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Waters earns Ripon High valedictorian honors
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Wildfire destroys home, burns woman
EL CAJON (AP) - A small wildfire in San Diego County destroyed one mobile home, burned several others and several vehicles and left a woman badly burned Sunday before it was put out about 90 minutes later.
Ripon dining icon closing after 33 years
Ripon Chef John Mangelos has mixed emotions about closing his Barnwood Restaurant after 33 years due to shoulder injuries that have kept him from doing his job at the restaurant and catering operation.
$600K means Ripon will avoid portable toilets at sports park
Over the years, Tony Mistlin has given generously to the City of Ripon.
Kayak patrol busts illegal river encampment
The discovery of an illegal encampment along the banks of the Stanislaus River by Ripon officers Thursday afternoon netted one arrest for drug possession, according to First Sergeant Steve Merchant.
Ripon Police nab lingerie theft suspect within 60 seconds of receiving report
A 28-year-old Ripon woman, Chandra Ann Ashlock, was nabbed by a patrolman some 60 seconds after a dispatcher radio dispatcher put out the description of an alleged burglary suspect who had taken lingerie valued at $200 from the All About the Girls bra shop in the downtown business community.
Waters scores full scholarship
Ruth Waters is thrilled about playing basketball at the collegiate level.
Must see TV? Ripon council may go on air
Ripon City Council meetings could someday be televised.
Rina’s Run takes off Saturday
Rina's Run – in honor of the late Rina Brocchini – is expecting last minute runners in the 5K and Half Marathon to arrive before dawn Saturday morning at the Ripon High School campus to register for the event.
Power struggle at LAFCo
Will the Ripon position on supporting lower electrical bills be supported by city's representative on the county commission that has a key vote on making that happen?
Scavengers descend on Ripon
Ripon's Spring Cleanup is the first two weeks of May.
Rules aimed at neighborhood issues over pot
An ordinance allowing for the cultivation and possession of medical marijuana could finally be updated at tonight's Ripon City Council meeting.
Where does Ripon council stand?
Ripon's elected leaders may vote to take a stand for the third time since 2008 on South San Joaquin Irrigation District's effort to lower power rates in the community by 15 percent.
SOBER GRAD SCORES
Friday was the annual Sober Grad Volleyball Game between Ripon High and Ripon Christian High.
Voices for the King presents concert on Armed Forces Day
Armed Forces Day is being observed this year by a local men's chorus, Voices for the King, as they will present a patriotic concert "Let Freedom Ring!"
Articles by Section - Ripon News
Ripon cutting water use 20%
The City of Ripon will soon adopt water conservation measures.
THE WINNER IS . . .
There were two Almond Blossom Queens crowned this year.
Miss Almond Blossom Jessica Carmona hopes to make a difference in Ripon
It wasn't the most conventional way to get crowned.
Dutch specialties part of festival bake sale Saturday at Immanuel Christian Reformed
Immanuel Christian Reformed Church will host their annual bake sale from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 22, as part of the Almond Blossom Festival.
Ripon High senior is Haggin art winner
Samantha Lund, a senior at Ripon High School, was one of the winners in the 83rd annual Robert T. McKee Student Art Exhibition Awards 2014 presented by The Haggin Museum in Stockton.
THE CARNIVAL GUY
Micheal Tate wears a hardhat on Wednesdays.
GREEN FOR BIG RED
Come November Stouffer Field is in rough shape.
99-year-old Ripon woman among league bowlers
Barbara Van Tol kicked off the Thursday Senior League at the Manteca Bowl and Family Fun Center by rolling a strike.
BET ON CLASSROOMS
Colony Oak School is in full production for "Vegas in Ripon."
Dutch specialties part of bake sale at Immanuel Christian Reformed
Immanuel Christian Reformed Church will host their annual bake sale from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 22, as part of the Almond Blossom Festival.
He keeps Old Glory flying in Ripon
Allen Davis is the man responsible for the American flags being posted up and down Ripon's Main Street for some 20 holidays during the year.
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