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SSJID may soon replace PG&E for Ripon power
Ripon residents who pay higher electrical rates than their neighbors who switched to Modesto Irrigation District may soon have their bills slashed by 15 percent.
RDA successor agency considering budget, debt
A morning meeting for the City of Ripon's oversight board to the successor agency of the Redevelopment Agency is scheduled for Monday.
NEW RIPON ROYALTY
Anna Fassler's boyfriend couldn't make it to the Almond Blossom Queen coronation ceremony Thursday night.
Recalling bygone almond festivals
Betty McBrian recalls the rich history of the Ripon Almond Blossom Festival when the entire celebration from the parade to the carnival took place in the city's core with kids being able to ride their bikes to the community center festivities.
Ripon spending $282K for shelter & refuel station
Within the next three months, the City of Ripon is expected to begin construction on the compressed natural gas and bus shelter project.
It’s a beautiful thing
A.M. Stephens Construction of Lodi was awarded the bid to handle the Main Street Phase 2 enhancement project.
FORECAST: TYPHOON COMING
Kevin Tate would have preferred not to see the rain Tuesday that officially ended the spring-like temperatures in the Central Valley.
Spring Creek will allow more social members
The Spring Creek Golf and Country Club board of directors voted unanimously to increase its number of social members.
Mayor Uecker feted by Ripon veterans
The VFW Post 1051 Hall on West Ripon Road is always in a celebratory mood whenever members gather. But the party on the eve of Valentine's Day was even merrier than most. The reason was obvious. Gatherings like it happen very rarely at the hall.
Council leery of spending $20k for Ripon TV spot
For elected leaders, the City of Ripon featured on a television series is nothing more than an intriguing thought.
Carnival offers dollar rides on Thursday at Mistlin Sports Park
The Almond Blossom Festival carnival opens Thursday with $1 rides from 5 to 10 p.m. at Mistlin Sports Park.
New clubhouse jumpstarts interest
His wood-headed golf clubs haven't seen the light of day in nearly a decade.
BARRING NO DETAIL
The restoration of the old 1925 vintage Ripon Jail is soon to be completed through the efforts of Ripon Historical Society President John Mangelos and Harrison Gibbs along with countless hours of donated labor to its roof and foundation.
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.
Articles by Section - Ripon News
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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