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Fighting crime via free shredding of ID information
Tuowanda Salgado knows exactly how hard it is to get your identity back once somebody gains access to your crucial credit information.
CERT CAR SHOW & CRUISE
Manteca Police Department's Community Emergency Response Team conducted their 15th annual car show and legal cruise on Sunday at Library Park.
Getting to know their neighbors
It has been almost a decade since neighbors started gathering in the driveway of Tom and Gayl Wilson's home for the annual National Night Out celebration and barbecue.
Lathrop NNO block parties bigger than ever
LATHROP – It was hard to ignore the obvious. The National Night Out block parties against crime held Tuesday night in Lathrop were bigger than ever.
No one under 21 allowed in River Islands at Lathrop office
Where is the most exclusive bar in the South County? That would have to be the one on the second floor of the River Islands at Lathrop offices on Stewart Road just off Manthey Road that overlooks the San Joaquin River. A sign at the front entrance notes that "no one under 21 is allowed." River Islands staff took required bartending courses as stipulated by the Alcohol Beverage and Control Board so they ...
90-year-old celebrates birthday sky diving with great-granddaughter
It was a sky-diving, birthday adventure from 13,000 feet marking Archie Shields' 90th birthday for him and for his great-granddaughter Andrea Guin Saturday.
Let it snow! Let it snow!
LATHROP - The forecast for Lathrop from November to March calls for snow – lots of it. It's all part of Dell'Osso Farm's latest venture dubbed "Holidays on the Farm." Ron Dell'Osso – Tom Sawyer's answer to Walt Disney – will follow up on the 12th season of the wildly popular Pumpkin Maze that attracts 120,000 visitors every October with a Christmas extravaganza. The centerpiece is a 30-foot-high hill now being created on the edge ...
7-year-old remembers first grade lesson: Call 9-1-1
It was a lesson first grader Jordon McCain remembered from his first grade class at the McParland School Annex – when and how to call 9-1-1 in an emergency. First grade teacher Trisha Gonzales apparently taught him well. Jordon McCain, 7, is going to be recognized tonight at 7 p.m. at the Manteca City Council meeting by fire and police personnel for his efforts in going to the rescue of his dad Marlon. The youngster ...
Skate shop opens near Ripon skate park.
RIPON - It's the wheels that make a skateboard and the senior owner of the new Woodpushers Board Shop in Ripon, Gary Edmiston, has rich memories and interesting stories about his own teen years. "We'd put wheels on anything – just 2X4s and wheels," he chuckled. He has always been self employed whether in furniture manufacturing or swimming pool maintenance in addition to driving truck. Edmiston along with his wife Valerie, daughter Ladonna Asseng and ...
Teacher’s son Medi-flighted to UCD
LATHROP – The youngest son of a Lathrop Elementary School teacher has been identified as the victim in the minivan-versus-bicycle accident that occurred early Monday evening at the crosswalk on O Street and South Matador Way. The young boy was flown by Medi-flight to UC Davis Medical Center. His condition was not available as of press time. Other details such as the identity of the driver were unavailable as of deadline. However, there were reportedly ...
Lathrop raises stink over name of sewer plant
LATHROP – What's in a name? Plenty, if you ask Lathrop Councilman Robert Oliver about the Manteca wastewater treatment plant on West Yosemite Avenue. A rose, by any other name, would smell just as sweet, according to the great bard of "Romeo and Juliet" fame. But that notion apparently does not apply when the object of contention is the Manteca Wastewater Treatment Plant. Or, as Oliver prefers to call it, the Manteca-Lathrop Regional Wastewater Treatment ...
Manteca Rec offerings Kid Zone, before school program & more
Manteca Parks & Recreation is starting this year's Before School Program, PM Kinderzone and Kids Zone program on the first day of school which is Monday, Aug. 10.
Bulletin’s All-Area POY finds good fit
Andy Scott spent months looking for the right fit, turning down scholarship offers from NCAA Division I and II teams after graduating from Sierra High in May. So he continued to fine tune his game with the prestigious NorCal Baseball's senior team, which practices and hosts games at St. Mary's College in Moraga. The right fit, as it turns out, was right under his feet. The Gaels' coaching staff saw the potential in Scott's arm, ...
COMBATING CRIME
The Manteca Police conducted their annual community block party Sunday as a warm-up for Tuesday's National Night Out that is expected to include at least 33 Neighborhood Watch parties throughout the city.
Lathrop backpack & school supply drive
The City of Lathrop is holding its First Annual Backpack and School Supply Drive for Lathrop Elementary Schools.
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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.
GOOD DEED FOR KIDS
When it comes time to cut the ribbon on the new playground at Sequoia Heights Baptist Church, Camron Moebius might be too old to enjoy the slides, swings and pull-up bar.
Valley marks major mark for clean-air
For the first time in recorded history, the San Joaquin Valley in 2013 had zero violations of the hourly ozone standard established under the federal Clean Air Act.
Winn seeking election as 4th SJ supervisor
Ripon Vice Mayor Chuck Winn has officially announced his candidacy for San Joaquin County S 4th District Supervisor.
Hearing for trial date in murder of Mantecan
The three men that authorities believe are responsible for the shooting death of a 51-year-old Manteca man back in June will find out Monday when their case will go to trial.
Manteca loves dirty laundry
More than 55 million pounds of dirty linen will pass through Crothall Laundry Services' 60,000 square-foot facility once it's completed next year.
BUDDING REMBRANDTS
Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club member Mealiah Watson was challenged to use a real canvas to create a painting about something she loved.
Bleak outlook for needy in Manteca on Thanksgiving
Food banks depending on the Turkeys R Us drive in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop won't be able to assist all needy families asking for help with the traditional Thanksgiving meal.
Insight offered to Covered California
Carrie Rogers tried to learn as much as possible about the New Affordable Care Act.
Firefighters answer the call at Raymus House
If you ever wonder what firefighters – and fire chiefs – do when they are not climbing ladders battling fires, saving lives and risking life and limb, wonder no more.
Scouting for Food is this Saturday
If you have some canned food or other non-perishable good you can spare, help Manteca Boy Scouts do a good deed on Saturday.
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