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Three seek District 4 seat as supervisor
Each of the three cities in the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors District 4 that stretches from the Sacramento County line to the Stanislaus River has strong ties to at least one candidate running in the June 3 election.
Adult School kicks off grad 2014 season
Manteca Adult School, as in previous years, is kicking off the graduation and promotion exercises for high school and elementary schools in the Manteca Unified School District. It is also the only commencement program that is being held in the morning.
Ripon High teacher gets county honor
Each year, the San Joaquin County Office of Education conducts a Teacher of the Year program.
SOBERING AFTERMATH
The death of a Manteca teen that was struck by a vehicle while walking home from an orchard party may mean fewer high school students engaging in the after-hours tradition.
Teens often ignore Manteca curfew
It's 13 minutes before 11 p.m., and Arturo Tomez is milling about outside of the AMC Showplace Cinemas with a pack of friends.
Many teens fail to obey driving restrictions
Drivers younger than 18 in Manteca, Ripon and Lathrop - as well as throughout California - have driving restrictions stipulated under state law in an attempt to save lives of the inexperienced drivers and their passengers.
SSJID board cracking down on water theft
Stealing water during a drought is a crime that the South San Joaquin Irrigation District board wants stopped.
Bergthold continues to impact young women
Before "Woman of Substance" even became known as the title of a bestseller book, or a catch phrase of the feminist movement, there was Betty Bergthold.
Mom says she just tries to do her best
Mothers' Day at our house are most days of the year, when that special woman I married 54 years ago witnesses her efforts continuing to bloom after raising three boys and a girl – all leading successful lives in their vocations today.
Residents leery of recycled water
Nearly 100 rural Manteca residents are casting a wary eye toward the City of Manteca's plans to potentially use recycled treated wastewater for everything from park and farmland irrigation to recharging underground water tables.
WOMAN OF DISTINCTION
She is someone who has been a role model to many young female athletes, as well as an overall achiever and community volunteer.
Gun concerns take deputies off the streets
It didn't turn into the Streets of Laredo.
Single mom took on the challenges
When Kathy Beer Napolitano became pregnant, she made the difficult decision to leave the Air Force.
Past Miss Manteca recognized for working on distracted driving effort
Carolina Gutierrez has a stellar resume.
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Former Buffs pay tribute to Darling
Love and respect for Frances Darling electrified the Chez Shari dining room on Friday evening as about 70 former Manteca High School Marching Band members paid tribute to the woman they consider their matriarch.
Lucky No. 9: Raffle ticket nets new car
Patricia Hansen likes the number nine.
Overcoming odds in pursuit of education
They beat the odds. They continue to beat the odds. And for years and generations to come, they will go on beating the odds.
Ripon non-profit plants seeds for a community garden
A non-profit group is looking to develop a small section near Doak Boulevard and Vera Avenue into a community garden.
RIBBON FOR ALL
LATHROP – When Cedric Mitchell met with Lathrop officials in a vacant field across from Lathrop High School it was hard to picture what was being pitched to him.
Lathrop celebrates 25th birthday with band
LATHROP – Danny Thomas walked methodically across the concrete stage.
Area leaders searching for ADA support
Public opinion indicates that business closures related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) have gone too far.
Catastrophic flood mars 1950s
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history.
Generations Center: ‘They did it right’
LATHROP – Ethan Holt was kind of in a gray area.
Colorado ADA activist works to bring businesses in compliance
Stephen Hamer fights gallantly for the rights of the handicapped.
‘Superhumans,’ King of Wake ready to make splash
LATHROP – The boat motor roars as it rips through the calm water.
3 brokers looking at Pilkington property
LATHROP – The last piece of glass rolled off of the line at the NSG-Pilkington float glass manufacturing plant in Lathrop back in January.
1940s: War brings change to Manteca
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history.
Gold Star father pays it forward
The phone call never came for J. Kevin Graves.
Fair’s future important to ‘Friends’
The San Joaquin County Fair has a friend. This is the friend that, for the most part, made the fair an annual attraction for the last 10 years prior to 2014.
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