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Tree door returns to Golden Gate Park
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A tiny tree door has appeared in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park after another one was removed because it violated city code.
$2.2M donated to Central Catholic to help build health & fitness center
MODESTO - Central Catholic High School decided two years ago to hire a true chef to run the food program at CCHS and the decision was met with tremendous favor from students and staff.
UFW & Ace Tomato Co. reach $1M settlement for workers
FRENCH CAMP – The General Counsel of California's Agricultural Labor Relations Board ("ALRB"), the United Farm Workers of America ("UFW"), and Ace Tomato Company, Inc. ("Ace") reached a $1.05 million global settlement agreement this week, ending nearly 20 years of litigation. The settlement resolves more than a dozen cases pending before the ALRB and in California's courts.
Ornelas wants free wireless at all city parks
LATHROP – It's the $150,000 question. Can Lathrop residents unplug from their e-devices long enough to enjoy an afternoon at a local park? It depends who you ask – or how you look at it. A brief, albeit somewhat contentious discussion by the Lathrop City Council Monday night focused on whether it would be prudent for the city to outfit any of its remaining 13 public parks with free Wi-Fi access. It is a project ...
Handicap access costing $475K
Manteca's council chambers could get a new look by early 2014. Elected leaders Tuesday are expected to award a bid for $475,300 to bring the chambers up to the latest American Disabilities Act standards. It will involve a major make-over of the floors and the entrances to make sure those in wheelchairs and with other handicaps can easily and safely access the chambers. The slope in the chambers will be eliminated and replaced with a ...
Manteca pursues plan to cut waste- water energy costs
Manteca is working to extend its string of five straight years without an increase in sewer rates.
Manteca reduces costs for handling city garbage
The cost of burying Manteca's garbage at Forward Inc.'s landfill on North Austin Road won't be increasing.
HARVEST FESTIVAL
New Hope is the theme of the annual St. Anthony of Padua harvest festival coming up this Saturday and Sunday.
Lathrop ready to start $13M bridge project
LATHROP – It's nearly impossible to make it across Lathrop without getting stopped by a train.
Ripon Unified seeks volunteers for master plan
Major efforts are underway by the Ripon Unified School District to study and then develop a Facilities Master Plan that will guide the district through the next 5-10 years as the housing resurgence impacts the district.
Tioga Road reopens thru Yosemite
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (AP) - A key highway in Yosemite National Park that has been closed amid a massive wildfire for nearly three weeks is finally open again.
Students to raise cattle for lunches
HAGERSTOWN, Ind. (AP) - School lunches are about to take on new meaning at Hagerstown Jr. Sr. High School.
Give Every Child a Chance plans casino night event on Sept. 28
The Give Every Child a Chance 13th annual Casino Night Fundraiser is on Saturday, Sept. 28, at the MRPS Hall, 133 N. Grant St., Manteca.
Rare condors harmed by DDT
BIG SUR (AP) - In the coastal redwood forests of central California, scientists trying to unravel the mystery surrounding the reproductive problems of dozens of endangered condors think they have uncovered the culprit: the long-banned pesticide DDT.
To spay or not to spay?
DEAR DIDI: I have a sweet little terrier mix that is 3 years old. She likes to take walks around the block and always comes back to her home. Sometimes I follow her with a leash so she doesn't get into any troubles. I also rescue dogs from the dog pound so she gets along with others pretty well. I worry about Sasha being truly fulfilled as a woman. She needs to experience the joy ...
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California law that Ashton helped pass
California is the first state to enshrine certain rights for transgender K-12 students in state law, requiring public schools to allow those students access to whichever restroom and locker room they want.
McManis gives $20K for turkeys
It's been a very good year for McManis Family Winery in Ripon.
Lathrop mayor makes attempt to save jobs
By JASON CAMPBELL
Ripon may spend $1K on Christmas lights
The annual Christmas tree lighting is one of the City of Ripon's kick-off to the holidays.
Italian language class for elementary-age kids
By ROSE ALBANO TISSO
Gettysburg Address is a sacred, but elusive text
GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) - Like the Pledge of Allegiance or "The Star-Spangled Banner," the Gettysburg Address is a sacred American text, so fully absorbed into the culture that phrases such as "four score and seven years ago" and "of the people, by the people, for the people" are as familiar as any song lyric or line of poetry.
Adams trying to save another city
Bob Adams - the Manteca city manager that played a key role in major civic and private sector improvements ranging from Speckles Park and Big League Dreams to landing Bass Pro Shops - is now helping a second California city on the ropes financially since his retirement in 2008.
Manteca parade entry deadline is Thursday
The Northern San Joaquin Valley's longest running twilight holiday parade is gearing up for its 41st run.
Stadium flag pole dedication Friday
Ripon High's new stadium flag pole is being dedicated this Friday, Nov. 22, at 1 p.m.
A SPORTING CHANCE
Telethon organizers are hoping items such as authenticated signed jerseys of football greats Ken Stabler and Jim Otto as well as San Francisco Giants legend Willie Mays will help raise funds to provide a safe haven for 1,500 Manteca and Lathrop kids.
Comcast seeks to shutter its Manteca office
Comcast wants to close its Manteca office in the 100 block of North Grant Street.
Denham: Farm bill critical to California
Congressman Jeff Denham, who is also a Turlock almond grower, underscored the importance of education measures and the Farm Bill during a talk before the Salida Rotary.
Indictment for filing $313,228 tax refund
Apparently filing for a $313,248 tax refund when you're not entitled to it is a no-no.
Manteca ponders $30K crosswalk
How much will a somewhat safer pedestrian crossing of Woodward Avenue at Buena Vista Drive cost?
Nurses, patients march to protest Kaiser cuts
Some 60 nurses, Kaiser patients and community supporters used foot power along with a couple in wheelchairs Friday to protest service cuts at the Manteca medical facility. Ten of the protesters were registered nurses, including Zenei Triunfo-Cortez who is one of four presidents representing the California Nurses Association.
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