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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.
Ripon Unified budget includes $986,041 deficit
Ripon Unified will see some increased staffing along with restoration of more furlough days.
Bethany Home hosting Christian artist Laura Story
Bethany Home is celebrating 50 years of providing quality care to seniors living in Ripon and the surrounding comminutes. As part of the celebratory events, they are bringing contemporary Christian artist, Laura Story, to Ripon on Saturday, Aug. 3.
Ripon Unified OKs developing facilities master plan
For the past five years, Ripon Unified officials had a long-range facilities master plan on their wish list.
Ripon explosive device suspect in court today
The man arrested for possessing an explosive device in front of a Ripon hardware store on Saturday has been identified.
Rain-slicken Highway 99 triggers three-car crash on Highway 99
It was a trauma in traffic one Modesto grandmother didn't expect Monday when she drove her minivan northbound on Highway 99 through Ripon and under the Jack Tone Road overpass.
Ripon needs to raise $25,000 for July 4th celebration
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Doggone good deed by police
It was a dramatic lesson in the dangers of the fast moving irrigation canals that highlighted the threat to children and their pets as officers responded to a near drowning of two dogs Friday shortly before 8 a.m.
Animal shelter open house Saturday
It's an open house for animals and kids Saturday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Ripon Animal Control Center in the 400 block of Doak Boulevard.
Brick drive nets $23,000 for stadium work
A personalized brick fundraiser has generated $23,000 in donations to help build an all-weather track at the Ripon High School Stadium.
Ripon City Clerk stepping down
As City Clerk, Lynette Van Laar had a boatload of responsibilities.
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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.
Ripon seeks money for bike path to Manteca
Last year, the City of Ripon submitted two proposed projects for the San Joaquin One Voice trip to Washington, D.C.
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