Flush all of the “guesses” submitted so far in the bid to find the first $100 virtual egg in the Bulletin’s 2026 Easter hunt that appeared in Saturday’s paper on page A2.

None of them were right.

Guesses such as the Manteca Transit Center and the Manteca Bedquarters were way off the mark.

That means there is still $100 waiting for the first reader to email the correct answer to egghunt@mantecabulletin.com.

The four clues are:

*I hear the train a ‘coming.

*Is that Easter dinner?

*It's a gas.

*It's not the helpful hardware man.

There are four more additional virtual egg hunts with $100 going to the winner that will appear over the next four weeks in the weekend edition of the Bulletin.

More places to eat

Add Rocky’s Cheesesteaks at 1447 Historical Plaza Way north of Home Depot as another dining option in Manteca.

It is all about cheesesteaks with a third pound of premium rib eye or white meat chicken although they do serve hamburgers.

It’s right next door to the Chocolate Bash that opened late last year at 1449 Historical Plaza Way.

Chocolate Bash is a dessert destination for handcrafted crepes, fluffy pancakes, golden waffles, and rich chocolate-dipped strawberries.

They also have creamy milkshakes, bold matcha, decadent chocolate, creamy ice cream or signature Dubai chocolate bars. From custom dessert creations to build-your-own combos topped with fresh fruit.

Soft opening for

Nanki’s Collection

Nanki’s Collection — a store featuring custom Indian Wear, ready to wear outfits, and tailoring services — is planning a soft opening on Friday, March 13, at 312 Yosemite Ave. in downtown Manteca.

It includes a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m.

St. Patrick’s Day themed

Evening Chamber mixer

Phil Waterford’s Manteca Ford & Exotic High Line is hosting a Manteca Chamber of Commerce mixer on Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the 555 North Main St. dealership.

The St. Patrick’s Day theme gathering staged in conjunction with the Manteca Chamber of Commerce includes networking, food, and drinks.

To contact Dennis Wyatt, email dwyatt@mantecabulletin.com