Archive By Section - NEWS
Sweet things keep happening at Burgess Bakery
RIPON - Jimmy Burgess continues to draw customers new and old into her Ripon bakery location with her pastry creations and her infectious smile. It's all about doing what's right for her customers, she said, as she added an adjoining store front for a cake shop.
Manteca may add 88 acres along Woodward Avenue
Manteca could grow by 88 acres on Friday.
Lathrop Library Friends plans infomation blitz
LATHROP – Between now and October, Lathrop will be inundated by information about the city's newest nonprofit group – the Friends of the Lathrop Library.
Ripon remembers retired fire chief
RIPON - Ed Bynum – retired Ripon Fire Chief – was memorialized Friday morning inside the fire engine bays of the headquarters station on Stockton Avenue.
Three Rivers Indian Lodge plans $2M building project
Change is coming at the Three Rivers Indian Lodge in Manteca.
Coffee with a dash of police & fire talk
It was two Manteca public safety chiefs who made themselves available to the public over breakfast Saturday morning at Perko's Restaurant in the shadow of the Highway 99 and Yosemite Avenue intersection.
Firemen won’t get the boot
If you want to hold a sign at the corner of Main Street and Mission Ridge Drive announcing to the world you will work for food, you aren't probably going to get a permit from Manteca's police chief to do so.
It’s not illegal to simply be homeless
Manteca Police have taken a zero tolerance stance when it comes to those hanging out at Library Park.
Scout collecting cell phones for emergencies
Eric Christensen is collecting gently used cellular phones and car chargers for emergency situations.
Tickets still available for dinner fund-raiser today
There are still tickets available for this evening's dinner fund-raiser at the Kelley Brothers Brickyard Oven benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Yosemite between Sherman & Fremont closed for 10 hours
Yosemite Avenue between Sherman Avenue and Fremont Street will be closed to traffic on Monday, July 12, starting at 8 p.m. through Tuesday, July 13, ending at 6 a.m. This closure is needed to install a water line being constructed by D.A. Wood Construction. The city-funded project involves installing a 12-inch water main line in Garfield Avenue from Fir Street to Moffat Boulevard.
Water park could create up to 200 jobs
Floating a proposal to build a water park in the middle of a recession is an idea you'd expect to sink faster than the price of homes after the housing bubble burst.
FESM festa tradition is strong for Xavier family
The woeful lack of new blood and young members are threatening the demise of many organizations.
Pickets demand better staffing, more pay
With bull horns in hand, Service Employees International, United Health Care Union organizers led a picket line in continuous chants outside the Palm Haven Care Center Thursday afternoon demanding better staffing and increased pay for workers.
Manteca Idol tryouts starting this Saturday
Those brave enough to step before the judges and claim the titles of Manteca Idol and Young Manteca Idol will finally get their chance - three of them actually.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Scattered Comics drawn to Manteca
Some of the artists from Scattered Comics are back.
St. Vincent de Paul’s annual fundraiser set for Sunday
The St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Anthony of Padua Church in Manteca gave away more than 300 food boxes for needy families at Thanksgiving. They expect to distribute just as many again this Christmas.
Chief chips in to help HOPE with cabinets
Hope Ministries on South Union Road will be getting a renovation to its kitchen soon due to a $5,000 donation from the Manteca Police Chief's Association.
Parks picked to rep city at crucial LAFCo meeting
The City of Ripon should have a say in the all-important San Joaquin Local Agency Formation Commission meeting next week regarding the South San Joaquin Irrigation District as a possible electric service provider.
Doctors Hospital to hold troop packing event Friday
Doctors Hospital is hosting a troop packing event in its conference room Friday at 3 p.m. in an effort to reach as many military men and women as possible over the holidays.
Homeless in Manteca
Starting today, two changes to the Manteca Municipal Code will go into effect: One that makes homeless encampments of any kind illegal within Manteca's city limits; and another that will give Manteca's city attorney the power to prosecute those cited for public urination or defecation.
RESCUE MISSION
A group of local faith-based organizations and homeless advocates have taken the first step towards crafting a resolution to what has become a growing community issue.
RAY OF HOPE
In drought-stricken California, nobody is crying the blues because it's raining. The prevailing wet weather, however, is not enough cause for celebration – not for farmers, not for residents whose lawns have have turned brown due to watering restrictions – and everybody else, for that matter, since drought is leaving no one unaffected.
DeBrum takes oath as Mayor
The clock on what to do with the remaining two years on Steve DeBrum's vacant city council seat has officially begun.
What can Matt Browne do for you?
LATHROP – There was a time when Lathrop's chief building inspector had to fight simply for the opportunity to come to work.
EU JROTC helps send 100-plus Cheer Boxes for troops overseas
Hundreds of American soldiers serving in far-flung and troubled corners of the world will have a taste of Christmas back home, thanks to the efforts of many students and other individuals from all over San Joaquin County.
HE CAN HELP
Matt Soeth, 36, has been recognized with a national award for the work he has done in combating online bullying by other students.
Sections:
- NEWS |
- SPORTS |
- BUSINESS |
- OBITS |
- OPINION |
- HOME SCENE |
- LIVING IN 209 |
- MULTIMEDIA |
- FEATURED EDITIONS |
- MOVIES |
- REGIONAL NEWS |
- MyCapture
Services:
Submit News:
Online:
Contents of this site are © 2015 Manteca Bulletin - All Rights Reserved Privacy policy and Terms of service | Contact Us
