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Former Bulletin photographer’s hug thwarts bank robbery
A bear hug administered by former Manteca Bulletin news photographer and Pulitzer Prize winner Kim Komenich prevented a man from robbing a San Jose bank.
Manteca Idol 2010 auditions start May 1
Melanee Scarborough knows the power of the "cell phone game" when it comes to spreading news among youth.
FAMILY SCIENCE FAIR
Scenes from Wednesday's Creative Child care South County's Family Science Fair Night conducted at the Lathrop Community Center.
Manteca’s ugly duckling ‘front door’ going through transformation
April showers will bring May shrubs and trees.
Flea market raising building funds for Our Lady of Guadalupe
LATHROP – Parishioners of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Lathrop have started a new fund-raiser for its church-building project: a monthly flea market.
Two car washes helping cancer victim
Jerald Martin's best friend is his wife.
TO THE SUCCESS OF SHS SPORTS
Scenes from Saturday's Sierra High Athletic Boosters wine social at Delicato Vineyards
Free fries Friday at Jack in the Box
The taxman may cometh on April 15th, but Jack in the Box restaurants will giveth on Friday, April 16, by offering guests a free small order of the chain's new French fries on that day. No purchase is necessary, and the giveaway is limited to one order per guest for the day.
Relay for Life hosts survivors this Saturday
This year the Manteca Relay for Life Committee is hard at work to reach its goals. The volunteer members are striving to become a Million Dollar Relay. What that means is that if they hit their fundraising goal of $167,000 for this year's event, they will have raised $1,000,000 in 11 years.
Swamp rock, rockabilly bands in concert April 17 at Rookies Sports Bar & Grill
Swamp rock 'n rockabilly night is coming to Manteca.
Drive-thru dinner benefit Friday for 2008 Sierra High graduate
Fagundes Meats of Manteca is catering the drive-thru dinner fund-raiser for 2008 Sierra High School graduate Sierra Johnson who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, or ALL, just before Thanksgiving last year. She is being treated at the Oakland Children's Hospital where she is scheduled to have a bone marrow transplant next month.
Legion steak dinner takes place Saturday
The American Legion's big steak dinner is this Saturday, April 17, at the Legion Hall, 220 E. Yosemite Ave.
Car wash on Thursday will assist mom in cancer fight
Victoria Martin is battling cancer.
Marissa’s prom dress dream has no bounds
RIPON – The crowd around the Marissa's Closet booth at the Crossroads Street Fair was almost overwhelming for Melinda Shaw.
Apartments may help combat Lathrop blight
LATHROP – The latest step in the City of Lathrop's continuing effort to rejuvenate the areas in and around the Historic Old Town District is being discussed at the next Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday.
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SCORING WITH MUSIC
Gordon Kennedy trudges between rooms of his music lesson studio lackadaisically.
New Melones water releases skyrocket to fight salinity
The Stanislaus River is paying for the sins of the Central Valley Water Project.
20 years for trying to kill sleeping couple
Ray Joseph, 20, of Sacramento, has been sentenced to 27 years in state prison for the attempted murder of a Manteca couple as they slept in their bed at their home on Victory Avenue in September of 2013.
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.
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