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Teen credits Boys & Girls for positive changes
Miguel Lopez is thankful for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Manteca/Lathrop.
Council would like to wave Ripon Fire fees
The Ripon Consolidated Fire District recently broke ground on a new fire station on the corner of River Road and North Ripon Road.
Crab feed to help pregnancy center launch mobile unit
The Pregnancy Help Center of Manteca hopes to address one of the area's growing needs with an all-you-can-eat feast.
Ripon man dies in 99 accident
MERCED – A Ripon man was killed early Friday morning when the pickup truck he was traveling in veered off the road on Highway 99 near Merced and crashed into metal guardrail.
Surviving the streets of Manteca
Brad Peters calls it "fanning his feathers."
Will SSJID help rescue 44,000 of its neighbors?
South San Joaquin Irrigation District may come to the rescue of 44,000 people in Tuolumne County expected to run out of water in less than 80 days.
An afternoon with Frank Guinta is set
Everybody loves Uncle Frank - as in Frank Guinta.
Car driven by husband knocks wife thru window
An 85-year-old Manteca woman was thrown through the plate glass window of the Manteca UPS Store after being struck by a car driven by her husband.
Happy Wheelers keep on rolling
The arthritis in Joanne Johnston's back and knees are so bad that the 69-year-old needs a wheelchair to get around town.
Car swipes transformer, knocks out power
Rain, slick streets, vehicle crashes and a two-hour power outage plagued the Manteca area mid-day on Friday including a Camaro sports car crashing into an electrical transformer on Commerce Avenue between Home Depot and Staples.
MFC raises $9K, crowns champs
The Manteca Futbol Club's 6v6 Charitable Shootout crowned seven division winners and raised about $9,000 during play last weekend.
Police: Felon had weapon
It's never good when the police know you by name.
X-rated landscaping for Manteca?
Manteca could join a small but growing number of California municipalities and water districts that are offering residents rebates or low-cost loans to convert to xeriscape landscaping.
Olsen: Water shortage could have been avoided
LATHROP – Kristin Olsen knows her water.
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‘Dog-gone’ park is overdue
One of the goals Manteca's elected leaders have for the upcoming fiscal year is to make sure the city becomes a bit more dog friendly.
One sweet deal: Pancakes fund Scouts
Three generations of Boys Scouts that have passed through Manteca Scout Group 423 are united in spirit – and maple syrup.
Woodward: 68-day reprieve
Water recreation will be allowed between May 1 and July 7 at Woodward Reservoir under a tentative deal brokered Tuesday.
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.
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