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So how bad do we have it standing in line to buy laptops?
Just how bad do we have it?
It’s time for Manteca to right a wrong on E. Yosemite
Out on East Yosemite beyond the Highway 99 interchange is the twilight zone.
We all owe a tremendous debt for the gift called America
How do you say thanks?
2009: A very good year for Manteca Idol
The writing on the wall started to shine through the minute that East Union High School and Community Choir Instructor Anne Talcott told her that she had been one of the best in the competition.
A random act of kindness at a fast food restaurant
While dining last week at a nearby fast-food restaurant, I couldn't help but notice a homeless man approaching the self-service fountain drink counter.
It was MPOA’s call to make on salary concessions
Manteca has 12 less police officers today than it did 40 days ago.
Farmers keeping Manteca-Lathrop on cutting edge
There are a number of "city slickers" and tekkies who are convinced farmers are so 19th century when it comes to thinking and being stewards of the earth.
Boys & Girls: A chance for kids to be a kid
Why am I digging into my pockets to donate to next week's Boys & Girls Club Telethon?
News 10 reporter a good sport during GECAC challenge
I had a chance to be the guy behind the news camera.
Downtown vision not clear
A letter to the editor was posted in the Manteca Bulletin on Nov. 14 regarding the downtown area and whether there is a "clear vision" for its future.
Health care: Be careful what you ask for as you might just get it
Back in the mid-1960s a government study determined the artificial sweetener known as cyclamates can cause cancer.
It’s time to reject all incumbents in Sacramento
California is in a world of hurt. We have overextended government to the point we can no longer afford it.
Golf course has paid way to greater degree than other city recreation pursuit
I am a firm believer that verifiable facts are the components to getting to the real bottom line of any situation. When rumors, innuendo, and spin are entered into the equation, the water becomes muddied and the true bottom line of anything being analyzed can be difficult to discover. Throw some politics into the mix and you can end up with a lot of confusion. Why some individuals prefer to muddy the water can be a mystery, and I'm sure their reasons are varied and many.
Bicycling along the American River
SACRAMENTO - I had always wondered about the much ado made over group bicycling.
RNC’s insurance covers elective abortion for staff
The devil, they say, is in the details.
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Gun rights: Trusting your government & not theirs
There is a connection between being allowed to carry a concealed weapon and national security, but it isn't what you think.
Coming home to a place I had never been before
I had bonked the previous day on Sonora Pass on a 90-degree day. It was the sixth day of a fully loaded touring bicycling trip with two teen boys. I was carrying 80 pounds of gear and supplies on my touring bicycle. They were on racing bicycles with just handlebar bags. The object was to crisscross seven major Sierra passes in seven days. The previous day we had crested Tioga Pass and were headed to Topaz Lake via Sonora Pass before tackling Monitor Pass and heading home to Lincoln.
Special day for teens
Curtiss Beyers was lured onto the dance floor by the opening beat of the opening number of Thursday's special-needs Valentine's Day Dance.
A sign that romance still flourishes today
The kid looked guilty.
Strings attached to money is what ails public schools
Money is what is wrong with public education.
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