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Lathrop could spend $500K for city archways
How much is a decorative archway worth?
9,000 candy-filled eggs for today’s hunt
For Noah Ledesma the practice was the same.
Ed Costa Jr. living life to fullest ‘on wheels’
At age 24, Ed Costa Jr. had an ideal life with a great job, good health and good friends.
Tidewater crossing Lathrop Road
There's another traffic signal going up in Manteca.
Lathrop may recycle wastewater
LATHROP – All that Lathrop needs is the green light.
Ag inspector challenges Olsen in 12th
Kristin Olsen (R-Modesto) is hoping to once again represent the California State Assembly 12th District.
Recycled city water for farms?
Water Manteca residents send down the drain could one day help irrigate South County crops.
Manteca services marking Holy Week
The Last Supper on Holy Thursday, living Stations of the Cross on Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday are some of the highlights of Holy Week at St. Anthony of Padua Church in Manteca. The same services, during the Easter Triduum that concludes Lent leading up to the joy of the Easter season, are repeated all throughout the world.
Boy Scout finishes playground project
Camron Moebius isn't an Eagle Scout just yet. It's a process, he says, complete with a mountain of paperwork and merit badge requirements.
Drought a drag on fishing
In nearly three decades Shiloh Foust has never had to worry about missing a season.
Kicking for a Cure soccer match tonight
Its logo might adorn all the letterhead and signage, but Manteca High soccer coach Justin Coenenberg will be the first to admit the "Kicking for a Cure" game is an event driven by the community.
Manteca High junior mixes yoga & murals
Evelyn Gonzalez plans to do a yoga pose in front of all 200 plus murals at Manteca High.
Underground beats mainstream for hip-hop artist Andrew Bell
East Union High graduate Andrew Bell has become a permanent fixture in the Sacramento hip-hop scene since moving to the State Capital from the Bay Area several years ago.
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8 MUSD schools gearing up for latest technology
If everything goes according to plan, eight elementary schools in Manteca Unified will be fully wired for 21st-century technology connection by September.
Manteca parade offers Independence Day fun
It wasn't exactly the fictional Wagon Queen Family Truckster from National Lampoon Vacation.
5 nurses start internships at Doctors Hospital
Five graduate nurses picked from a field of 187 applicants were welcomed into Doctors Hospital's six-month-long Versant internship program at a noon luncheon on Wednesday in the DHM conference room.
PATRIOTIC PARADE
Today's Manteca Independence Day Parade will feature over 34 entries to the theme of "Traveling the USA."
Pay raises for city workers in new budget
There's money for pay raises in Manteca's $30.1 million general fund spending plan for the next 12 months.
Independence booms stress some veterans
They've been known to drive dogs crazy.
Fireworks unnerve dogs, officials warn
Pet stores are offering sedation pills to calm dogs during the booming July 4th fireworks, according to Manteca Animal Control Officer Les Rowe.
Rhodes: America is land of opportunity
Gloryanna Rhodes loves the open spaces in America. That feeling first hit her in the gut about 45 years ago while going over the Altamont Pass on the way to Yosemite National Park as she gazed at the vast valley below.
SSJID leader talks about water, power
Water and power are the subject of Thursday's meeting of the Manteca Patriots.
Police group backs hopeful for council seat
Manteca City Council hopeful Richard Silverman has been endorsed for election in November by the Manteca Police Officers' Association.
Affordable housing concerns turn into foreclosure debacle
Editor's note: The following is the last in a series recapping Manteca's history.
Deal makes use of seal illegal
It will soon be a crime to use the City of Manteca logo for private or commercial purposes without the blessing of the city manager.
FIREWORKS BENEFACTORS
Whether the brand is TNT or Phantom, folks in the area have a choice when shopping for fireworks.
Naturalized citizen gives patriotic gifts on 4th of July
Amy Conklin loves the United States of America.
DA drops charges against youth pastor
The fate of Rob Cox now rests in the hands of the Clark County Grand Jury.
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