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Ripon cuts water use by 28 percent
Ripon has more than complied with Gov. Jerry Brown's drought emergency request calling for Californians to cut water use by 20 percent.
Seven apply to fill Nutt’s council seat
Seven applicants are scheduled to be interviewed by four elected leaders with the goal of filling the seat once held by Vice Mayor Elden 'Red' Nutt, who passed away suddenly on Nov. 21.
Ripon Police make DUI arrest, cite 15 driving without license
A Saturday night DUI and driver's license checkpoint on Jack Tone Road saw 441 vehicles funnel through the cone zone as officers checked for those under the influence as well as motorists without licenses to operate their cars and trucks.
Ripon appointments to boards on agenda
At tonight's Ripon City Council meeting, elected leaders will discuss appointments to various commissions.
A TIME TO HONOR
Ripon Rotary has given the community the gift of time.
Ripon seeks council replacement for Nutt
Monday is the deadline for applicants seeking the Ripon City Council seat left vacant following the sudden passing of Vice Mayor Elden 'Red' Nutt on Nov. 21.
Ripon may look to SSJID for water
Despite the recent wet weather, water needs were addressed at last week's Ripon City Council meeting.
Ripon’s gentle giant, Red Nutt, remembered
Riponites paid homage to their "gentle giant" of a leader Friday with a heart-and-soul tribute.
Outgoing RUSD board prez will be honored
Donna Parks has served on the Ripon Unified school board since 2006.
SIP, STROLL, SHOP
The weather did a great job cooperating with this year's annual "Taste of Ripon," sponsored by McManis Family Vineyards.
Tasteful show of support
Cliff Jorgensen held a cookie in his left hand.
Nutt: ‘There was no one like him’
Elden "Red" Nutt was remembered as a friend, father figure, and even a common sense guy.
Ripon City Council hopes to appoint Nutt’s successor
The Ripon City Council is looking for applicants to fill the vacancy left with the passing of Elden "Red" Nutt.
LET THERE BE LIGHT
The annual Ripon Christmas tree lighting set the mood for the season Monday night, drawing more than 200 people – mostly families – to Veterans' Memorial Park.
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.
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North Pointe project moving to EIR stage
David Gates described the vision for North Pointe as a place to work, shop, and live.
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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