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TRIPLE BLESSING
Three girls – believed to be identical triplets – were born to a Manteca couple last week who already have two children at home.
Manteca’s goal: 5th fire station, new police office
Manteca needs to restore police and firefighting staffing to prerecession levels.
Library landscaping facelift on Arbor Day
The Manteca Public Library landscape facelift continues on Friday.
Tesla bringing jobs to Lathrop
It's a business at the forefront of the movement towards fossil fuel-free transportation.
‘ACT LIKE ZACH, SMILE LIKE ZACH’
Zachariah Gomez Hernandez smiled.
SSJID taking delivery of federal power
Electricity generated at federal facilities will start powering the South San Joaquin Irrigation District offices and a portion of the agency's pumps starting in 2015.
Candidates’ forum to feature three SJCOE superintendent candidates
STOCKTON - An open forum featuring the three candidates running for superintendent of San Joaquin County Office of Education will be held Thursday, April 24, in the Fireside Room of Central United Methodist Church in Stockton, 3700 Pacific Avenue. The event, which is open to the public free of charge, will begin with a "meet and greet" starting at 6:15 p.m. followed by the presentation of the candidates at 6:30 p.m.
Sleepy Hollow nearly empty
Just over a month ago the Sleepy Hollow Mobile Home Park was busting at the seams with squatters.
Steve Winter joining Hall of Fame
Steve Winter - a Manteca High Buffalo through and through for 40 years first as a student, then as a teacher and coach, next as an administrator, and then five years as principal - is being inducted into the Manteca Hall of Fame.
Distracted driver kills pedestrian
Distracted driving involving a cell phone is believed to be responsible for the death of a 14-year-old pedestrian.
Uranium & arsenic well levels too high
LATHROP – It took eight years before Lathrop's Well 21 – constructed to serve the Mossdale and River Islands developments – was considered safe enough to bring online to augment the city's water system.
Ripon sets massive yard sale
The City of Ripon is holding its annual Community Yard Sale at the Mistlin Sports Complex on Saturday, May 3, from 7 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.
COMIC BOOK ARTIST
At an early age, Ramon Villalobos knew he wanted to be a comic book artist.
Villalobos illustrates ‘What If? Age of Ultron’
Ramon Villalobos is thrilled to be part of Marvel Comic's "What If: Age of Ultron" series.
SSJID water outlook is improving
You can go jump into the lake today.
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MR. HEMINGWAY?
Tommy Joyce with his distinctive white beard was somewhat of a celebrity riding in an open taxi cab down main streets in Havana with Cubans shouting to him: "Mr. Hemingway! – Mr. Hemingway!"
Another hotel chain checks into Manteca
Out-of-area teams playing tournaments at Big League Dreams won't have too far to go to book a hotel room when 2015 rolls around.
Retired teacher frets about Manteca growth
When Caroline Finn came to the top of the hill at the Grapevine nearly 30 years ago and beheld the great valley below, she knew there was no going back.
Five gearing up so far for City of Manteca races
Five contenders have filed the necessary documents to legally raise donations to campaign for the Manteca council or mayor's post.
Creamery was sweet attraction for Manteca ice cream lovers
The Creamery was "the place" to stop in Manteca for generations of Bay Area travelers going to and from the Sierra on weekends.
Movie’s focus: Suicide, bullying
It was "quiet on the set!" followed by "camera, action!" at Manteca High's swimming pool on Sunday for one scene in the powerful, thought-provoking film "Listen" focused on making a difference for today's teens and their need to be heard.
MAKING HISTORY
Miguel Lopez has found his place in history. Yet again.
Vote eliminates $1.4M in golf course debt
The Manteca Municipal Golf Course's financial outlook is almost on par - at least for now.
FPPC report sparks Lathrop exchange
LATHROP – It might not yet be election season, but the political fuse has already been lit in Lathrop.
$1.9M Louise project this summer
Work on a $1.9 million project to make two miles of Louise Avenue more conducive to pedestrians and bicyclists while enhancing the looks of the east-west corridor with start this summer.
GOING HOLLYWOOD
Marshall Magincalda stood in the front of his Woodward Avenue ranchette and gazed at the dozens of people buzzing around his property as if it were normal.
He’s helped folks keep their cool for 20 years
Frank Warren is a busy man.
Move afoot to restore librarians
Mary Buchanan is not a certificated Manteca Unified teacher librarian. But she is working hard to convince district officials "to consider returning the teacher librarian positions to each of the high schools." Those positions were among the victims of the budget cuts that were made during the Great Recession.
Donations allow man to keep foot
A Manteca man who suffered a compound fracture above his ankle during a river accident and faced amputation will get to keep his left foot.
Powwow ends three-day run in Manteca
Orena Monahan once again enjoyed her three-day stay at the Fourth of July Powwow at the Three Rivers Lodge in Manteca.
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