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Murdered Lathrop man identified
Investigators have determined that the man found dead inside of a major marijuana grow house in West Lathrop Thursday morning was the victim of a homicide.
Homeless shelters ‘a right’
Any group has "the right" to open a homeless shelter for single men in Manteca as long as they do so in a general commercial zone.
JACK’S VILLAGE
At first glance Jack Snyder's Christmas village is stunningly impressive.
Cities prepare for floods while drought continues
The biggest threat to Manteca and Lathrop: Flood or drought?
Louise: On track for widening
Road work on Louise Avenue may take a little longer than expected.
GIFT OF WARMTH
The families at Manteca HOPE Shelter and Raymus Home in Manteca are getting a truck-load delivery of blankets this weekend.
Second skate park in works for Lathrop
Skaters in Lathrop might have a second place to shred by the time the rainy season wraps up.
Tree contest provides non-profit with funds
You can get a peek at the latest in housing trends while casting a vote for your favorite decorated Christmas tree to benefit three Manteca non-profits.
District disputes trustee’s account
A statement from the Manteca Unified School District was received by the Manteca Bulletin on Wednesday regarding that day's page one story about Trustee Ashley Drain of Area 2 trying to help a student at Weston Ranch High School who was suspended for five days.
Morowit goes GQ on council
The spiffy look that newly seated Councilman Mike Morowit sported at Tuesday's meeting didn't go unnoticed by Leonard Smith.
GROWING ON THE JOB
Omar Ornelas at 19-years of age thought he already had the whole world figured out.
Hernandez gets nod for council
Vince Hernandez is back in the saddle.
Champagne brunch, fashion show Saturday
A holiday treat is in store for those 40 and older this Saturday.
55-year-old barricades self in motel
A call for help on Tuesday morning at the America's Best Value Inn on East Yosemite Avenue quickly turned into a tense two-hour standoff with police.
DOWN THEY COME
Monday's nearly inch precipitation on top of last week's two inches of rain from the devastating storm was the death knell for the old towering tree along the alley near the Post Office in downtown Manteca.
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Get ready for rain barrels
New homes built in Manteca may soon have a new feature - rain barrels and cisterns.
RAIN DROPS RETURN
New Melones Reservoir - the linchpin dam on the Stanislaus River - is dropping again on the eve of a four-day weather system that promises to usher in March with a whimper.
Their mission: Remember the fallen
Tracy Cemetery is the resting place of nearly 1,000 veterans. They may be gone but certainly not forgotten.
Give Every Child a Chance bowl-a-thon on Saturday
The Give Every Child a Chance (GECAC) Antone E. Raymus, 16th Annual Bowl-A-Thon takes place Saturday, Feb. 28.
Property tax up 14%
Manteca's adopted budget calls for the city to dip into reserves to close out the books on June 30 to bridge a $592,940 structured deficit.
HOLD THE WATER
Don't expect to find that complimentary glass of water on your table the next time you sit down at a restaurant.
Rules against excess watering of landscaping being formed
Wasting landscape water for some future development could become a costly proposition.
Tentative port deal helps almond growers
The Almond Hullers & Processors Association applauded the tentative agreement reached to resolve the West Coast ports situation.
Weston Ranch student wins art contest
Victor Hernandez of Weston Ranch High School won the judges' nod in the art contest sponsored by the Manteca Garden Club. As the winner among 19 entries submitted, he receives $100 cash prize.
Area high school seniors honored by Daughters of American Revolution
Seniors at East Union, Manteca High, Lathrop High, and Sierra high schools were among those honored as Good Citizens by the El Toyon chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The local students were among the 14 who were recognized during a ceremony attended by the students with their parents, guardians, counselors, and administrators at the Central United Methodist Church in Stockton.
IT’S SERIOUS, FOLKS
Four winters. Four consecutive years of drought.
63 PARKS & COUNTING
Manteca hit a milestone three month ago when the city completed its 63rd park facility.
Help sought to spruce up veterans graves
There are hundreds of veterans buried at the pioneer East Union Cemetery in Manteca. The markers on many of the gravestones, through the years, have deteriorated and have become weather-worn.
Blight fight continues along Moffat
Manteca's ugly ducking thoroughfare - Moffat Boulevard - is inching closer to swan status.
Murder suspect faces other charges
If the murder case won't be enough to potentially keep Richard Howard Watkins behind bars for life, the other charges very likely will.
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