverse valley fortunes
Michael Eggman - a lifelong Central Valley resident - doesn't like what he sees.
Retired educator invests in students’ future via Give Every Child a Chance
Vern Gebhardt knows what Give Every Child a Chance does for students in Manteca.
Stealing water could cost $4,200
Steal water from the South San Joaquin Irrigation District or use it on land it is not intended for and it will cost you $1,500.
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.
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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.
MAKING HISTORY
Miguel Lopez has found his place in history. Yet again.
Vote eliminates $1.4M in golf course debt
The Manteca Municipal Golf Course's financial outlook is almost on par - at least for now.
FPPC report sparks Lathrop exchange
LATHROP – It might not yet be election season, but the political fuse has already been lit in Lathrop.
$1.9M Louise project this summer
Work on a $1.9 million project to make two miles of Louise Avenue more conducive to pedestrians and bicyclists while enhancing the looks of the east-west corridor with start this summer.
GOING HOLLYWOOD
Marshall Magincalda stood in the front of his Woodward Avenue ranchette and gazed at the dozens of people buzzing around his property as if it were normal.
He’s helped folks keep their cool for 20 years
Frank Warren is a busy man.
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