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Lathrop leaders praise sheriff’s police services
LATHROP – The numbers don't like.
Sales tax hike raising $2M for Lathrop
LATHROP – Out of every dollar you spend in Lathrop, an extra penny goes to pay for enhanced city services.
MUSD open enrollment starts Jan. 7
Parents whose children are attending schools in Manteca Unified and would like to transfer them to another campus in the district will have the opportunity to do just that from January 7 through Jan 31, 2014.
New city hall not high on list
Mayor Willie Weatherford notes that some cities build grandiose city halls that conjure up images of the Taj Mahal.
Ripon enrollment down from 2012
Recent enrollment figures at Ripon Unified were reportedly a mixed blessing.
KEEP ON TRUCKIN’
Ray Utter is among those responsible for you having gas in your car.
MUSD re-instates Manteca Adult vice principal job
The position of Manteca Adult School vice principal is being re-instated effective immediately.
9-year-old girl dies from crash injuries
A 9-year-old girl that was severely injured in a two-vehicle accident on Monday outside of Modesto has died.
Veteran starts winery to help comrades
LIVERMORE – Josh Laine has been shot, stabbed and blown up.
Manteca asking Uncle Sam for help with new interchange
The Highway 99/Antone Raymus Expressway interchange, without a doubt has the potential of being the most expensive public works project ever tackled by the City of Manteca.
FORGOTTEN SPACES
History often hides in plain sight, and that's true of Manteca's downtown corridor and surrounding neighborhood. The Bulletin recently took a tour of the old Independent Order of Odd Fellows building, once widely considered the city's social epicenter, unlocking memories of an older generation.
Rich history overlooks downtown Manteca
Sometimes you stumble upon a stranger who opens your eyes to a world hiding in plain sight.
Manteca Ford helps make holidays bright
There were a lot of things that Aaron Harmon could have been doing Tuesday morning other than standing outside in the cold.
Chamber maps way for Ripon to help lure visitors’ dollars
The illustrations of the streets and landmarks on this map of Ripon may be reminiscent of that of a popular theme park.
Price kills idea of Lathrop park Wi-Fi
LATHROP – It seemed like such a great idea.
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A COMMUNITY IS BORN
The second a stolen vehicle rolls onto one of four bridges that will access River Islands at Lathrop law enforcement will be alerted.
Ripon’s First Family of Wine
The Franzia Brothers Winery – the oldest in Ripon – was reopened after Prohibition when matriarch Teresa (Carrara) made a monumental decision with her sons at her side underneath a walnut tree and huller outside their rural home.
Ohnmacht earns Miss Manteca title
Priscilla Alexandra Ohnmacht was crowned Miss Manteca 2014 Youth Focus Friday at Calvary Community Church.
Man saves 4 from fire
A 32-year-old Manteca man was hailed as a hero Thursday morning after saving a family of four from a $1.2 million apartment complex fire in the 400 block of Cherry Lane.
SIGN OF PROGRESS
What could end up being Manteca's most high profile sign has been in limbo for three years.
Retired county schools leader enjoying life
Rick Wentworth may be retired. But he's still on the go.
Manteca on track for big home year
This could shape up as a big year for home building in Manteca.
Ripon history projects carry $27,500 price tag
Folks in Ripon have a chance to step up to help save a piece of history.
Youth Focus competition tonight, Saturday
Over the past six weeks, Manteca Youth Focus has hosted workshops, trainings and rehearsals all in preparation the 2014 Manteca Youth Focus extravaganza "Puttin' on the Ritz" Scholarship Competitions.
Manteca man rescues family from apartment fire
A 32-year-old Manteca man rescued a family of four from a second-story porch during an apartment fire in the 400 block of Cherry Lane on Thursday morning.
Are train horn blasts too loud?
John Harris can hear the trains a comin' and that is not necessarily a good thing.
PREGNANCY HELP
Thanks to the hungry mouths of hundreds, the Pregnancy Help Center was able to raise thousands toward its mobile ultrasound unit.
New homes may pay tax for police, fire
Future community facilities districts for new neighborhoods built in Manteca could tax those that buy homes for the cost of police and fire services among with other municipal amenities.
Six private Edens featured in May garden tour
The Manteca Garden Club has released the six home gardens that will be featured in the annual Garden Tour in May. Three of the six are private Edens belonging to members of the club.
Council chambers’ $700K makeover
Ninety years ago the American Disabilities Act wasn't around.
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