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A WILD TRADITION
Brothers Jim and Jesse Costa have been hosting the Costa's Wild-game Feed for some three decades. But on Friday, when the pre-Christmas staple event was held at the Manteca Trailer & Motorhome with the usual heavy traffic of people turning the cavernous showroom into something akin to a big wedding feast, the siblings showed no signs of slowing down in what has become their personal life ministry.
Ripon Unified board by change president
At Ripon Unified, Donna Parks is currently the school board president.
7,000 plus expected at tonight’s parade
Frosty the Snowman would be right at home at this evening's 41st annual Downtown Manteca Twilight Christmas Parade.
Vanishing voices of World War II veterans
World War II veterans are a dying breed – literally.
Lathrop teen learns lesson in karma
LATHROP – Phil Waterford wasn't having the best day.
Warm-hearted volunteers open heating center
There's a formula.
Lathrop not ready for ‘Redbox’ marijuana
LATHROP – It's like Redbox but for medical-grade pot.
BUNDLE UP
Mark Boudelik was busy balancing multiple phone calls Tuesday afternoon.
Trust fund set up for baby who lost father in accident
A memorial trust fund has been set up for the month-old baby who lost his father who died in a solo accident on Nov. 22 while hauling rice straw to the areas charred by this past summer's Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park.
WILD TIMES AHEAD
Things are going wild again at Manteca Trailer & Motorhome. For a wild-game feast, that is. And it's all gratis.
DECK THE HALLS
It was a historic and yuletide transformation of the Manteca Museum this past weekend as a team of volunteers put up decorations and dressed mannequins in preparation for Sunday's traditional open house.
Lathrop teen returned wallet with $2,000
LATHROP – Matthew Hernandez could be $2,000 richer.
DHM debuts renovated emergency room
Doctors Hospital's near $1 million restoration of its emergency room opened to the public Monday morning with the cutting of a ceremonial ribbon with a crowd of nearly 100 hospital and municipal staffers on hand.
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Gearing up for 200-year flood
Get ready for a 200-year flood.
Former school sites proposed for 58 homes
Two parcels once set aside for elementary school sites may soon have the sound of nails being hammered to create 58 new homes.
Lathrop asking Uncle Sam for more money
LATHROP – It's simple logic.
Are dry years here to stay?
The South San Joaquin Irrigation District is guaranteed water - providing it snows in the Sierra.
DOUBLE JOY
It was a day of double joy for Dr. George Veldstra, M.D.
Roast, fund-raiser for Jeff Tilton on March 7
The Manteca Transit Center at Moffat Boulevard and South Main Street in Manteca is the setting for the Roast of Jeff Tilton, a candidate for San Joaquin County Superintendent of Schools in June's primary elections.
Friends remember Olympic torch relay in 1964
It's Winter Olympics time. And while the world's eyes may be focused on Sochi, Bob Steves and Tom Osborn's memories are flying back to the 1964 summer Tokyo Olympics.
FOR THEIR SWEETHEARTS
Herman and Ann Howard have been married for 50 years. Ann professes to know the reason behind their marital success. In a word: surprise - especially those that are carefully planned and then presented with a generous mixture of thoughtfulness and love on Valentine's Day.
Farmers say Obama plan won’t help deal with drought
LOS BANOS (AP) - Farmers in California's drought-stricken Central Valley said the financial assistance President Barack Obama delivered on his visit Friday does not get to the heart of California's long-term water problems.
Nurses, seniors picket Manteca Kaiser hospital
Kaiser Don't Break Our Hearts.
SWEETHEART STORIES
She was 18 years old and a senior in high school. He was 21 and a senior at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
$2M facelift for two miles of Louise Ave.
A two-mile stretch of Louise Avenue is getting a $2 million makeover between Airport Way and Main Street this spring.
Court ruling shoots down ‘good cause’ for concealed guns
A federal appeals court known for its liberal-leanings struck down a mandate on Thursday that could make it easier for California residents to obtain concealed weapons permits.
Their love is still in full bloom
There's still magic in the air between Michele and Eric Davis – a Manteca couple who will have been married 25 years on Saturday.
Ripon’s Mary Cariged marks 102nd birthday
Mary Cariged of Ripon celebrated her 102nd birthday on Wednesday.
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