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Book honors Bethany backers
It's all about 50 Faces/50 stories in a four by nine inch, full-color hard bound edition commemorating the 50-year celebration of the Bethany Home Society that will celebrate its half century with a Grand Gala at the Ripon Community Center on Friday, Sept. 13.
Togo’s opening Ripon location this Thursday
There's plenty going on in Ripon in the coming days.
He aims to know all their names
Marlon Gayle has a goal of learning the names of each student at Colony Oak School.
Ripon Unified boasts parity
When Bill Draa stepped in and took over the reins at Ripon Unified School District he hit the ground running.
Ripon schools exceed goal
Don't expect Ripon Unified to try and hide its report card.
COMPLETE SENTENCES
Dante Alvarez has several goals for students at Ripona School.
HISTORIC HOMES
The Ripon Garden Club hosts its annual September Stroll, a walk through local gardens on Sept. 7.
Bethany Home plans gala to mark 50th year
It's going to be a celebration of life – a better life – for the countless patients who have been served by Ripon's Bethany Home over the last 50 years.
Personalized bricks in place at RHS field
The Hobbs family worked from dawn to dusk Monday to lay personalized fund raising bricks in the walkway from the ticket booth to the snack bar at the Ripon High athletic field.
Ripon Police solve burglary in 24 hours
Ripon police detectives recovered $8,000 in valuables from a commercial burglary Wednesday within 24 hours of the theft, according to First Sgt. Steve Merchant.
Transient attacks UP worker
The alleged knife assault on a Union Pacific Railroad work crew foreman on Highway 99 at the Stanislaus River sent a 32-year-old Morgan Hill man to jail shortly after noon on Monday.
Legalizing sign dancers?
The City of Ripon is looking to update its sign ordinance.
Ripon garden tour features historic homes
RIPON – The Ripon Garden Club hosts its annual September Stroll, a walk through local gardens, on Sept. 7.
Ripon auto thefts 50% less than in ’09
Crime is trending down in Ripon.
Articles by Section - Ripon News
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.
Ripon leaders ponder water conservation
California is currently going through a drought.
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