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Cabral offers triple deals for wheels
It doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg to get in to that vehicle that you've been dreaming about for years.
Bringing back real barbershop feel
Mike Klasser has more than four decades under his belt when it comes to being a barber. And now he's hoping to bring his experience to the men of Manteca – purchasing the "Just Trim It" barbershop located at 400 N. Main Street almost four months ago with plans on eventually merging his Bay Area business with the one right here in the town that he calls home. While the conversion work that will eventually ...
Two new dining spots in Spreckels
The short-lived Taco del Mar on Spreckels Avenue in front of Petco is being replaced with the Matsu Mayama restaurant.
Eat right, live long
"Let Food be thy Medicine and Medicine be thy Food." Hippocrates Living longer may require a few sacrifices. You may have to give up "Fast Food" Burgers and your three daily large lattes……sorry. You might have to get up at dawn in order t o fit in your workout……sorry again. But I know it's a fact that making those types of sacrifices can add years if not decades to your life. There are indeed certain ...
42nd World Ag Expo expected to draw 100,000 to Tulare
TULARE - The 42nd annual World Ag Expo is Feb. 10-12 in Tulare. More than 100,000 attendees are expected to view 2.6 million square feet of exhibitor space. The World Ag Expo began in 1968 and was held at the Tulare County Fairgrounds. When the 3-day run of the first show was complete, this new show proved to be successful, especially after exhibitors were lining up to sign contracts for the second show in 1969 ...
World Ag Expo showcases top new products
There are 10 new products selected as the best innovations for the year as well as five new dairy products that will be showcased at the World Ag Expo.
Federal bucks for farmers to help improve air quality
DAVIS - California will receive $10,943,940 or about a third of the money newly made available through the federal 2008 Farm Bill to help farmers and ranchers with conservation practices to improve air quality.
Delaying roof repairs can cause big problems, increase ultimate costs
Tim Morten has seen what happens when people put off repairing a roof. And the results aren't pretty. Damaged drywall. Ruined carpets. Destroyed insulation. Even entire sections of the ceiling collapsing into inhabited space. As the owner of Elite Roofing and a 15-year veteran of the business, Tim Morten has seen it all. And he wants people to know that it doesn't have to get to that point, and that a little bit of preventative ...
San Joaquin County Fair names new CEO
STOCKTON -Debbie Cook has been named Chief Executive Officer of the San Joaquin County Fair.
Bill’s Mower & Saw shop owner cuts short his retirement after just four days
Bruce Vincent finally figured it was time to retire after almost 20 years of operating Bill's Mower and Saw.
Plumber’s tips come in handy in order to weather winter woes
Of all days for my garbage disposal to back up, why did it have to be on Thanksgiving Day?
Boardshop 209 in downtown: It’s definitely sick
Got something on the Christmas list for your skateboarding enthusiast? Look no further than Downtown Manteca. For almost a year, the 209 Boardshop has been the only business in Manteca that caters exclusively to skateboarders – offering everything from decks to wheels and everything in between. Unlike chain retailers, the 209 Boardshop is family-owned and operated and prides itself on presenting a level of customer service that people aren't going to find elsewhere. "When you ...
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