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RC grad among staff at reopened Barnwood
Carla Lien left her job at a fast food restaurant in Ripon after graduation from Ripon Christian High School to become a hostess for the new owners of the Barnwood Restaurant adjacent to the northbound Highway 99 on ramp on East Main Street.
Ripon officers arrest man on counterfeit money charges
Antonio Orozco, 41, was rearrested and jailed Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. for allegedly having possession of counterfeit currency, a controlled substance, marijuana, controlled substance paraphernalia and possession of marijuana.
Still working on smell that’s dogging Ripon pet food plant
For the past few months, those at Diamond Pet Foods of Ripon have been trying to find a solution on eliminating any foul odor.
Ripon celebrating Fourth of July
The Ripon Community Fireworks Committee is gearing up for an action packed day this Fourth of July. Events include a parade, carnival games, bounce houses, face painting, photo booth, food vendors, concert and of course a 4th of July Firework Extravaganza.
Ripon council considers 550-home project
A public hearing is scheduled for tonight on the Cornerstone II subdivision along north Ripon Road.
PG&E launches pipeline safety inspections this week in Ripon
Pacific Gas & Electric Company is launching its natural gas Pipeline Safety Enhancement Program (PSEP) this week around Ripon that is expected to continue through the end of August and possibly into early September.
Ripon Police hosting open house Tuesday
A tour of the Ripon Police Department and introduction of staff members is on tap for Tuesday from noon until 6 p.m., according to First Sgt. Steve Merchant.
Ripon may pick continuation teaching principal
The new continuation high school at Ripon Unified will debut as a modest operation.
Marlon Gayle is new principal for Colony Oak
Marlon Gayle has traveled the world and even lived in India for over three years.
Ripon Legion fireworks booth offers battle hymn serenade
U.S. Military Battle Hymns from all the services are creating a patriotic theme around the Clinton McCausland American Legion Fourth of July fireworks booth this weekend in downtown Ripon.
Ripon drops 21 city employees during past 5 years
Since 2009, the City of Ripon has seen a reduction of employees, going from 96 down to 75.
Winters is retiring from RUSD after nearly 50 years
Susan Winters was at Ripon Unified for nearly five decades.
Farewell lunch for Ripon City Clerk Van Laar
Lynette Van Laar has been many things to many people at Ripon City Hall for the past 27 years, from being city clerk to chief financial officer under city administrator Leon Compton.
Measure G bond oversight group meeting
Members of the Citizens' Oversight Committee will meet today at the Ripon Unified district office, 304 N. Acacia Ave.
Brick path leads to all-weather track
Stephanie Hobbs is hoping to sell more of the red signature bricks to benefit the Ripon High School by the Friday deadline. More bricks were sold during the past week at $100 each bringing the total collected to $25,000.
Articles by Section - Ripon News
Juggling school, sports & church
Most of her friends are fans of the San Francisco Giants.
RIPON REMEMBERS
Navy Captain Chuck Roots brought tears to the eyes of some veterans at Monday morning's Memorial Day Ceremonies at Ripon Cemetery when he challenged them to tell family members of their stories of military service they may have kept totally guarded and to themselves.
Witt-y send off for Class of 2014
Derrick Witt knew exactly who he wanted to thank as he delivered the Valedictorian's address at Ripon Christian High School's graduation ceremony Friday.
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