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She’s hoping to collect 1,000 cans of food
Taela Heath doesn't mind the occasional summer heat wave, or the monotony of waiting for the community to realize what she's doing at the Manteca Convention and Visitors Bureau Farmers Market every Tuesday night.
Let people vote on downtown
Samuel Anderson believes the future of downtown Manteca is too important to include only the "current occupants, consultants and the city" in the decision making process.
Jose Zaragoza continues to tell of need for organ donors
Jose Zaragoza lost his son to a football-related injury about five years ago.
Rural residents fear closure of 2 fire stations
LATHROP - The family of Lathrop City Councilman Sonny Dhaliwal knows full well the role of the Lathrop-Manteca Fire District is a matter of life and death to its citizens.
Art posters on display, canned food drive at farmer’s market
Manteca's young aspiring artists will take the center stage during tonight's downtown farmers market.
Ramping up for 2010 Manteca Idol
It was a reuniting of old friends and timid newcomers that wanted to work on their vocal skills as the Manteca Idol season quickly approaches.
Mexican meat market claims ‘best burritos’ in Ripon
RIPON - A Mexican meat market in Ripon is unique in its charm all because of its owner Theresa Guzman, who, for the past five years, has instilled in her staff of seven the importance of a cheerful greeting to her customers – smiles are the order of the day.
BLD surpasses projections
Kevin Costner couldn't have scripted a more successful story.
Manteca serving up restaurant week event
Jack Kelley doesn't mince his words.
CAPS honors Dick Prada by naming center in his memory
Dick Prada was among those back in 1976 who believed Manteca needed to provide a way of assisting developmentally disabled adults by launching a day program.
Ripon Garden Stroll takes place Sept. 11
RIPON – Gardens belonging to two landscaping businesses and the owners of McManis Winery in Ripon are among the half-dozen attractions featured in the annual September Garden Stroll sponsored by the Ripon Garden Club.
Free shredding event helps fight ID theft
Forty-five less Manteca residents were the victim of identity theft in the first five months of this year compared to the same time period of 2009.
Downtown Manteca is their cup of tea
You don't have to take a trip across the pond to get an authentic cup of British tea.
Transit center in downtown’s future
The long-awaited Manteca Transit Center is picking up steam.
Steven Silva has worked farmers markets since age 6
Two recent high school grads clearly demonstrate a passion for community through a unique work ethic as they busy themselves weekly in the DePalma Farms booth at both the farmers markets at Manteca and Ripon.
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Mousalimas taking oath on Jan. 9 as
James A. Mousalimas, the new San Joaquin County Superintendent of Schools, will be sworn in at a public ceremony on Friday, Jan. 9, at 5 p.m.
Coroner still hasn’t released cause of Marelich’s death
What happened to Kelly Marelich?
Holidays change city’s garbage collection days
If your garbage is collected on Thursday and Friday normally in Manteca, it won't happen for the next two weeks.
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.
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