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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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Herbs topic Monday for garden club
Adria Afferino of The Greenery Nursery will be the featured speaker at the Monday, March 17, meeting of the Manteca Garden Club. She will be speaking on growing, harvesting, and preserving herbs.
Manteca’s municipal pit bull rules
If you live in Manteca and own a pit bull breed you either have to get it fixed, qualify as a legitimate breeder through a set of tight rules, or risk becoming a criminal and having the dog destroyed.
FIRST COMES BABY
It was an unexpected and emotional engagement party at Doctors Hospital Monday morning for a Manteca couple that's been together for some six years.
River Islands going after 16,000 jobs
Distribution and warehousing are spurring job growth in the Northern San Joaquin Valley.
Rare rabbits matter at RI
A hunter back in the late 1990s shot a rabbit along Paradise Cut on Stewart Tract.
Police Chief speaks Thursday at Patriots meeting
Manteca's Chief Police Chief Nick Obligacion is speaking Thursday, March 13, at a meeting of the Manteca Patriots from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Chez Shari at the Manteca Golf Course on North Union Road.
Endangered riparian brush rabbit is found only south & west of Manteca
The riparian brush rabbit is an endangered species now limited to just two tiny populations in Caswell State Park six miles south of Manteca and other spots further downstream.
Ripon board considers Colony Oak upgrade contract
The time is nearing for construction to begin at Weston School.
Apartment developer wants Lathrop sewer
It was a scenario that city engineer Glen Gebhardt had never before seen.
Colony Oak principal leaves school
Marlon Gayle is no longer the principal of Colony Oak Elementary School in Ripon.
Hearts & Hands opens new Manteca location
There was a time when CiCi Juarez had a hard time gauging the people of Manteca. She was new to The Family City, and fittingly, the Bay Area transplant felt like an outsider.
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.
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