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Mobile home fire’s elderly victim dies
One death resulted from Friday's mobile home fire in East Manteca.
Play picking up at Manteca Golf Course
Manteca's golf course is bucking a regional trend of declining rounds played.
‘Hustle’ top Golden Globes winner
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) - Amy Poehler made out with Bono, Tina Fey mocked George Clooney's taste in women and Matt Damon emerged, bizarrely, as the night's recurring gag.
Civil rights activist delivering keynote at ML King event
MODESTO - Diane Nash, a leader and strategist in the 1960s civil rights movement, will be the keynote speaker addressing "The Dreams of the '60s: A Legacy for Today" at the 2014 Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration on Saturday, Feb. 1, at 7 p.m. in the Main Auditorium of Modesto Junior College's Performing Arts Center, 435 College Avenue, Modesto.
It’s dire & dry forecast for SSJID board
The skies are bright and clear but the future outlook for water isn't.
3rd GENERATION
As train stations go, the $7 million brick and glass transit center that opened last year at Moffat Boulevard and Main Street is a far cry from Manteca's original depot.
16% higher electrical bills
Turn on your air conditioning in the heat of summer when temperatures often soar past 100 degrees and you may end up paying the price in PG&E bills that are 13 to 16 percent higher than what you're paying now.
Ripon honoring top speller
Patrick Caldwell will be honored at tonight's Ripon Unified school board meeting.
Hot time at museum’s chili-tasting event
Dave and Cynthia Winegarden used an old recipe from South Dakota.
Fire sends 2 to burn center
A mother and a son are in the burn unit at the University of California at Davis Medical Center after a fire destroyed their mobile home in East Manteca shortly before 4 a.m. Friday.
3 died in Manteca during flu epidemic of 1918-1919
The last time Manteca – and the rest of the United States – faced a major flu epidemic that had the potential of closing schools and quarantining victims was 96 years ago.
Motorcyclist critical after colliding with pick-up
LATHROP – Investigation is continuing into the cause of the traffic collision that snarled traffic early Friday morning at Lathrop Road and McKinley Avenue.
Crash Closes Lathrop Road
An early morning crash between a motorcycle and another vehicle has closed the roadways to through traffic while deputies are investigating the cause of the crash. Sheriff's spokesman Les Garcia said the roads would be closed for at least three hours.
Fire Engulfs Mobile Home
Fire completely engulfed a mobile home shortly before 4 a.m. Friday morning in the Almond Blossom Mobile Home Park at 1901 E. Yosemite Avenue sending an elderly woman to the U.C. Davis Burn Unit by helicopter air ambulance.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Entries sought for Camden essay contest
The Robert Camden Inspirational Essay Contest is an essay contest offered to 4th-12th grade students in the Manteca Unified School District.
‘Dog-gone’ park is overdue
One of the goals Manteca's elected leaders have for the upcoming fiscal year is to make sure the city becomes a bit more dog friendly.
One sweet deal: Pancakes fund Scouts
Three generations of Boys Scouts that have passed through Manteca Scout Group 423 are united in spirit – and maple syrup.
Woodward: 68-day reprieve
Water recreation will be allowed between May 1 and July 7 at Woodward Reservoir under a tentative deal brokered Tuesday.
SUPPORTING MILITARY
The Manteca Unified School District is the recipient of a Patriot Award from the Department of Defense. A separate Patriot Award was also presented to Superintendent Jason Messer.
Soroptimist fashion show & tea Saturday
Spring is in the air and so is the Spring Tea & Fashion Show hosted by the Soroptimist International of Manteca.
Manteca High leaving others green with envy
Green isn't just a school color at Manteca High School.
Small Manteca ministry seeks to feed homeless
Terry Pierce wants to give back to a community that has shown his young hotel nothing but support.
Great Valley Writing Project pupils produce book for Sequoia library
Barbara Damewood talked about writing the same way she would to any student in a writer's workshop.
The $9.99 watermelon
Sticker shock, courtesy of the drought, is coming to a supermarket near you.
CIVIL WAR ENTHUSIASTS
Scott Quealey has been a welder for more than two decades. He currently works at Rosa Welding in Manteca.
Manteca may stop discharging water to SJ River
The wish list of Manteca's leaders - both elected and bureaucratic - for major undertakings is long and expensive.
Community rallies to help victim’s family
The wick on the red scented candle had nearly reached the bottom of the votive, and the flame – the last remaining out of the more than a dozen candles that had accumulated at the makeshift memorial for Kelly Marelich – flickered wildly as a breeze crept through the alley.
You could check out books & enjoy ice cream as well at Manteca Library
Public libraries with treats such as coffee on the side aren't a modern creation.
A $1,000 speeding lesson
Get caught for speeding fast enough in the Highway 99 construction zone through Manteca and it could set you back nearly $1,000.
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