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Prognosis for SSJID water looks good in 2015
South San Joaquin Irrigation District's water outlook for 2015 looks promising.
200-year floodplain work before council
Unless Lathrop takes the necessary steps to protect the community from the threat of a 200-year-flood, all development in the community could come grinding to a halt in 2016.
Video may showcase City of Ripon
A video showcasing Ripon could be under consideration at some point.
Now that’s entertainment!
Great Wolf Resort isn't a done deal.
Scouts confer Eagle status on 10 teens
Ten Ripon and Manteca teens are being conferred Eagle Scout status during a Court of Honor Sunday at 5 p.m. in the Manteca City Council Chambers.
Turkey drive for struggling families today & Sunday
Three turkey drives are taking place this weekend in a bid to cover a shortfall of 955 turkeys needed make sure struggling families in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop don't go without traditional meals on Thanksgiving and Christmas
Gas drops to $2.89 at Costco
Emily Darrin was late for class as she hurriedly stared at the gas pump and watched as the $10 that she prepaid rolled across the digital screen.
Relay for Life back in Manteca
Relay for Life is returning to Manteca.
Sommerfelds celebrate 50th wedding anniversary, moving back to Manteca
Douglas and Donna Sommerfeld are celebrating their 50th anniversary.
Holiday drive short 1,005 turkeys
Turkeys R Us needs another 1,005 turkeys to make sure struggling families in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop don't go without traditional meals on Thanksgiving and Christmas
Chamber staging holiday street fair
The Manteca Chamber of Commerce is giving the community a gift this Christmas season - a downtown Holiday Street Fair.
Manteca rehabbing two parking lots
Two downtown parking lots are being rehabilitated.
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Doctors names new chief nursing officer
Doctors Hospital has a new chief nursing officer with a passion for her vocation after scouring the country and seeking applications from coast to coast.
Austin/99 work starts in 2015
The next big thing in Manteca - Austin Road Business Park with its promise of 9,134 direct jobs - is about to take its first physical step.
SANTA PHIL
Rondolyn Baker barely made it to the annual Christmas Eve Breakfast Wednesday at Phil Waterford's Manteca Ford.
Hospitalists enhance care at Doctors
Hospitalists in white coats have come to Doctors Hospital of Manteca to relieve local doctors from having to make rounds twice daily to check on their patients.
MRPS hosts comedy show this Saturday
Joe Klocek had just spent two months as a comedian-in-residence making audiences in China laugh uncontrollably with his unique and engaging presentation and style.
St. Anthony’s hosts senior luncheon
Some 250 senior citizens greeted Stockton Diocese Bishop Stephen Blaire at a noontime luncheon in the St. Anthony's Catholic School gym in Manteca last week.
Holidays changes garbage collection
If your garbage is collected on Thursday and Friday normally in Manteca, it won't happen for the next two weeks.
No Bulletin printed on Christmas Day
The Manteca Bulletin will not publish a newspaper on Christmas Day.
Scared off by offers of help
It was a busy Monday at the Post Office on Maple Avenue in downtown Manteca. It was four days before Christmas, and there was a steady parade of people dropping off Christmas cards and packages to loved ones.
Fish win another water fight round
Senior water rights for the South San Joaquin Irrigation District were protected once again in a federal court decision.
Drive nets 611 CDs for Alzheimer’s patients
CDs crowded one corner, tumbling out of boxes, while a party filled the rest of the lobby at SPACES.
Flooding marred New Year’s
The New Year's flood of 1997 was like no other seen in Northern California since 1906 when flood records started being recorded. A California Department of Water Resources report called it the "largest" flood in the 90-year period prior to that year's flooding.
Lathrop deal keeps cogen plant in service
San Joaquin Cogen might not be getting the water that they need just yet, but they are getting a reduced rate for discharging the water they do have into Lathrop's collection system.
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