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Motorists shear off nine fire hydrants yearly
The impromptu geysers that happen every time someone shears off a fire hydrant aren't all that rare of an occurrence.
ON THE FIRE FRONT
Manteca's strike team fighting the Santa Cruz fire near the Bonny Doon community of Swanson expects to be on the fire line for another three to four days, according to Manteca Interim Fire Chief Kirk Waters.
Now they’re stealing sprinklers from cemetery
First, unknown would-be Tiger Woods were using the grass at the East Union Cemetery to practice their golf swing. They left several dozen evidences behind which rather ticked off cemetery cleanup volunteers.
Manteca wants you!
First there were the Seniors Helping Area Residents and Police.
UNITED BACARRENEOS GATHER
Scenes from Saturday's United Bacarreneos of America's annual membership meeting conducted at Stonebridge's Sangalang Park in Lathrop.
Manteca’s tally for Obama bucks: $4.8M
Manteca is receiving at least $4.8 million in federal stimulus funds with efforts underway to secure even more.
Thousands flock to Eagle’s Nest for ‘Sons’
LATHROP – Not even the drive from Elk Grove would have kept Loyd Helmick from his chance to meet some of the stars of the FX action/drama 'Sons of Anarchy.'
Manteca Idol gears up for Week No. 2
On the opening night of the 2009 Manteca Idol's debut at Chez Shari restaurant, the trio of Robin Glover, Judi Hoagland, and Katelyn Johnson impressed the judges enough to earn themselves a spot in the next round.
Tidewater irrigation project before council
The bleakest stretch of the Tidewater Bikeway that doubles as a 34-acre linear park through Manteca's heart may soon sport 250 trees.
Delays at Highway 99 & Main to allow landscaping work
The Highway 99 at Main Street overcrossing in Manteca will have ramp delays next weekend to accommodate Caltrans landscaping work.
Sons of Anarchy ride into Lathrop
LATHROP – You aren't going to find the California city of Charming by looking on any conventional map.
REMEMBERING TEVANIE
Photos from the vigil held Sunday at First Baptist Church for Tevanie Deanne Lutz.
Water bank idea draws fire from opponents in Ripon
RIPON – It's been almost a decade since Charles Harris first approached the Ripon City Council with the idea of using a 23-acre parcel he owns as a water bank and recharge station to replenish the groundwater supply in the area outside of Ripon's city limits.
Free food distribution set for South County sites
Low-income residents of San Joaquin County will be able to obtain free government-surplus food, Thursday, Aug. 20, at locations throughout San Joaquin County. Distribution will continue until supplies are exhausted.
Wider sidewalks for Yosemite
Pedestrians no longer have to walk on the edge of travel lanes to avoid large pools of water during the rainy season or cross rutted ground during dry weather while walking on the northern side of East Yosemite Avenue between Cottage Avenue and Powers Avenue.
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Manteca home values up $66,750
The value of existing Manteca homes rebounded 35.4 percent during 2013 with the median selling price jumping $66,750.
PIONEER DESCENDANT
Almost every Tuesday morning, Ron Howe volunteers his time and service to the Manteca Historical Museum.
Upgrades for tennis courts get approval
Manteca's tennis courts are getting upgrades.
Atheists, freethinkers gathering at Manteca Library
David Diskin doesn't want to offend anybody.
Two men escape car fire
Two Manteca men in their early 20s survived a flash fire in their 1996 Chevy Lumina Monday afternoon as it was parked in a rural dirt driveway on Peach Avenue west of Union Road shortly before 2 p.m.
Ernie’s chef back on TV
Top Chef launched chef Michael Midgley's star as a small-town cook with big-league potential.
Mayor: Time to step up water conservation
Manteca Mayor Willie Weatherford wants the city staff to start taking steps to reduce water waste now and not later.
Library town halls set in South County cities
What are the immediate and long-term library needs of Lathrop, Manteca, and Ripon?
There are 25 days left to donate
When Jennifer Munoz came up with the idea for trying to raise $3,000 to overhaul Santa's Downtown Manteca home, she knew it was going to be a long shot.
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