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Janis picked a lifetime trade with guitar repair
Getting to hang out after school in his parents' music store wasn't something that George Janis enjoyed doing as a 5-year-old.
Manteca posts salary ranges of employees on city website
Manteca already beat Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to the punch.
Ripon High prepares for centennial homecoming
RIPON - Vivian Dorville and several members of her family in Manteca are looking forward to the events happening on Sept. 7-11 in Ripon.
Medical workers volunteer for free clinic
LATHROP – It was Dr. Hla Win's day off on Saturday. But instead of taking the time off to relax and unwind and forget about the demands of his job as a doctor at Deuel Vocational Institute, the good doctor was at the Apolinar Sangalang Park during the mid-day hours providing free health check-ups.
We Set Fire performing Friday in Manteca
Just months after playing the biggest show their band has ever been a part of, We Set Fire is coming back to their home base for a free show at the Main Street Café.
Delta deal may impact Manteca
Is the water that runs through city faucets and irrigates tens of thousands of acres of farmland around Manteca safe from being "diverted" to make the Bay Delta Conservation Plan work?
Deal may extend golf pro contract to end of 2017
Alan Thomas could continue as Manteca's golf pro through Dec. 31, 2017.
Shredding on Tuesday helps combat ID theft
All it takes is two pieces of information about you - your name and an account number - and a criminal can steal your identity.
Sweet marriage: Manteca & Spreckels
A sugar shortage triggered by World War I indirectly gave birth to Spreckels Sugar – a name that was synonymous with Manteca prosperity for almost 80 years.
Manteca honors workers
Two municipal workers with four decades of tireless behind-the-scene efforts at serving citizens were selected Saturday as the 2010 Co-Employees of the Year for the City of Manteca.
Winegarden heading up Bulletin as publisher
David A. Winegarden is the new publisher of the Manteca Bulletin.
Ripon VIPS raises funds for juvenile diabetes research
RIPON – The Volunteers in Police Services of Ripon serve their community in dozens of ways, all for gratis.
Chili Pot Cook Off benefits Second Harvest Food Bank
Second Harvest Food Bank's second annual Chili Pot Cook Off takes place Saturday, Aug. 14, to help feed struggling families.
100+ honor memory of Derrick Gann
The mood was somber Friday night when friends and family gathered at the site where Derrick Gann – a 19-year-old Manteca resident – was gunned down on Tuesday, July 27. He was later pronounced dead at Doctors Hospital in Manteca.
Highway 99 widening step closer
Widening Highway 99 through Manteca will also improve traffic flow at the Highway 120 Bypass interchange.
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River Islands seeks OK for 675 boat berths
The Army Corps of Engineers is seeking input on environmental studies that would allow River Islands at Lathrop to build 5.6 miles of levees on the Old River to accommodate the project's second phase as well as to build 675 boat berths.
BUILDING ON SUCCESS
Frank Saldana knows what it's like to be out on the street.
Teen’s essays impress Manteca veterans
For Conrad Sylvester, they are more than just words jotted on a page or recited into a recorder.
Great Wolf: Decision in June?
Is a 500-room Great Wolf Resort Lodge worth howling about for Manteca?
Lathrop moving forward in 2015
There are two types of cultures that permeate municipal governments.
Recruitment underway for Miss Manteca, Ambassador
Manteca Youth Focus is heading back to school to recruit the new Miss Manteca and Manteca City Ambassador.
Soldier fighting for his life
A Manteca soldier home for two weeks from his second Army tour in Iraq to see family and friends before reporting to his third war zone tour is fighting for his life in a Modesto trauma center.
QUILT SHOW MOVING
Thanks indirectly to an ADA requirement, one of the largest annual crowd attractions in downtown Manteca is moving to another location.
Convicted murderer pushing for new trial
The man convicted of murdering 51-year-old Michael Lawrence in front of his 8-year-old daughter in June of 2013 is trying to get a new trial.
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