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Cyclones earn keep by helping maintain fields
The Ripon Cyclones were again granted free use of the Ripon High varsity softball field.
Move to make sure council benefits are a public matter
Since 1992, elected leaders have been eligible for health benefits as part of their perks.
Dyk stays on the move with 2 jobs, volunteer service
Ripon High grad Janet Dyk has a daily schedule like none other. It includes running her antique shop, organizing her third consecutive Manteca Quilters' quilt show, overseeing Ag Venture for third graders throughout San Joaquin County, and serving as a trustee for the San Joaquin County Office of Education.
Rotary distributing free dictionaries
Ripon Rotarians gathered at the school district's warehouse where they tackled cases of dictionaries intended for the Ripon third graders.
Almonds in food offer good taste & nutrition
It's not like John Mangelos doesn't have a plentiful supply of almonds to cook with.
Bethany profile: Getting to know David Alger
David Alger is a proud resident of Bethany Home's Assisted Living facility, fondly known as Beth Haven.
Zuber goes from ‘doing’ to ‘what’ status
It hasn't been a natural transition for the superintendent-turned-councilman, but a welcomed one.
Firearms, ammo fly off shelves
Two gun shop operators – one in Ripon and the other in Manteca – share the same stories about gun and ammunition shortages.
Ripon Christian teens making case in court
The Ripon Christian High mock trial team will be back in the courtroom come Tuesday.
Ripon’s Mary Carigiet 101 years young
Mary Carigiet turned 101 years old on Friday, but the Ripon resident remains as spry as someone 20 years her junior.
Ripon Lions funding vision screener
The Ripon Lions Club will host its 14th annual Almond Blossom Spaghetti Dinner at the Ripon Community Center on Thursday, Feb. 21.
EX-RIPON MAYOR ‘FRAMED’
You either love him or you don't.
Ripon could be on new TV show for $20,000 fee
Communities of Distinction is a new television show featuring some of the best in America's communities.
Salida group may form chamber, seek cityhood
SALIDA - The formation of the Ripon Chamber of Commerce years ago, a catalyst in the incorporation of that city, is now being eyed as a master plan for the development of a similar chamber of commerce in Salida and toward their eventual incorporation.
Ripon Grange’s roots go deep in community
Setting their tables for one more Almond Blossom Festival Breakfast, the Ripon Grange has a long and colorful history dating back to the mid-1930s in the midst of the Great Depression.
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."
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