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Manteca Police officer recovering from injuries
The police officer injured after being attacked by a vagrant he had attempted to stop is recuperating after being treated and released from an area hospital.
MEMORIAL WEEKEND EVENTS
There are five different events honoring those who have fallen while serving America as well as those who served in the military and have since passed away.
Merchants worry they might be next lawsuit targets
Dan Kaiser doesn't agree with Carmichael-based attorney Scott Johnson's tactics for making sure that California businesses comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Horsing around during afterschool program
Mack is the 7-year-old American Paint/Quarter horse belonging to Kaitlyn Zaborsky.
Memorial Weekend events honoring the fallen
Events are planned this weekend as part of Manteca's Memorial Day Commemoration that typically draws upwards of 25,000 people.
Salt triggers water concerns
Marty Harris and at least 202 other rural residents are worried a plan by Manteca to use recycled wastewater to irrigate landscaping and farm crops could ultimately damage almond production.
MAN’S BEST FRIEND
Alice Smith rummages through boxes in the garage, searching for a photo of a long-lost relative she's never met.
Lathrop may regulate sale of e-cigarettes
Just because that e-cigarette is electronic doesn't necessarily mean that it's welcome everywhere.
Rounds up, revenue down
Play at Manteca's golf course was up in 2013 by 1,188 rounds but green fee revenue was down $42,242.
ADA lawsuit relief on hold in Congress
Congressional relief to stop serial drive-by American with Disabilities Act litigators from preying on businesses such as the 21 so far slapped with lawsuits in Manteca isn't coming any time soon.
Gas pumps coming back to store location
LATHROP – When Circle K packed up and left Lathrop they took their gas pumps with them.
SHE HAD A BIG HEART
Editor's note: The following are excerpts from Lauren Council's speech Saturday during opening ceremonies for the Ripon Relay for Life at Ripon High staged to benefit the American Cancer Society.
COWELL CARES
One little candle can brighten up a whole world of darkness. And one act of kindness, however infinitesimal, can make a humongous difference.
SHARPS bid adieu to 16-year volunteer
Short in stature, huge in heart for everyone he has met in the Manteca, Ripon and Escalon communities, "Shorty" Wolf, 84, is moving to his native Oklahoma today to live with son Michael Wolf.
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Only 1 of 3 incumbents in council race so far
LATHROP – Only one of the three incumbents has taken the first step towards securing his seat for the next four years.
McKinley-120 interchange
The proposed McKinley Avenue interchange could be the first step toward easing congestion on the 120 Bypass.
TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS
Mike Morowit's financial savvy has managed to keep Miner Mart a viable business through two economic downturns and a tectonic shift in Manteca retailing during the past 20 years.
Pastor still waiting on Las Vegas grand jury
The waiting game continues for Manteca Pastor Rob Cox.
Manteca Ford gives thousands to flag cleaning
Phil Waterford loves Manteca's patriotic backbone.
Growth triumphs over Manteca Rural Committee
Back in the 1980s the residents along the north side of Louise Avenue between Airport Way and the railroad tracks formed the nucleus of the Manteca Rural Committee.
Tough Manteca balancing act
Manteca has entered the green versus yellow lawn quandary.
SHE’S THE BEST: IT FIGURES
Brandi Galindo plays with a quiet confidence, but her physique cuts a loud impression.
RIPON HONORS THE HOBBS
It was a red carpet event Thursday night when San Joaquin County Supervisor Ken Vogel officially installed five board members to new terms on the Ripon Chamber of Commerce board during a dinner at the Spring Creek Country Club.
Prayer Valley helps feed needy near Library Park
Ron Corbin was getting ready to bicycle from the Prayer Valley Church food distribution effort last week across from Library Park to his brother's home with bags of food on the handle bars.
School summer repairs to the tune of $500,000
Several schools in Manteca Unified will be greeting the new school year with new roofs and playground equipment, smooth pavements that were once cracked, newly replaced lighting units, new carpets on the floors, and fresh coats of paint in a number of classrooms.
Ripon voters will decide how to elect board
When Ripon Unified voters hit the polls in November, they'll have a say so on how to conduct future school board elections.
Manteca driver killed, Ripon resident injured
An 81-year-old Manteca woman sustained fatal injuries in a 7 a.m. Wednesday crash while driving her 2007 Ford sedan at Louise Avenue and Jack Tone Road, according to a CHP report.
Ripon firefighters get called often to Stanislaus River
Dennis Bitters would rather not see you.
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