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Seniors enjoy Halloween luncheon
A few years ago, Sister Veronica Hagen was a special guest at the senior luncheon hosted by Sister Ann Venita Britto and her Ministry of Caring.
Safe Halloween, carnival & haunted house Saturday
As many as 2,000 costumed kids are expected to converge on downtown Manteca Saturday as part of the 16th annual Safe Halloween.
MRPS undergoing ADA upgrade
MRPS Hall on Grant Street is undergoing a facelift. The new and improved popular social facility owned by the Manteca-Ripon Pentecost Society will be unveiled in December.
COVERING DENHAM
Molly K. Hooper- a Capitol Hill staff writer for the respected Washington, D.C., publication "The Hill", interviewed Congressman Jeff Denham Wednesday morning in the Manteca Museum next to the desk of the late, longtime Manteca Congressman John J. McFall.
Motorcycle killing trial ends with hung jury
An Oakdale man accused in the murder of a 26-year-old rival motorcycle club member now finds his legal status hanging in limbo after a jury failed to reach a verdict.
5 joining Sierra Hall of Fame on Sunday
Five individuals are being inducted into the Sierra High Hall of Fame on Sunday, Oct. 26, at 5:30 p.m. in the school library.
No shelter for homeless
Manteca is gearing up to outlaw all makeshift homeless housing.
SEWER DILEMMA
A looming deadline on a state edict to connect homes in the gated community of Oakwood Shores to a municipal wastewater treatment system could end up costing existing homeowners at least $3,961 each or $66 a month for five years.
St. Anthony alumni games to honor athletic director
For many years, Mo Iorio was a name synonymous with the Kid Club, a highly successful and thriving before- and after-school program for latch-key kids in Lathrop.
Safe Halloween at St. Anthony’s
The St. Anthony's School Safe Halloween is Friday, Oct. 31, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Ripon hires coordinator for English learners
Patricia Mendoza is the new Coordinator of English Language Learner services at Ripon Unified.
Halloween dinner & dance this Friday
The Great Pumpkin Halloween Dinner & Dance takes place this Friday, Oct. 24, from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Manteca Senior Center, 295 Cherry Lane.
Soroptimists plan country store Oct. 28
Soroptimist International of Manteca is staging their annual Country Store fundraiser on Tuesday, Oct. 28, starting at 11 a.m. at the Masonic Hall, 212 M. Powers Ave., Manteca.
Move to swipe SSJID water
The Bureau of Reclamation is interpreting a state order designed to protect senior water right holders such as South San Joaquin Irrigation District during the drought as a directive to possibly cut off water releases for SSJID use from New Melones Reservoir.
Manteca may ban homeless encampments
Homeless encampments anywhere in Manteca could be illegal by December.
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New judge takes oath on Jan. 22
STOCKTON - Former Chief Deputy District Attorney Michael Mulvihill will take the oath of office on Thursday, Jan. 22, as San Joaquin County's newest Superior Court Judge.
Manteca adds first resident for 2015
Jessica Doyle spent her New Years Eve waiting. And waiting. And waiting.
Levee ‘boil’ triggered $100M disaster
State emergency officials were bracing for the worst.
MANTECA’S RIVER JUNCTION
Spanish explorers climbing to the top of Mt. Diablo in the early summer of 1776 thought they had stumbled onto a great inland lake.
Highway 99 freeway closure set
SALIDA - Major construction activities associated with the Highway 99/Highway 219 Kiernan Avenue Interchange Reconstruction Project are anticipated in early January.
Major accident ushers in 2015
New Years' Eve celebrations netted five DUI arrests in addition to major injury accident in Manteca at 2 a.m. on the first day of 2015, according to Manteca Police Sgt. Rob Armosino.
AMONG ACCLAIMED ARTISTS
Sam Farrow has been grinning from ear to ear since Christmas - and for good reason.
Manteca officer honors NYPD’s fallen
Manteca police motorcycle officer Patrick Danipour took up JetBlue's offer for a cost-free flight to attend the funeral of the recently slain 40-year-old NYPD officer Rafael Ramos - a trip that would have cost him at least $1,000 - to join other law enforcement personnel from across the country honoring the officer's sacrifice.
Who will be Ripon’s fifth council man?
Seven candidates vying for a vacant seat on the Ripon City Council will have their say on Monday.
Gift of life came from tragic holiday
Last year the family of 11-year-old Mariah Izzo had to make the most difficult and heartbreaking decision of their lives.
PG&E rates jump average of 6 percent
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Monthly rates for California's largest provider of electricity and natural gas service are going up by nearly 6 percent for the average home.
Cold start for 2015 expected
The forecast of temperatures dipping slightly below freezing Thursday hasn't triggered an emergency in San Joaquin County although cold, high winds have.
Manteca Bulletin starting its 107th year of publication
The wind-blown sandy loam plains of South San Joaquin County weren't exactly hospitable to farming back in 1908.
No Bulletin printed on New Year’s Day
The Manteca Bulletin will not publish a newspaper on New Year's Day.
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