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Good things do come out of bad economic times
Want an upside to the current state budget crisis?
Tough to beat watermelon from Manteca
Knock or slap?
Henry Ford knew exactly how to pump up economy
"If you don't pay the people enough money, they can't buy cars." - Henry Ford
3,050 miles in eight days
Traffic was so light as we drove along Interstate 80 just west of Wendover, Utah, on our way to Denver. Actually, it was lighter than light. There was hardly any other soul this Sunday morning driving on the highway in front of us that stretched like a snaking ribbon in the vast horizon ahead. So when a silver Toyota appeared on the lane to my right, I visually checked it out more closely than I normally would. As the small car smoothly zoomed past our seemingly lumbering heavier pickup, I glanced idly at the license plate.
Urns hold more than just plants
It's just a bunch of clay that has been molded and then baked in dry heat at hellish temperatures.
Fighting gang violence by requiring school uniforms
Should Lathrop School pursue school uniforms or common dress?
California Senate resists pressure to bag freedom of choice when you grocery shop
Californians still have the freedom to choose between paper and plastic.
Abercrombie & Fitch versus Muslim religion
Abercrombie & Fitch, to put it politely, sells sex.
Berryhill sides with high-priced PG&E against farmers, families & business
Is Bill Berryhill against South County farmers, hardworking small businesses, and struggling families being crushed by oppressive PG&E power rates like his brother Tom Berryhill?
Firefighters answer the call & set stage for future budgets
The Manteca Firefighters Association is arguably the most powerful and influential force in Manteca politics.
Virtual bank robbers thrive, thanks to an act of Congress
Washington's much ballyhooed program aimed at helping struggling homeowners is highly successful in at least one aspect - it has given those not in financial trouble the ability to walk away from homes that are underwater without literally paying the price.
Two bars, illegals driving & Manteca DUI checkpoints
Call it the tale of two bars.
Making BLD work for betterment of Manteca
Tracy has a sports complex that they are making payments on.
Manteca ignores homeless problem at its own peril
It was a discovery that rattled the tenant and even surprised Manteca Police.
Loud train horns & love-hate relationship with railroad trains
The San Joaquin Valley has a long love-hate relationship with railroads.
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?
Big Mother government & Kristen Olsen
Kristen Olsen doesn't like "unnecessary nanny government policies."
Fed’s strategy: Destroying river & other fish to save some fish
In 127 days the unthinkable could happen.
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