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Lathrop officials say Harlan Road repairs could start as early as April
LATHROP – Repairs on a section of Harlan Road between Louise Avenue and Lathrop Road could start in early April.
Serving up deep-fried Dutch holiday treats
RIPON - It was "Oliebollen Day" at Bethany Home with residents and staff flocking to the afternoon event in the west dining room where Marie De Bie and Elizabeth Van Klaveren had set up their operation to turn out some 200 of the deep-fried treats.
Driver claims leg injury following hit and run
A young driver who claimed a leg injury in an intersection accident at Main and Wawona streets shortly after 2 p.m. on Monday was found in the Walmart store following the crash where he told officers he had gone to get medical attention.
CORRECTION
The Lathrop City Council's regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month will be rebroadcasted on the Tuesday after each meeting at 7 p.m. The council members, at their most recent meeting, also decided to continue the rebroadcasting of the regular meetings on Wednesdays at noon. Council meetings are broadcasted live on Cable Channel 97. In December, the council voted to change its regular meetings from every first and third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. to the first and third Monday of each month. That move necessitated the change in the rebroadcasting ...
Spreckels: Decade’s sweetest story
It was the biggest pile of rubble Manteca had ever seen.
Redundant farm conversion studies adding to cost of housing projects
Manteca bureaucrats have ordered environmental impact studies for farmland conversion despite the fact it has already been addressed in a litigated settlement between the development community, environmental groups, and public agencies throughout San Joaquin County.
ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY
An intoxicated 30-year-old homeless man with the last name of Swanson was clipped by a westbound Union Pacific train and dragged 70 yards near the Yosemite Avenue crossing shortly after 6 p.m. Monday. The man escaped serious injury and reportedly only had shoulder abrasions. He was transported to a local hospital.
Kuhn among Almond Blossom Queen hopefuls
RIPON – As a lifelong Ripon resident, Megan Kuhn has nothing but fond memories of growing up around the Almond Blossom Festival.
Garden Club meets Jan. 18
The Manteca Garden Club welcomes garden enthusiasts in the Central Valley to attend their next meeting on Monday, Jan. 18, at 12:30 p.m. at the McFall Room of the Manteca Public Library to hear Diana Montgomery speak on "Four Seasons of Color" for your garden.
Keeping Meals on Wheels going
RIPON - Two Ripon women have stepped up to the plate and hit the ball out of the park in saving the Meals on Wheels program and enhancing the meals program at the Ripon Senior Center.
January: Big month for housing?
Manteca could end up with its best January since 2000 for new housing starts.
Manteca Visitors’ Center now open
The Central Valley's only visitor' center between Merced and Sacramento officially opens today in Manteca.
Museum talk features Save Mart’s Bob Piccinini
Bob Piccinini – the Manteca High graduate who helped build the family grocery business into more than 250 stores – is speaking during Thursday's Manteca Historical Society meeting.
Roundabouts could help reduce costs
More roundabouts could be in Manteca's future as a strategy to reduce the cost of housing, cut vehicle air pollution, and contain future city costs.
McNerney ‘not knowing facts’ prompts run
Elizabeth Emken is no stranger to the political arena.
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Honoring the ultimate sacrifice
The pastor. The retired steel worker. The congressman.
SSJID fights to protect water
The South San Joaquin Irrigation District has something that at least two thirds of California wants - water.
Manteca may allow hookah lounges, other tobacco uses
The city that led the drive in California in the 1970s to ban the sale of cigarettes from vending machines accessible to children may now make hookah lounges legal.
Immigrant tops Sierra grad class
Leonor Borges will be the first person in her family to go to college.
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