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‘Economy’ blamed for thin turnout at luncheon faire
There was a good-sized crowd at the perennially popular 43rd annual Holiday Luncheon and Crafts Faire sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Group of St. Anthony's School over the weekend. But I've seen larger crowds. There were years when you had to fight the human traffic just to get to the booths bearing a plethora of truly unique creations.
Per diem fight: Legislators don’t want perk reduced
How much money do you spend a day on housing and basics such as electricity and food on your workdays?
Ripon’s road to nowhere going there fast
It is Ripon's Frontage Road to nowhere. It runs under the Wilma Avenue overpass and ends abruptly at the Ripon Christian High campus.
Deer feces and learning to look at life differently
We had just turned off Highway 395 outside of Lee Vining and onto Highway 120 heading west toward lofty Tioga Pass at 9,934 feet.
Manteca High menu a big draw for students who want value for $1.75
Sometimes being old can be an advantage.
Downtown’s future slogan: ‘Winos, hookers & tweakers’
Finally there's a clear vision for downtown.
Calvary finds out that no good deed goes unpunished
Normally I do not get into commenting on remarks left on the Manteca Bulletin's website.
His son has a medical scare
A common sight in the waiting rooms at most hospitals and health care facilities are the number of people wearing N95 respirators.
Money clouds perspective on Manteca housing
Money – or the absence thereof – isn't just the root of all evil. It also has a wonderful way of clouding people's perspectives.
Make Halloween real scary: Put Congress in charge
Imagine if the federal government were in charge of Halloween.
Healthy candy is definitely an oxymoron
Claus Spreckels must be laughing his head off up there in Sugar Land.
What a difference 10 years make: Food is tastier, more nutritional
It's been almost 10 years since I went through the lunch line at Sierra High School – where it wasn't uncommon for me to grab a cheeseburger, fries, and a coke.
Greed is now hurting those who resisted
Send your congressman a congratulatory note.
A lot of community organizations go into making Lathrop School puzzle complete
Editor, Manteca Bulletin,
Dr. Smith said it best: “The pain, the pain of it all!”
If pain is relative, then it must be one of my first cousins.
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Dying art of polite conversation
He seemed a nice enough of a young man.
Manteca, circa 2014
Old-fashioned Americana, some claim, is passé.
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