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Restuccia, Smith running for seat on Ripon council
Michael Restuccia, a one-time mayor, is again in the running for a seat on the Ripon City Council.
Ripon Pow Wow kicking off back to school prep
The first day of school at Ripon Unified School is Thursday, Aug. 14.
Ripon water use down 7%
It's been over a month since the City of Ripon implemented a water conservation effort.
Ripon Police nab indecent exposure suspect
An alert citizen helped Ripon Police find an indecent exposure suspect within nine hours from the time the man allegedly exposed himself to two young girls under 18.
Ripon council meeting is a go for Aug. 5
It's the responsibility of elected leaders to conduct regular monthly sessions.
JUNIOR ACADEMY
The Ripon Police Department hosted the Advanced Junior Police Academy for two weeks from July 7-18 18 with 14 cadets under the direction of Officer Trevor McGinnis.
Church gets OK to close 2nd St. for block party
In Ripon, Second Street is considered a major thoroughfare.
Mangelos leading Ripon chamber
John Mangelos is being installed as the Ripon Chamber of Commerce president Thursday night for the second time.
BLOOMING IN RIPON
The handmade rustic sign reads: "Grandpa's Flower Patch. Only God can make a flower. Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. Matt 6:29."
RHS stadium facelift in home stretch
Call it the home stretch of the Ripon Community Athletic Foundation's seven-year effort of renovating the facilities at Ripon High.
Kit Oase files for re-election to Ripon board
By VINCE REMBULAT
Ripon may create dual water systems
Ripon is exploring having two water systems - one for domestic use and the other for landscaping.
Ripon lauds Shirks for service
Dr. Glen Shirk was once the pediatrician to Jake Parks.
‘Young blood’ sought for Ripon’s effort for fireworks
Young blood may be needed to infuse a spark in the Fireworks Committee.
OCTOBER RIBBON CUTTING
Station No. 3 of the Ripon Consolidated Fire District is two months away from completion.
Articles by Section - Ripon News
Ripon city council may place meters on single-family homes
At tonight's Ripon City Council meeting, a public hearing is scheduled to consider water meters for all single-family residences.
Prelude to Christmas
When is a city as old as a choral performance?
Ripon city leaders will look to fill Nutt’s void
The sudden death of Vice Mayor Elden "Red" Nutt has left a tremendous void, and not just for the City of Ripon.
Riponite’s military kin helping with Ebola crisis in Liberia
Gae Carney's thoughts and prayers these days are being directed to the Ebola-ravaged country of Liberia in Africa. Central to her prayers are not just the people in that part of the world who are being threatened by the epidemic, but also to the Riponite's cousin, Captain Paul Strohl, and the 700 service men and women under him.
Video may tout virtues of Ripon
Imagine clicking on to the City of Ripon website where one of the interfaces would be a video showcasing the city as well as other nearby attractions.
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