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Pursuit ends in 3 arrests for burglary
Ripon Police officers quickly located a get-away van and gave chase after several suspects broke into an Ash Avenue home shortly before 5 p.m. on Monday and made off with valuables including electronics items, ammunition and jewelry.
Bigger classrooms at Weston than for Colony Oak?
As part of the voter-approved Measure G bond measure, Weston School will be tabbed first for reconstruction.
Garden club helping students grow
The only gift greater than flowers? For two graduating seniors who have demonstrated a love for horticulture – $1,000 scholarships. The Ripon Garden Club presented Michaela Ratto and Cassidy DeRousse with its annual scholarships during a luncheon at Mavis Stouffer Park on June 5. Both recipients distinguished themselves with a passion for agriculture and horticulture. Each also received glowing endorsements from their teachers. "They met the criteria in that they're focusing in on agriculture," said ...
MEMORY LANE
It was the thrill of living in the past for Ripon High grads of the 1930s when they got together Sunday afternoon in the Clarence Smit Memorial Museum on Main Street.
State budget deal prompts Ripon Unified workshop
With Gov. Jerry Brown and the Legislature's Democratic leaders inching closer to a state budget deal, the Ripon Unified School District has plans of a budget workshop early next week based on changes to educational funding.
June 6 is date we should never forget
The date June 6 seemed like any other insignificant summer day, but perhaps some remembered it as more. You see, June 6, 1944 was D-Day (D-day was just a term used to mean the beginning of an operation). It was the day where over 150,000 Allied troops stormed the beaches of heavily occupied Normandy, France to open a long awaited second front and begin to liberate Europe from Nazi control. Though D-Day lasted only one ...
PRODUCE ANSWERS
What's a cannoli? Look no further than the Ripon Farmers Market. The Sicilian pastry desserts were back for the second week of the Thursday evening event along a portion of downtown Main Street. "We do have a few people stop by and ask us about (the cannoli)," said Pamela Panian, owner of Cannoli Corleone based out of Riverbank. Her confections consist of tube-shaped shells of fried pastry dough filled with a homemade ricotta filing and ...
Diamond Pet Food taking action to abate smell woes
Complaints of odor wafting through Ripon from the new Diamond Pet Food Plant on South Stockton Avenue has the firm taking steps to abate the odors that are noticed when south winds cause the angst of residents.
Barnwood reopening with baby back ribs
Baby back ribs, with a special homemade barbecue sauce, is soon to be added to the Barnwood Restaurant's menu when it reopens for business on June 18.
Tractor Supply theft caper grows to $25,000
The alleged recent credit card fraud at the Ripon Tractor Supply Company that put a 53-year-old Railroad Flat man in jail on Saturday has now escalated to $25,000 in losses at several stores in San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties.,
Ripon proposes $8.8M spending plan
Ripon City Council members got a peek at the proposed $8.8 million fiscal general fund budget Tuesday night through the eyes of Deputy City Administrator Kevin Werner.
RCHS’ Manes commits to golf, signs with Dordt
Christian Manes has golf skill running through his ancestry. The Ripon Christian graduate's grandfather Lee Weintz, who co-designed Ripon's Spring Creek Golf & Country Club course in 1965, was also one of the facilities' first golf pros. "I've been playing golf since I was really little," said Manes, who signed his National Letter of Intent to play golf and attend Dordt College on Tuesday morning. "My grandpa used to always take me out when I ...
Bethany offers hotcake & hot cars Saturday
Ripon's Senior Meal Program is set to reap the rewards of this Saturday's "Hotcakes & Hot Cars" event planned by the Bethany Home Society at Almond Valley Christian Reformed Church.
High school ends: Now what?
Senior year is highly romanticized yet it is this: the end of our public funded education and the first truly divergent path for our future. The question "Now what?" plagues those of us attempting to step out of the world of youth and establish ourselves as adults. Now that school has drawn to a close and summer sets in many have to stand to face their final decision. College is where many of us hope ...
Ripon Elementary 8th grade graduates
The following are Ripon Elementary 8th grade graduates: Isabella Helppie, Bobbi Lan, Annie Rankin, Anna Pedersen, Cameron Chavez, Jerid Sylvia, Felicia Ceja, Isaiah Perez, Marco Tejeda, Trevor Noyer, Liliana Cerna, Bobby Shirk, Natalie Finazzo, Danielle Poortinga, Joseph Stevenson, Adam Wilson, Alisha Kelly, Juan Martinez, Anthony Urias, Samantha Ortega, Ryan Crandall, Janeesa Valenzuela, Jacqueline Davis, Hope Fardanesh, Juan Ruiz, Patrick Maragos, Anthony Lopez, Haley Moulyn, Victoria White, Asucena Banuelos, Quinn Dunn, Isaac Rich, Edith Ramos, Colby ...
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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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