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Satisfied swim student donates $1,500
Just how impressive are the Manteca Parks and Recreation swimming instructors?
Outdoor Adventures at Library Park
Outdoor enthusiasts will have a reason to help mark the final Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau's farmers market of the summer on Tuesday.
ALL WEATHER TRACK WORK
A crew from Ross F. Carroll Inc. of Oakdale has started work on the $401,355 project to construct a nine-lane synthetic track surface at Sierra High's Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium. None of the money to do the work is coming from Manteca Unified School District's general fund. Instead a combination of grants and donations are being used. The work is expected to be completed by November. The facility at Sierra has served as host to ...
Woman suffers broken arm in four-car chain reaction crash on Fremont Street
Sabrina Marie Ramos, 27, appeared to have suffered a broken left forearm in a four vehicle rear-end crash in the 100 block of North Fremont on Saturday about 12:30 p.m.
MANTECA ROTARY HONORS
The Manteca Rotary honored its members Thursday at Isadore's restuarant.
TIP-A-FIREFIGHTER WEDNESDAY AT APPLEBEE’S
Members of the Mantcea Fire Department will be serving dinners at the annual "Tip a Firefighter" event from 5-9 p.m. on Wednesday, August 26 at the Applebee's on Yosemite Avenue. Tips from the event will support the Give Every Child a Chance program.
Ripon Rotary helping support health fair during upcoming Main Street Day
RIPON - The Ripon Rotary Club has a passion for community and world-wide health. The local service organization recently provided a donation to help the Ripon Community and Youth Commission. The money will be used for goodie bags for the first 500 participants attending the third annual Health Fair on Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. as part of Ripon's Main Street Days. The fair will be held in the Ripon Athletic Club's ...
Lane closure on 120 Bypass Monday for sign repair work
Caltrans will do road sign repair on the Highway 120 Bypass in Manteca on Monday. The right lane and right shoulder of westbound Highway 120 will close from the off-ramp to South Main Street to the Van Ryn Road undercrossing on Monday, Aug. 24, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Motorists should expect 15 minute delays. Alternate routes should be taken whenever possible. This work is scheduled to begin as listed, but is subject to ...
SUMMER SOCIAL PAINTING RAFFLE
The annual Manteca Historical Society Summer Barbecue Social, sponsored by the Manteca Historical Society, will be held Sunday, Sept. 27 at Spreckels Park. The afternoon features tri-tip, barbecued turkey, spaghetti, salad, watermelon, French bread and dessert. The cost is $15 per person. Tickets are available at the museum, 600 W. Yosemite Ave., from any board member, ticket chairperson Phyllis Abram, 239-0744 or at German Glas Werks.
ODDS & ENDS
Calla 4-H Club enrollment night The Calla 4-H Club will be holding its annual enrollment night on Wednesday, from 6 to 8 p.m., in the New Haven School cafeteria, 14600 S. Austin Road. The annual enrollment fees are $32 for members and $6 for leaders. Returning and prospective members are asked to bring a parent or guardian. The Calla 4-H offers a number of projects, including community service, rabbits, poultry, food & nutrition, ...
1979: Bill Phillips resigns as mayor of Manteca
60 years ago August 18, 1949 Upon recommendation of Vice Principal B. E. Claypool, the number of semester hours needed for graduation has been increased by the high school board of trustees. Action was taken at a meeting of the board last week. Claypool told the board that a study of senior schedules showed that the class load was too light and that there were not enough solids taken by many seniors. 50 ...
CVB lures visitors’ dollars
Manteca's Convention & Visitors Bureau was directly responsible for the booking of 1,000 room nights at city hotels for Manteca-based gatherings during April, May, and June.
Jobless rate in Manteca bounces up to 14 percent
Manteca's unemployment rate worsened in July after four months of small improvements. Fourteen out of every 100 employable adults are now out of work in Manteca. That translates into 200 more people unemployed in July leaving 28,000 Manteca residents employed. Countywide there was a 16 percent unemployment rate in July. The worst spot to be living and looking for a job is Stockton with a 19.2 percent unemployment rate The California Employment Development Department reported ...
Mayor: Put East Louise sidewalk in place
The loss of much of Manteca Unified's home-to-school busing has shifted attention back to the city's ambitious program launched three years ago to address four miles of developed streets that lack sidewalks.
Mini Portuguese festa on Sunday at MRPS Hall
A mini Portuguese festa is planned for Sunday in Manteca at the MRPS Hall, 133 N. Grant St. The featured attraction will be the performance of the Luso-American Youth Council. The traditional dancers of North San Joaquin Valley – included are members from Modesto and Manteca – took second place at the 2009 Luso-American Fraternal Federal and S.P.R.I. event held Aug. 7-10 at the Doubletree Hotel in San Jose. Founded by Portuguese immigrants in 1868, ...
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Manteca complies with drinking water standards
For the past seven years, the City of Manteca has been required to notify residents that some water delivered by the City was out of compliance with regulatory requirements. The primary cause of the non-compliance was arsenic, a naturally occurring element commonly found in ground water.
MANTECA’S 400 HOMELESS STUDENTS
It was over two years ago that Neal Plymate ran away from home.
Housing crisis sent homeless student numbers soaring
Manteca Unified's Transitional Student Success Program can be a haven for homeless students.
Brock Elliott clothes closet serves homeless & other needy students
Stacy Ochoa recently helped a family housed in a local shelter with five children on a shopping spree.
SSJID may shed canals for pipes
South San Joaquin Irrigation District may take water conservation to the next level.
RIPON FLAG POLE DEDICATED
The woman behind the Ripon Community Athletic Foundations' successes in the million dollar restoration of the Ripon High School stadium – Stephanie Hobbs – said the dedication of the flag pole Friday had the "deepest impact" on her heart.
MANTECA’s MR. T
It's a balmy night in October and the line in front of Modesto's State Theater is growing longer by the minute.
OMG, texting & driving can get you killed
There was the usual smart aleck, wisecracking responses from East Union High's freshman classes when senior Carolina Gutierrez was making her presentation.
Manteca man gets 165 years to life for sex with young kids
A Manteca man was sentenced on Friday to 165 years to life in prison for a multitude of sexual misconduct charges stemming from exchanges he had with two children.
Lathrop’s solar move may save $1 million
LATHROP – Let there be light.
Bypass body count: 7 deaths, 289 injuries
Where's one of the deadliest stretches of freeway in the Northern San Joaquin Valley?
Holiday raises $15K for Congo, non-profits
"Provide justice for the needy and fatherless; uphold the right of the oppressed and the destitute. Rescue the poor and needy." – Psalm 82: 3-5
Did traffic crash kill man?
A 57-year-old Manteca man involved in an early morning vehicle accident in front of a Manteca bar on Nov. 10 has died.
WET STUFF RETURNS
Flooded intersections and runoff covering sidewalks usually aren't something people want to see.
Ripon radio personality helping host B&G telethon
Aaron Goodwin credits the Boys & Girls Club with helping him stay out of trouble while growing up in Manteca.
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