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Ripon might secure ACE rail service
A Ripon stop may not be part of the San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission's effort to expand Altamont Corridor Express train and rail service south to Merced.
Ripon may sell seven vacant ex-RDA homes
Seven vacant homes in Ripon belonging to the former Redevelopment Agency may be up for sale.
Computer science ‘Hour of Code’ involves all Ripon High students
The Hour of Code was the focus of Ripon High School Wednesday marking Computer Science Education Week with the support of the San Joaquin Partnership and a Ripon High community committee.
Ripon DUI checkpoint set for 7 o’clock tonight
Drivers under the influence and those without driver's licenses will face police personnel at a checkpoint at an undetermined location tonight beginning at 7 p.m. that will continue until 3 a.m. Saturday morning.
Donna Parks keeps board president post
Donna Parks will serve another year as president for the Ripon Unified school board.
State reviewing Weston School remodeling plans
As the reconstruction plans for Weston School were recently submitted to the Division of State Architect in Sacramento, the Program Management Integration team has kicked off early talks with Colony Oak School.
TASTE OF RIPON
The annual Taste of Ripon wine stroll saw crowds going from shop to shop sampling wines and enjoying the finger foods that were included in the frigid evening. The attendance was more than twice of that recorded last year.
Youth Advisory Police help amend Ripon city ordinance
The City of Ripon now has clear-cut definition of the "Central Traffic District."
Children share their joy, faith with dance
A two-night Christian-based ballet dance production on stage at the Ripon Christian High School Performing Arts Center is expected to draw thousands on Friday and Saturday nights.
Winn appointed Ripon mayor
Chuck Winn is the new mayor of Ripon. For the third time, he was named to the post. But this was time he slotted for the top position as specified by an ordinance based on the rotation by the Ripon City Council seating. At the organization session on Tuesday, Winn, who previously served as vice mayor under Dean Uecker, advanced to the top spot, with Elden "Red" Nutt moving up one to vice mayor.
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.
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Witt-y send off for Class of 2014
Derrick Witt knew exactly who he wanted to thank as he delivered the Valedictorian's address at Ripon Christian High School's graduation ceremony Friday.
Valedictorian: ‘Work hard for Christ’
Ripon Christian High School valedictorian Derrick Witt is presenting his commencement address tonight at 7 p.m. during the 2014 graduation ceremonies in the high school gymnasium.
50 GRADUATES
Ripon Christian Middle School graduated 50 eighth graders Thursday night in a packed high school gymnasium.
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