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Valentines’ lunch for seniors set
Sister Ann Venita Britto and her Ministry of Caring will host the annual Valentine's Day luncheon for seniors on Wednesday.
HIS FINAL SHIFT
Bill Todd has gone from fighting fires to throwing darts.
‘They’re still human beings just like you or me’
It was obvious that it had been days since she had last seen a shower or any prolonged time at a sink.
Manteca leaders discuss drought strategies tonight
Reducing municipal water pressure is on the list of short-term actions Manteca could consider implementing in response to the statewide drought emergency.
Farmers & friends pray to end drought
If you pray for rain, it will happen. You can't convince Dave Roorda and friends otherwise. The proof is in the ground.
Help sought to pick excess citrus for struggling families
Volunteers are needed to make sure citrus that otherwise would rot can be picked to provide oranges and grapefruit to help feed struggling families.
Giving Manteca homeless HOPE
Dave Thompson's phone rings a lot.
Bowl-a-thon Feb. 22 benefits free tutoring through GECAC
The challenge is on to determine who the better bowlers are while at the same time helping struggling kids succeed in school.
Boys & Girls honoring youth of year Thursday
Six Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club members are competing for Youth of the Year honors.
Citizen friendly chambers debuting
A more citizen friendly Manteca City Council chambers debuts Tuesday.
KRON’S CORONATION
Gary Kron has been part of East Union High's greatest highlights and achievements on the basketball court.
Woman struck in crosswalk on Yosemite
A 31-year-old Manteca woman was seriously injured at 8:40 p.m. Saturday when she was struck by a westbound taxi cab as she was crossing West Yosemite Avenue in a crosswalk on her way to a grocery store.
Shasta students explore career options
Jennifer Contreras had an interest in the culinary arts while growing up in Manteca.
Fire district asks for city fee waiver
The Ripon Consolidated Fire District is about to start construction of a new station at the corner of River Road and North Ripon Road.
Lathrop scores drop in violent crime down
Violent crime is down. Property crime is up.
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Redbuds, bees welcome first day of spring
Many harbingers of spring have come and gone.
UOP hosts conference on John Muir’s legacy Saturday
STOCKTON - John Muir spurred an environmental movement that continues to gain steam a century after his death. An estimated 150 scholars and fans will gather to examine that legacy on Saturday, March 22, at a conference at University of the Pacific, home to the world's largest archive of Muir writings, sketches and photographs.
THE FARM LADY
Janet Dyk two decades ago wanted to make sure that school kids had a connection to farming and understand where their food came from.
City crew tests sprinklers for leaks in rain
There's a reason why Woodward Park sprinklers were watering grass in the middle of one of the heaviest storms in Manteca in more than a year - municipal crews were checking for water leaks.
Gardener knows how to spice up life
Herbs are literally the spice of life.
MYSA: PLAY BALL!
Nearly 400 young girls gathered at Stella Brockman Elementary School's softball field at 10 a.m. Saturday for the Manteca Youth Softball Association (MYSA) opening day ceremonies.
Forum aims to reduce tragic deaths
LATHROP – Law enforcement officers and MedicAlert representatives will be there. So too will a mental expert and the parents of special needs children.
Another bridge across river
River Islands at Lathrop won't cause much congestion during commute hours on Interstate 5 between the 120 Bypass and Interstate 205 connectors.
Lathrop’s Generations Center on target
LATHROP – It seemed like another bureaucratic meeting tactic.
Ripon may restrict signs for elections
Come the next election, campaign signs in Ripon could be limited as to when they can be placed.
$2M for projects in entertainment zone
Manteca has $2 million to serve as seed money to start the community park at the heart of the proposed 187-acre family entertainment zone.
Yacht club in Lathrop’s future
The South San Joaquin County's fanciest place for a drink and getting a bit to eat - at least by location - could one day be right where the current offices for River Islands at Lathrop are located overlooking the San Joaquin River.
Fun run in downtown Manteca helps Second Harvest Food Bank
Second Harvest Food Bank CEO Mike Mallory is breaking out his bright orange running shoes for the Saturday, April 5, "Help Us Stamp Out Hunger in Our Community" 5K and one mile walk/run in downtown Manteca.
SPRING GLORY
The Delta is made up of over 1,000 miles of waterways, covering four counties – Contra Costra, Sacramento, Solano and San Joaquin.
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