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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
By VINCE REMBULAT The Bulletin The Ripon Community Fourth of July parade and fireworks show is right around the corner. Highlighting Independence Day will be the pyrotechnic display from Stouffer Field at Ripon High, with the best views coming from nearby places such as Ripon Elementary School and Ripon Christian School at dusk. The day kicks off 10 a.m. with the downtown parade made up of people of all ages on decorated skateboards, bicycles, tricycles, ...
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. She was the one in charge of producing the meeting agendas for the Ripon City Council, from mailing to subscribers to uploading the information on to the website. Van Laar also handled the processing, recording and maintaining of all city administrator and city council agreements. She maintained the database of all board and commission memberships, including keeping tabs on all of the various advisory ...
Ripon Police: Beware of costly scams
Last year, a 62-year-old Ripon resident was reportedly scammed out of $8,000 when she sent money to the Dominican Republic.
Ripon council going on worldwide web
Ripon City Council meetings could soon be accessible online. Elected leaders on Tuesday unanimously approved the use of a single camera to record their meetings via the Internet. According to Dan Brannon, the city's Information Systems Technician, these sessions would require uploading and playback while using services such as YouTube. "It won't be aired live," he said. The cost would be about $4,500 from the general fund's capital expenditure. Another projected $1,620 will be needed ...
Hobbs may serve Ripon on SCOG
Stephanie Hobbs has been an active member in the community. For starters, she and her husband along with other volunteers made possible the Ripon Community Athletic Foundation. As founder and president of this non-profit group, Hobbs has been one of the catalysts in spearheading the recent and ongoing modernization of the Ripon High stadium, raising and installing over $1 million in infrastructure that could include replacing the track. At tonight's Ripon City Council meeting, she's ...
Ripon council considers more Mistlin change orders
More change orders are in store for the softball project at the Mistlin Sports Complex. At tonight's Ripon City Council meeting, elected leaders could sign off on the concrete work at the connection to the existing water tower foundation by contractor O.C. Jones & Sons, totaling $14,385. They were awarded the $4.5 million contract for the project consisting of four softball fields to be positioned around the already existing water tower back on July 3, ...
Ripon youth ready for livestock auction
STOCKTON – Charlie Lehr has been involved in the Ripon High Future Farmers of America for a few years.
Is www.riponcouncilmeeting.org coming?
About a month ago, Ripon City Council members discussed the possibility of televising their meetings.
RCHS senior’s art nets fair honors
STOCKTON - Usually, third time's the charm for people who throw their hats in a competition or game of chance.
Ripon Unified hires 6 teachers plus custodian
After over two decades, Charlotte Wright is retiring from Ripon Unified's food services.
Articles by Section - Ripon News
Ripon honors world champion
At age 11, Aiden Tijero has a few titles and world championship to his name.
TIP-A-COP DINNER
Ripon police officers did what they set out to do Friday night waiting on tables at the Barnwood Restaurant in their effort to raise funds for the police memorial now under construction by netting $825.
Ripon looks at future school needs
What are the Ripon Unified School District's long-term and short-term facility needs?
Kevin Werner is new Ripon administrator
Kevin Werner is no longer the interim city administrator.
Ripon VFW Post hosts Halloween benefit bash
RIPON – Wear a spooky Halloween costume and go home with cash prizes. Bonuses to go with that include hors d'oeuvres and salad bar, dancing, and an opportunity to help soldiers serving their country and retired veterans.
THE PIZZA TESTERS
Going to lunch in a limo in exchange for the best test results in the STAR testing was a pact made between the Colony Oak Elementary School students and their former principal Amy Carter.
Ripon Unified enrollment is down slightly
The new school year is still young but Ripon Unified reportedly was down 16 students from a year ago.
Ripon riders can soon catch regional service
The new bus routes and schedules were approved Tuesday by the Ripon City Council.
OLD STATION BLOSSOMS
Downtown business woman Karen Gay and her family celebrated the success of her trophy shop, Just Rewards, for its 10 year tenure in the community with a well-attended ribbon cutting Friday with an official Ripon Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting launching another 10 years of service to Ripon.
Werner could become Ripon city administrator
Kevin Werner could be appointed City Administrator at tonight's Ripon City Council meeting.
Color the Skies plans gala dinner
Color the Skies is hosting the Focus Dinner Party honoring Children's Hospital Central California on Saturday, Oct. 19
Ripon leaders draw attention to awareness of domestic violence
Domestic violence touches the lives of Americans of all ages, leaving a devastating impact on women, men, and children of every background and circumstance.
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