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No quorum nixes opening meeting
Dan Doyle is not happy Lathrop is discussing flood issues behind closed doors.
Unique dog house going to highest bidder
It's the quintessential Manteca dog house.
$53,000 spent on Lathrop’s mayoral race
It could end up being the most costly Lathrop Mayor's race in the city's brief history.
Calvary hosts Central Valley Men’s Prayer Night
More than 50 men from 11 churches in the area attended the Central Valley Men's Prayer Night on Monday held at Calvary Community Church in Manteca.
Turkeys R Us deficit cut to 586 turkeys
The most loyal contributors to the Turkeys R US campaign - a 17-year-old effort to make sure no family in Manteca, Ripon and Lathrop goes without the traditional holiday turkey at Thanksgiving and Christmas - are those who know tough times.
Parade deadline Wednesday
The deadline to enter the Manteca Chamber of Commerce's 42nd annual holiday parade is Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 5 p.m.
Drain: ‘I won’t disappoint’
Ashley Drain, the wife and mother who ended school board trustee Manuel Medeiros's 16 years of elected service in the November elections, has plenty of plans as the representative of Area 2.
Manteca will follow ruling on concealed carry permits
Manteca Police Chief Nick Obligacion said his department will comply with a federal appeals court decision that keeps a lower ruling in place that loosens restrictions on carrying concealed weapons.
Raindrops sharpen fall foliage in downtown
When it rains, it just drizzles. So far, that's how the wet weather has been in the parched and drought-ravaged Northern San Joaquin Valley during the current fall season. But, as a Bay Area radio newscaster commented the other day, we're grateful for every little rain.
Drive short 667 turkeys
The Turkeys R Us drive has collected enough funds and frozen birds to distribute 1,233 turkeys for struggling families in Manteca, Lathrop, and Ripon for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Finally, a home for VFW Post
After 70 years Manteca's Jimmie Connors Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6311 is going to finally have a home.
Later garbage collection to counter Toter diving?
Mayor-elect Steve DeBrum would like to see all options explored to combat scavengers rifling through residential garbage cans looking for junk mail to sell to ID thieves as well as to snag recyclables and leaving trash strewn around on the street in their wake.
Akinjo, Ornelas lead in City Council race
It appears that all of the incumbents vying for reelection in Lathrop will secure another term.
Phone bank volunteers seek to raise $120K
Some 240 volunteers are expected to call community members Monday and Tuesday in a bid to raise $120,000 for the Manteca/Lathrop Boys & Girls Club.
Drive short 720 turkeys
The Turkeys R Us drive has collected enough funds and frozen birds to distribute 1,180 turkeys to struggling families in Manteca, Lathrop, and Ripon for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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SSJID power moves on hold until Feb. 13
PG&E has two more shots using government agencies to derail South San Joaquin Irrigation District from entering the retail power business in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon.
REHAB EXPERTS
Bobby Ismail specializes in the rehabilitation of the body, and now it seems, the building too.
WR High students find ‘gunman’ guilty
Leonardo Resendiz made a methodical point in the shooting death of a mock trial that's long been a staple of Joe Waller's Careers in Law Enforcement classes.
Lathrop finds leak at city hall, will cost $120K to fix
There's a leak at Lathrop City Hall.
DROUGHT IS GETTING WORSE
It looks like almost early summer on the Stanislaus River watershed.
WESTON RANCH POWER COUPLE
They are Weston Ranch's power couple. But Dale and Jill Fritchen don't see themselves as such, and never have.
‘Working’ route for levee project before council
The working alignment for the contentious proposed extension of a dry levee south of Manteca is directly behind parcels on the north side of Fig Avenue between Airport Way and Oleander Avenue.
Lathrop skate park impresses shredders
Kai Burburn rocks back and forth nervously on the lip of the bowl at the new Lathrop skate park.
‘Free Weston Ranch’
Free Weston Ranch. That's the rallying cry of this small community in South West Stockton.
St. Anthony’s Mother & Son Dance Feb. 6
The second annual Mother &Son Dance at St. Anthony of Padua School will be held Friday, Feb. 6, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Manteca conference center?
Manteca's next municipal building could go up on Daniels Street.
427 MORE HOMES
Manteca in 2014 had its biggest year for single family housing starts in eight years.
Judge may ponder new trial in murder
It took less than a week for a jury to convict Michael Roessler in the murder of 51-year-old rural Manteca Michael Lawrence.
Great Options help support Kindred Arts
The Manteca Kindred Arts has been bringing top-notch musicians of national and international caliber to Manteca for nearly three decades. Perhaps less known is the fact the non-profit organization has been offering other entertainment options every year for the public's gastronomical pleasure, among other things.
Pension costs growing expense
Public employee retirees are living longer.
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