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Wholesale power adds $8.3 million to SSJID reserves
South San Joaquin Irrigation District netted $8.3 million from wholesale power sales in 2009 to continue building a financial base in its goal to lower retail power rates for 38,000 customers in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon by as early as the first quarter of 2011.
Snow pack looks promising, drought far from over
California is still behind the drought eight ball.
Catholics Returning Home to St. Anthony’s
The banner in front of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Manteca reads: "Come home for Christmas… and stay!"
Racers get ready: Late January start for BMX track?
If all goes according to plan, BMX racers could be hitting the track in Manteca by the end of January.
1990s: Manteca trying to drop bedroom status
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history as the first decade of the 21st century draws to a close.
Manteca woman, 42, loses fight with breast cancer
A 42-year-old Manteca woman plagued with breast cancer lost her fight for life this week , desperately wanting to live for the sake of her six-month-old son.
Lighting the way to help needy
Every Christmas for the last 10 years, the awe-inspiring residential festival of lights at Mercedes and Bugatti streets in Manteca has been a visual feast to thousands of people.
Champagne is passé at Tommy’s
The champagne toast to ring in the New Year is so five years ago.
Manteca Transit ‘shopaholic’ route debuts
Manteca Transit's newest bus route debuting Monday could easily be dubbed "the shopaholic line."
1980s: Battles shape Manteca’s growth
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history as the first decade of the 21st century draws to a close.
January full of crab feed dinners
January is just a few days away and it can mean only one thing in Manteca – the start of the crab feed season.
Almond Blossom dinner on Jan. 14
RIPON - The Ripon Chamber of Commerce is holding its 48th Annual Almond Blossom Kick Off and Tribute Dinner on Thursday, Jan. 14, at the Ripon Community Center, 334 Fourth Street at 6 p.m.
Manteca Del Webb leads the way
Manteca's Del Webb at Woodbridge sold an impressive one out of every five new homes closing escrow in San Joaquin County during 2009.
Atherton Drive going from Main to west of Wellington
Sometime in 2010 you'll be able to drive on Atherton Drive from Woodward Avenue just west of Moffat Boulevard to Union Road.
Carnegie gets reprieve from closure for now
TRACY – The gates to the Carnegie State Recreation Area – which were expected to close today – will stay open for the time being.
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SUPPORTING MILITARY
The Manteca Unified School District is the recipient of a Patriot Award from the Department of Defense. A separate Patriot Award was also presented to Superintendent Jason Messer.
Soroptimist fashion show & tea Saturday
Spring is in the air and so is the Spring Tea & Fashion Show hosted by the Soroptimist International of Manteca.
Manteca High leaving others green with envy
Green isn't just a school color at Manteca High School.
Small Manteca ministry seeks to feed homeless
Terry Pierce wants to give back to a community that has shown his young hotel nothing but support.
Great Valley Writing Project pupils produce book for Sequoia library
Barbara Damewood talked about writing the same way she would to any student in a writer's workshop.
The $9.99 watermelon
Sticker shock, courtesy of the drought, is coming to a supermarket near you.
CIVIL WAR ENTHUSIASTS
Scott Quealey has been a welder for more than two decades. He currently works at Rosa Welding in Manteca.
Manteca may stop discharging water to SJ River
The wish list of Manteca's leaders - both elected and bureaucratic - for major undertakings is long and expensive.
Community rallies to help victim’s family
The wick on the red scented candle had nearly reached the bottom of the votive, and the flame – the last remaining out of the more than a dozen candles that had accumulated at the makeshift memorial for Kelly Marelich – flickered wildly as a breeze crept through the alley.
You could check out books & enjoy ice cream as well at Manteca Library
Public libraries with treats such as coffee on the side aren't a modern creation.
A $1,000 speeding lesson
Get caught for speeding fast enough in the Highway 99 construction zone through Manteca and it could set you back nearly $1,000.
Diane Phillips: Jane of all trades
She's a farmer. She's a businesswoman. She is a postal worker; and to the best of her knowledge, she was Manteca's first letter carrier. She is an artist, a landscaper and designer. She is also an architect and a homebuilder, and although she does not have the official papers to declare her as one, she has the house that she built as proof.
Is Lathrop tax driving away truck business?
LATHROP – Lathrop business owners want a do-over when it comes to Measure C.
ACE opens $65M state-of-art facility
Bryan Pennino likened the sparkling new Altamont Corrdior Express Maintenance Facility as an auto repair shop.
Soccer use at park stirs controversy
LATHROP – A group of die-hard soccer players asked the City of Lathrop for more leeway so they could further expand their blossoming operation.
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