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Ripon willing to play ball with outside organization
The City of Ripon can now look to lease the baseball fields along with the recently completed softball complex at the Mistlin Sports Park to an outside organization.
Colony Oak spends $150K grant on new playground bark
It's as much fun bouncing around on the new rubber playground base for Colony Oak students as it is climbing on the playground equipment.
BEAUTIFUL NIGHT
Anna Fassler took time out from her studies Monday for civic duty.
Ripon recognizes Runaway Month
November is National Runaway Prevention Month.
RIPON THANKSGIVING FEAST
It was something of a history lesson for kindergarten children at Park View Elementary School when they hosted newcomers in the form of "Indians" from other Ripon schools to a Thanksgiving feast in their classroom on Tuesday.
Ripon drops 30-minute parking rule
Since September, the Youth Police Advisory Committee along with Ripon Police Chief Ed Ormonde reviewed various municipal codes.
Ripon Christian Civic Challenge team first again
The Ripon Christian "Knights of the Roundtable" competitive civics challenge team took first out of 14 teams from as far away as the Bay Area at the annual regional contest.
Ripon enrollment at 2,992
After two months in session, Ripon Unified saw attendance figures take a slight dip.
Ripon hires teacher plus assistants
Ripon Unified recently filled several positions and is still looking at yet another hiring.
Ripon lighting up Christmas tree with LEDs
The City of Ripon Christmas Tree has a new home.
Ripon: Zero tolerance for head lice
When Bill Draa was at the Banta Elementary School District, he encountered his fair share of hair-lice infestation among children.
Ripon police memorial work
Large granite slabs were lifted into place Monday afternoon as part of the creation of a Ripon Police Department Memorial near the recently restored 1925 vintage jail house and adjacent to the Veterans' Memorial Museum and its wall of names of those who served.
Marines celebrate anniversary in Ripon
San Joaquin Valley Marine veterans and active officers and men celebrated the Corps' 153rd Anniversary Thursday with a breakfast in the Spring Creek Country Club dining room.
Ripon tables chair policy for non-profits
The chair usage policy was put on hold.
Ripon Unified offers insight on standards
Parents and guardians of Ripon Unified School District students are invited to a brief parent information meeting focused on the Common Core State Standards.
Articles by Section - Ripon News
Ripon antique fair Saturday
Some 50 antique dealers from throughout the Central Valley are closing Ripon's downtown Saturday for the city's first ever open-air antique street fair over four blocks from Stockton Avenue to Acacia Avenue. It is expected to draw thousands of shoppers.
RIPON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2014
The Ripon High Class of 2014 is a unique class.
Ruiz, Merlos earn trustee awards during Ripon Elementary graduation
Twenty-five Ripon Elementary School students received their diplomas Wednesday night in the Ripon High School multi-purpose room before an audience of parents, other family members and guests.
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