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Ripon City Clerk stepping down
As City Clerk, Lynette Van Laar had a boatload of responsibilities.
Ripon Police: Beware of costly scams
Last year, a 62-year-old Ripon resident was reportedly scammed out of $8,000 when she sent money to the Dominican Republic.
Ripon council going on worldwide web
Ripon City Council meetings could soon be accessible online.
Hobbs may serve Ripon on SCOG
Stephanie Hobbs has been an active member in the community.
Ripon council considers more Mistlin change orders
More change orders are in store for the softball project at the Mistlin Sports Complex.
Ripon youth ready for livestock auction
STOCKTON – Charlie Lehr has been involved in the Ripon High Future Farmers of America for a few years.
Is www.riponcouncilmeeting.org coming?
About a month ago, Ripon City Council members discussed the possibility of televising their meetings.
RCHS senior’s art nets fair honors
STOCKTON - Usually, third time's the charm for people who throw their hats in a competition or game of chance.
Ripon Unified hires 6 teachers plus custodian
After over two decades, Charlotte Wright is retiring from Ripon Unified's food services.
Pursuit ends in 3 arrests for burglary
Ripon Police officers quickly located a get-away van and gave chase after several suspects broke into an Ash Avenue home shortly before 5 p.m. on Monday and made off with valuables including electronics items, ammunition and jewelry.
Bigger classrooms at Weston than for Colony Oak?
As part of the voter-approved Measure G bond measure, Weston School will be tabbed first for reconstruction.
Garden club helping students grow
The only gift greater than flowers?
MEMORY LANE
It was the thrill of living in the past for Ripon High grads of the 1930s when they got together Sunday afternoon in the Clarence Smit Memorial Museum on Main Street.
State budget deal prompts Ripon Unified workshop
With Gov. Jerry Brown and the Legislature's Democratic leaders inching closer to a state budget deal, the Ripon Unified School District has plans of a budget workshop early next week based on changes to educational funding.
June 6 is date we should never forget
The date June 6 seemed like any other insignificant summer day, but perhaps some remembered it as more. You see, June 6, 1944 was D-Day (D-day was just a term used to mean the beginning of an operation). It was the day where over 150,000 Allied troops stormed the beaches of heavily occupied Normandy, France to open a long awaited second front and begin to liberate Europe from Nazi control. Though D-Day lasted only one day the larger operation it was a part of, known as the Battle of Normandy, lasted until late August of that year.
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Lot of changes for Ripon in 2015
Ripon could be looking ahead for more growth and change for 2015.
North Pointe project moving to EIR stage
David Gates described the vision for North Pointe as a place to work, shop, and live.
Winchell will replace Nutt on city council
Mark Winchell was elated Tuesday to hear of his selection to the Ripon City Council.
Stolen Ripon ‘Rhino’ found in Manteca
The missing "Rhino" utility vehicle taken over the New Year's holiday from Ripon High School was discovered in a northeast Manteca neighborhood at about 4 a.m. Tuesday parked on a residential street.
Ripon council plans on filling vacancy tonight
John Reynolds is vying for a post on the Ripon City Council.
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