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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.
The drought & presidential photo ops
President Barack Obama is no FDR.
Crabs, silent movies & rose petals await
Crab feeds are far from over, and on Saturday, Feb. 15, you can eat as much crab as you want at the fifth annual crab feed fund-raiser for St. Anthony's School in the school gymnasium, 323 N. Fremont Ave. Kicking off the evening will be a wine and cheese tasting at 5 p.m. (back by popular demand), followed by dinner at 6:30 plus a no-host bar, dessert auction, live and silent auctions, music, and dancing. Tickets are $50 apiece. For more info contact the school office at 823-4513.
Californians pay for cleaner air in Georgia
How does planting trees in Georgia reduce air pollution in California?
No summit is without challenges
The mountains in our lives are much more challenging to summit than Mission Peak, that's for sure.
Why shouldn’t jail inmates pay toward the cost of feeding them?
Three hots and a cot.
Three powerful forces converge at neighborhood CVS drug stores
CVS drug stores will no longer going to sell cigarettes after Oct. 1.
RISKY BUSINESS
He is about 6 feet tall and as sturdy and tough as a Redwood.
The $76 million question: Will Great Wolf fly with investors?
The details that matter aren't public yet in the Great Wolf negotiations.
So who is the bigger bad boy: Bieber or Sinatra?
I cannot name a Justin Bieber song.
Why SSJID is making the right call for us to conserve water
They were crazy. They were reckless. They didn't know what they were talking about. They'd put the community into debt and send everyone into bankruptcy.
Whoa! There’s a crab feed and tri-tip dinner
Crab feed AND a tri-tip dinner? Yes, please! The Lathrop High School Athletic Boosters crab feed/tri-tip dinner is Saturday, Feb. 8, at the FESM Hall, 230 N. Main St. You must be at least 21 to attend. A no-host bar will start at 5 p.m. and then dinner followed by dancing from 6 to 1 a.m. Tickets are available for $50 from Lathrop High coaching staff members, Karen Dell'Osso at 938-6357, Chuck Garcia at (510) 928-7849, or Elena Garcia at 629-9579.
Articles by Section - Local Columns
It’s time for NorCal cities to offer cash for grass
Southern Californians have a tendency to have a smug attitude toward water.
Finger guns, school safety and ‘Lord of The Flies’
Ron Burns did not grow up to become a mass murderer.
Fish fry, gourmet sampler Celtic Faire & much more
If you want to eat out, support your community while doing so. Start your weekend right with the St. Anthony's Young Men Institute's fish fry on Friday, March 7, with takeout from 4:30 to 7 p.m. and sit-down dinner from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the St. Anthony's School cafeteria. Tickets are only $12 for adults and $6 for children 12 and under!
Lent: The season for feasting and fasting
The advent of Lent always brings to mind Father William Delaney, former pastor of St. Anthony of Padua Parish in Manteca.
MICKEY MOMENT
RIPON – For months, Riley Simmons has been kept indoors and under close supervision while she underwent treatment for a brain tumor.
Student loan debt: Housing Crisis 2.0
America is about to get another harsh lesson in easy money.
Why the sky seems to be falling down in Acetnam
Once upon a time in a land called Acetnam lived a little red hen.
How I learned to love the DMV & parallel parking
The California DMV, in its infinite wisdom, has issued me a five-year extension to my driver's license.
Satisfying tostada munchies plus a wild & wet time in cave
Tostadas! Good Shepherd Mission's 34th annual Tostada Dinner is Sunday, March 2, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Good Shepherd Mission, 305 E. French Camp Road. Tickets are $9 for adults and $6 for children. For information, call 209.983.8829.
Manteca USD trying to fix something that isn’t broken
There is no Hispanic on the Manteca Unified School District board. There is also not an Asian-Pacific Islander trustee.
Go jump in the lake? Not in California
It looks like rain is coming.
A book, a treadmill and prayer
I love junk food! I'm not talking a casual fondness for a fistful of Doritos or a mouthful of powered donuts. I'm talking full blown, passionate love, for deep fried chicken, cheeseburgers and French fries, supreme pizzas with extra thick crust and a pound of shredded cheese scattered over chunks of sausage and pepperoni. Washed down by a mug of ice cold soda, followed by a jumbo scoop of vanilla ice cream with hot fudge drizzled on top. Do you get the picture? I love junk food!
Resurrection’s bright light
The Resurrection is the greatest hope and anchor in our modern day society. In this morally dark world that we live in, the light of the truth still shines the brightest. Though some would like to discredit it, in their discrediting, it proves it all the more that the Resurrection is true.
‘Let me tell you about the very rich’
It draws attention.
Serving food & beverage with class
Bernie Brown is a true gentleman in the restaurant business. He has always made his guests feel very special and comfortable.
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