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Grange hosting Almond Blossom breakfast Feb. 23
The first almond tree was planted where the Ripon Grange Hall now stands on the corner of Milgeo and Ripona avenues, securing its place during the city's signature weekend.
Ripon Christian athletes sign to play for Dordt
For Danny Vos and Kaylie Colyn, Dordt College had a feeling of home.
RHS track work may be done by spring break
If all goes accordingly, Ripon High students could soon have access again to Stouffer Field for track and field practices.
Bowling helps provide free tutoring to 147 Ripon kids
Bowling for a couple hours on Saturday can help 147 Ripon students involved in free tutoring do better in school.
$1,000 Ripon Library challenge
Former water company owner Harrison Gibbs wants to help expand reference books at the Ripon Library.
Foreclosures, private schools take students from Ripon Unified
It used to be that more families would move into Ripon Unified rather than leave.
Ripon car stop yields four arrests for various charges
It was a simple case of expired registration that sent four Modesto residents to jail Saturday afternoon on a variety of charges from possession of drugs to destruction of evidence.
QUILT OF HONOR
The little hands of kindergartners made special imprints on quilt squares Thursday afternoon in Kim Zuidervaart's class, all for a "Quilt of Honor" for U.S. troops.
Bolts & nuts of Measure G management
A private firm will explain how they will help the Ripon Unified district manage improvements at the Weston and Colony Oak elementary campuses when the school board meets tonight.
Ripon educators seek 180 days of student instruction
Ripon Unified teachers want all furlough days reinstated to restore the 180-day student school calendar that existed before the budget crisis started forcing staffing and compensation cuts.
Ripon’s lawyer marks 20 years
Tom Terpstra has often described the last few decades of his professional life as "fun and fast."
ALMONDS & FASHION
Denim on denim is the style for this year.
Why is Ripon enrollment on the decline?
Ripon Unified is experiencing a significant decline in enrollment.
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50 GRADUATES
Ripon Christian Middle School graduated 50 eighth graders Thursday night in a packed high school gymnasium.
OUT OF HIS SHELL
RIPON – Fred Garber climbs atop his motorcycle, feels the rubber handles in his hands, and recalls a time when he wasn't riding much.
Ripon’s Jenavieve Kisst replacing her twin sister as dairy princess
Ripon's Jenavieve Kisst will be crowned Dairy Princess during a ceremony at the District 5 Advisory Committee Meeting on Tuesday, June 10, at Papapavlo's, 501 N. Lincoln Center, in Stockton.
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