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Her lesson: Pennies can measure your success
Ripon High's new AP English Teacher learned early in life that you must never give up, even if it's forging ahead just one penny at a time toward your goals.
Ida Schepel was Bethany Home’s first resident
As with any new business venture, there inevitably is somebody who has the distinct honor of being the "first." Whether it is the first customer, or the first client, or the first consumer, there is usually somebody who is going to be the first one to be served. In the case of Bethany Home, Mrs. Ida Schepel became its first resident in 1963 when the construction was completed, and the doors were opened for the ...
Trial for three murder suspects still a ways off
If the three men being charged with the murder of a 51-year-old Manteca man earlier this year do end up going to trial, they might not see the inside of a courtroom until next spring.
Here come the Segways
Forget horses. Forget bicycles. Forget trudging through the crowd on foot. The Manteca Police Department is going modern. Thanks to a $46,000 grant from the San Joaquin Air Pollution Control District, residents will soon see the officers that patrol large city functions making their around on Segways. They're the two-wheeled, battery-powered machines that move based on the weight distribution of the rider. Lean forward and it goes forward. Lean back and it stops. Lean sharply ...
CHEERING AT RAIDERS GAME
It took the Manteca High cheer program exactly four minutes to leave a lasting impression on the Oakland Raiderettes.
Manteca Unified ponders school site land switch
A possible land exchange agreement between the Manteca Unified School District and Union Ranch Properties, LLC is one of the items to be discussed Wednesday by the Measure M Citizens' Oversight Committee.
Ice cream benefit raises over $1,000; gives Kassner hope
Kallie Kassner endures through the pain, the quarter-inch of small intestine protruding through her abdomen wall and the pouch that collects the waste.
Small jet hits hangar at Santa Monica Airport
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - A small jet that took off from Idaho has crashed into a storage hangar and started a large fire after landing Sunday night at a Southern California airport, officials said.
Little Miss Hispanic winner loses title
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - The winner of the Little Miss Hispanic Delaware contest has been stripped of her crown over concerns that she is not Hispanic.
Helicopter pilot killed by rotor at Pa. fair
BLOOMSBURG, Pa. (AP) - A helicopter pilot is dead after officials say he walked into the aircraft's spinning rotor while giving rides at Pennsylvania's largest fair.
Pumpkin Run set for Saturday
The Faustina Rosas Memorial Pumpkin Run taking place this Saturday is a major fundraiser for the Manteca Unified Student Trust.
Less water use, less costs
A move by South San Joaquin Irrigation District to possibly become the first irrigation district in California to go to a 100 percent pressurized delivery system may pay unexpected dividends in reduced ongoing maintenance costs.
NOW SERVING THE PUBLIC
Ann Drum and her friends, Candice Whitlock and Makenzie Edwards were all smiles. Their grins rivaled their bright snow-white garbs and the matching chef's hats perched on their heads.
More landscaping on way for Woodward Avenue
The advance of development south of the 120 Bypass originally was expected to turn Woodward Avenue into a wide expanse of more than 70 feet of asphalt running from Main Street to the western city limits.
Tilton fends off attack regarding previous job
Election is more than a year away. But Jeff Tilton, who is hoping to take the seat that will be vacated by San Joaquin County Office of Education Superintendent Mick Founts, is already fending off accusations of impropriety in connection with his previous jobs.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Lathrop teen learns lesson in karma
LATHROP – Phil Waterford wasn't having the best day.
Warm-hearted volunteers open heating center
There's a formula.
Lathrop not ready for ‘Redbox’ marijuana
LATHROP – It's like Redbox but for medical-grade pot.
BUNDLE UP
Mark Boudelik was busy balancing multiple phone calls Tuesday afternoon.
Trust fund set up for baby who lost father in accident
A memorial trust fund has been set up for the month-old baby who lost his father who died in a solo accident on Nov. 22 while hauling rice straw to the areas charred by this past summer's Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park.
WILD TIMES AHEAD
Things are going wild again at Manteca Trailer & Motorhome. For a wild-game feast, that is. And it's all gratis.
DECK THE HALLS
It was a historic and yuletide transformation of the Manteca Museum this past weekend as a team of volunteers put up decorations and dressed mannequins in preparation for Sunday's traditional open house.
Lathrop teen returned wallet with $2,000
LATHROP – Matthew Hernandez could be $2,000 richer.
DHM debuts renovated emergency room
Doctors Hospital's near $1 million restoration of its emergency room opened to the public Monday morning with the cutting of a ceremonial ribbon with a crowd of nearly 100 hospital and municipal staffers on hand.
Hutchings hits career milestone
Nursing has been a passion for Linda Hutchings for the past 50 years – a career that was celebrated by Doctors Hospital administrators and staffers in their conference room recently.
Measure G committee to look at Weston plans
The Measure G Oversight Committee on voter-approved projects at Weston and Colony Oak schools will meet today at the Ripon Unified District Office Conference Room, 304 N. Acacia Ave.
Place of Refuge launching pad for ministry
Annie Carver wore a flaming bright orange shirt with matching black jacket and hat. But even more eye-catching was the big smile she wore throughout the evening as she kept her hands busy at the portable grille barbecuing hot dogs and ladling up bowls of piping hot chili.
First responders rush on foot to aid drowning child
It was something being near miraculous that brought a 2-year-old toddler back to life Sunday afternoon when a trio of first responders were out walking their dogs shortly before 5 p.m.
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