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Moorhead puts greater good above emotions
Debby Moorhead's decision to join the rest of the Manteca City Council in backing South San Joaquin Irrigation District in the agency's bid to replace PG&E as the retail power provider in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon could not have been easy.
Growing into high school & new friends
The high school experience can be tough on freshmen.
When the pigeons come home to roost you’d better watch out
Gina M. Roos had every right to be upset after her recent experience at the East Yosemite Avenue McDonald's in Manteca.
REFLECTING ON SEPT. 11, 2001
With Friday's eighth anniversary of 9/11, it was time once again to ask the annual question: where would we be, had the attacks never taken place?
Temple of Doom takes $2B away & gives us 17,000 convicts in return
In a twist on standard benevolence from those in a superior position the California Legislature taketh away and the California Legislature giveth.
We all pay a big price for brazen shoplifting & even soda thievery
I always thought I would make a good loss prevention officer in a retail store, because everything seems to happen right in front of me.
Ethics? They don’t need no stinkin’ ethics to follow in Sacramento
Isn't the name "California Assembly Ethics Commission" an oxymoron?
Manteca memories & musings
Thinking of events, times and places led to some of those people in my past that deserve a little recognition, so here goes.
You may soon pay for PG&E’s negligence
PG&E is about to make you pay for their negligence.
Memories of empty Gatorade bottles
Scads of empty Gatorade bottles littered the practice football at Zuckerman Field.
What is really in the health care bill?
When the Democrats put out their health care proposals, they made sure not to forget their friends at ACORN, the organization involved in voter fraud throughout America.
Denial & flight give both gangs, drugs upper hand
Just how did we let drugs get such a destructive hold on our communities?
Kids should come before cash reserves in Manteca
Our priorities should be kids, not hoarding cash. For many months, we have heard from Manteca Unified District Superintendent Jason Messer that our district is a business.
I should feel guilty about ignoring nearby gang graffiti
A punk – and there is no other way to describe whoever did it – spray painted "SUR" on my garage door almost two weeks ago.
Michelle Rindels does stint writing for Associated Press
The Rev. Mark Rindels no longer shepherds the congregation at Sequoia Heights Baptist Church in Manteca where he was pastor for 17 years.
Articles by Section - Local Columns
Big Mother: Hitting the bottle (of soda) can kill you
Drinking water can kill you.
Life: It’s how you play it that makes all the difference
It's time once again for Pomp and Circumstance.
Downtown antique fairs in Ripon & Tracy
Ripon's 1st Antique Fair will take place on Saturday, May 31, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Main Street Downtown Ripon. All proceeds go to Ripon Historical Society. There will be antiques, primitives and vintage signs for sale. For more info go to http://community.mantecabulletin.com/events/detail/13176/
Yes, your toilet can be intelligent
Are you ready for a toilet smarter than you?
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