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Ripon won’t waive water fee for garden
Organizers in charge of starting up a Ripon Community Garden have the blessings of elected leaders to go forward.
Ripon gears up for National Night Out event
National Night Out is still a month away.
Weston El’s facelift will start soon
Construction on Weston Elementary School will begin this summer.
RHS renovation on track
Stouffer Field will always be called Stouffer Field.
Main Street Inn building bathroom for handicapped
To become compliant with laws of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Ripon's 70-year-old Main Street Inn and its owner Joan Corso have decided to spend $50,000 to construct a completely new restroom for the access of disabled clientele.
Man allegedly drugged co-worker with intent to rape
Pedro Ramirez, 30, of Turlock has been arrested by Ripon police for allegedly drugging and raping a coworker at a restaurant on Jack Tone Road near Highway 99 while they were both at work, police said.
Ripon’s Farmers’ Market thrives in new location
Mayor Chuck Winn recently gave his best guesstimate on the attendance of the City of Ripon Farmers' Market at Stouffer Park.
Ripon’s Parks will have vote at League of Cities conference
Ripon Councilman Jake Parks was selected to attend the upcoming League of California Cities conference in Los Angeles. More importantly, he'll represent the City of Ripon as the designated voting delegate during the annual business meeting at the General Assembly on Sept. 5.
Ripon police find stolen car out of Vegas
A 35-year-old Las Vegas woman was arrested by Ripon police shortly before midnight Monday driving a car that had been reported stolen from that gambling center, according to First Sergeant Steve Merchant.
System in place to clear up Diamond Pet’s stink
A cold plasma emission control system could be the solution towards cleaning up any foul smells coming from the Diamond Pet Food Plant.
Attempted rapist has bail increased to $2M
A 34-year-old Hughson man that was arrested last week for assault with intent to commit rape near a Ripon park had his bail increased to $2 million.
Officials in Ripon take measures to save water
From irrigating the yard to daily indoor uses, the average person consumes between 88 to 100 gallons of water per day.
Ripon water conservation rules in effect
The City of Ripon recently kicked off efforts that comply with Gov. Jerry Brown's request calling for "every Californian to conserve water in every way possible."
Witness: Man waved gun yelling ‘I want sex, I want sex’
A 34-year-old Hughson man is being held in San Joaquin County Jail in lieu of $1.375 million bail after approaching a Ripon group of college students home on their summer break Wednesday afternoon and singling out a 21-year-old female with a short barreled shotgun in hand allegedly yelling "I want sex – I want sex" as he chased after her near the Stanislaus River.
Rape at gunpoint foiled
A 34-year-old Hughson man was arrested Wednesday afternoon near the access point for the Ripon bike bridge for allegedly attempting to kidnap a woman at gunpoint.
Articles by Section - Ripon News
Winchell will replace Nutt on city council
Mark Winchell was elated Tuesday to hear of his selection to the Ripon City Council.
Stolen Ripon ‘Rhino’ found in Manteca
The missing "Rhino" utility vehicle taken over the New Year's holiday from Ripon High School was discovered in a northeast Manteca neighborhood at about 4 a.m. Tuesday parked on a residential street.
Ripon council plans on filling vacancy tonight
John Reynolds is vying for a post on the Ripon City Council.
Ripon seeks money for bike path to Manteca
Last year, the City of Ripon submitted two proposed projects for the San Joaquin One Voice trip to Washington, D.C.
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