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BEEPING BAG ISN’T BOMB
Airport Way between Louise Avenue and Northgate Drive in West Manteca was shut down shortly before 4 p.m. Tuesday after a suspected explosive device was discovered in a black plastic bag at the Union Pacific Railroad tracks.
SSJID OKs emergency water sale to Tuolumne
Nobody just gives away water these days.
Sales tax deals net Manteca $3.5M so far
Sales tax sharing deals that brought The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley anchored by Bass Pro Shops and Costco to Manteca have netted municipal coffers $3,539,221 in taxes over four years.
Ripon Unified faces bus driver shortage
Ripon Unified still has some tweaking to do with its transportation.
NOMINEES SOUGHT
Alex Hildebrand was an engineer by training and a farmer by vocation.
Crab feed battery suspect in court March 4
The Manteca High teacher arrested last month after a fight outside of a crab feed for a local elementary school will get his day in court.
2nd chance at first love
Nine days after Valentine's Day and exactly 21 days after their engagement, Patrick Payan and Andrea Juarez will exchange vows and wedding bands in front of family and friends.
PASTELS & PETALS
Mantecan Jean Ramey has added another feather to her artist's cap. Her nostalgic watercolor rendition of a restful garden setting has earned the nod of the Manteca Garden Club to be the signature picture that will grace the brochures, flyers and posters of the garden tour in May.
Sinkhole poses driving hazard on Highway 99
A sinkhole started developing on southbound Highway 99 at Austin Road at about 9:30 Monday night prompting numerous calls to the California Highway Patrol.
Manteca band 4th in Battle of the Bands
There are no trophies for fourth place.
Olsen speaks Thursday at Manteca gathering
Assemblywoman Kristin Olsen, R-Modesto, is speaking this Thursday at a meeting of the Manteca Patriots.
DUI/drivers license checkpoint Friday
The Manteca Police Department Traffic Unit will be conducting a DUI/Driver's License Checkpoint on Friday, Feb. 14, at an undisclosed location within the City of Manteca between the hours of 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.
SSJID seeks to squeeze more crops out of water
A bold initiative to take farm water conservation to the next level is being vetted by the South San Joaquin Irrigation District.
Using hands to keep people alive
Manteca District Ambulance wants to give Manteca-Lathrop residents the power to save lives.
Tee time for Ripon Soroptimists
The Soroptimist International of Ripon is calling the area's best foursomes – men, women and mixed – to Spring Creek Golf and Country Club for its annual golf tournament on May 5.
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Suspect in teen’s death released
The charges against 19-year-old Mia Aguiar are serious.
SSJID leery of state’s intentions
One of California's water rights gurus says the state wants to protect senior water rights such as the ones held by South San Joaquin Irrigation District.
Blaze destroys mobile home near MHS field
More than 30 firefighters battled a mobile home fire late Tuesday night attempting to keep the blazing inferno from setting adjacent structures on fire in the 500 block of Moffat Boulevard.
Manteca Punjabi group staging community event
Cultural and traditional pride will be on display Saturday for the annual Punjabi American Association Manteca "Bringing Communities Together" event.
WATER WAR ON HORIZON
A water war is about to erupt on the Stanislaus River.
TRIPLE BLESSING
Three girls – believed to be identical triplets – were born to a Manteca couple last week who already have two children at home.
Manteca’s goal: 5th fire station, new police office
Manteca needs to restore police and firefighting staffing to prerecession levels.
Library landscaping facelift on Arbor Day
The Manteca Public Library landscape facelift continues on Friday.
Tesla bringing jobs to Lathrop
It's a business at the forefront of the movement towards fossil fuel-free transportation.
‘ACT LIKE ZACH, SMILE LIKE ZACH’
Zachariah Gomez Hernandez smiled.
SSJID taking delivery of federal power
Electricity generated at federal facilities will start powering the South San Joaquin Irrigation District offices and a portion of the agency's pumps starting in 2015.
Candidates’ forum to feature three SJCOE superintendent candidates
STOCKTON - An open forum featuring the three candidates running for superintendent of San Joaquin County Office of Education will be held Thursday, April 24, in the Fireside Room of Central United Methodist Church in Stockton, 3700 Pacific Avenue. The event, which is open to the public free of charge, will begin with a "meet and greet" starting at 6:15 p.m. followed by the presentation of the candidates at 6:30 p.m.
Sleepy Hollow nearly empty
Just over a month ago the Sleepy Hollow Mobile Home Park was busting at the seams with squatters.
Steve Winter joining Hall of Fame
Steve Winter - a Manteca High Buffalo through and through for 40 years first as a student, then as a teacher and coach, next as an administrator, and then five years as principal - is being inducted into the Manteca Hall of Fame.
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