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Ice cream social marks Compton’s retirement as Ripon city manager
An ice cream social on Friday, April 12, from noon to 3 p.m. marks Leon Compton's retirement as Ripon's city manager.
Van Dyken answers final call
Two Ripon volunteer firefighters – Joe Azevedo and Bert Ballatore – who served under Nick Van Dyken for some 30 years had nothing but good to say about their first chief who died Sunday less than a month away from his 100th birthday.
Ripon Unified kindergarten orientation set for April 23
Ripon Unified School District's Kindergarten Orientation takes place Tuesday, April 23, beginning at 6 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose room at Park View Elementary School.
Ripon FFA brings four awards back from Davis Field Day
Ripon FFA took three teams to the University of California at Davis Field Day on Saturday, March 2.
RC elementary students stage musical presentation tonight
More than 150 children from Ripon Christian's kindergarten to third grade classes are will entertain their families and friends tonight at the Ripon Christian Schools' Performing Center at 7:30 p.m. under the direction of their music instructor Pam Huisken who doubles as a kindergarten teacher.
Marissa: Making dreams come true
The Saturday morning ribbon cutting of Marissa's Closet's new home at 102 West Main Street in downtown Ripon was the culmination of months of work by an army of volunteers supporting Melinda Shaw's drive to carry on the dream of her late daughter Marissa.
Ripon High math teacher retiring after 38 years
Several longtime employees of the Ripon Unified School District recently announced their retirements.
From garbage collector to director
Ted Johnston has become something of an icon for getting the job done at Ripon City Hall where he started some 36 years ago as a garbage collector and advanced through a scenario of assignments before becoming the director of Public Works.
It was more than just Bethany Home’s first sign
It was back in the early 1960s that a young Joan Eckhoff began dating the handsome Bill Kamps.
Swiss spring concert nears
Sound the alphorn, the spring concert nears.
ATF raids two Ripon homes with SWAT help
Agents of the Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Agency (ATF) requested aid from the Manteca Police Department's SWAT team Thursday to assist in carrying out the serving of two federal search warrants at two Ripon homes at about 11 a.m.
Ripon’s dream fields slowly taking shape
Construction of the softball fields at the Mistlin Sports Complex is taking shape.
Sticking to hockey pays off for Daniel Costa
RIPON- Ask Daniel Costa about the first time he was exposed to the game of hockey.
What is Ripon’s business climate?
Jake Park has always been interested in the City of Ripon's economic plan for the future.
Ripon, other cities wary of Delta plan
If you live or farm west of Ripon in the Delta secondary zone you may one day have to get clearance from a super regional agency seeking veto power over everything from how you use your land to what you build on it.
Articles by Section - Ripon News
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.
Valedictorian: ‘Work hard for Christ’
Ripon Christian High School valedictorian Derrick Witt is presenting his commencement address tonight at 7 p.m. during the 2014 graduation ceremonies in the high school gymnasium.
50 GRADUATES
Ripon Christian Middle School graduated 50 eighth graders Thursday night in a packed high school gymnasium.
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