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Manteca Police officer recovering from injuries
The police officer injured after being attacked by a vagrant he had attempted to stop is recuperating after being treated and released from an area hospital.
MEMORIAL WEEKEND EVENTS
There are five different events honoring those who have fallen while serving America as well as those who served in the military and have since passed away.
Merchants worry they might be next lawsuit targets
Dan Kaiser doesn't agree with Carmichael-based attorney Scott Johnson's tactics for making sure that California businesses comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Horsing around during afterschool program
Mack is the 7-year-old American Paint/Quarter horse belonging to Kaitlyn Zaborsky.
Memorial Weekend events honoring the fallen
Events are planned this weekend as part of Manteca's Memorial Day Commemoration that typically draws upwards of 25,000 people.
Salt triggers water concerns
Marty Harris and at least 202 other rural residents are worried a plan by Manteca to use recycled wastewater to irrigate landscaping and farm crops could ultimately damage almond production.
MAN’S BEST FRIEND
Alice Smith rummages through boxes in the garage, searching for a photo of a long-lost relative she's never met.
Lathrop may regulate sale of e-cigarettes
Just because that e-cigarette is electronic doesn't necessarily mean that it's welcome everywhere.
Rounds up, revenue down
Play at Manteca's golf course was up in 2013 by 1,188 rounds but green fee revenue was down $42,242.
ADA lawsuit relief on hold in Congress
Congressional relief to stop serial drive-by American with Disabilities Act litigators from preying on businesses such as the 21 so far slapped with lawsuits in Manteca isn't coming any time soon.
Gas pumps coming back to store location
LATHROP – When Circle K packed up and left Lathrop they took their gas pumps with them.
SHE HAD A BIG HEART
Editor's note: The following are excerpts from Lauren Council's speech Saturday during opening ceremonies for the Ripon Relay for Life at Ripon High staged to benefit the American Cancer Society.
COWELL CARES
One little candle can brighten up a whole world of darkness. And one act of kindness, however infinitesimal, can make a humongous difference.
SHARPS bid adieu to 16-year volunteer
Short in stature, huge in heart for everyone he has met in the Manteca, Ripon and Escalon communities, "Shorty" Wolf, 84, is moving to his native Oklahoma today to live with son Michael Wolf.
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99RISE TREK
It's a 480-mile walk from Los Angeles to Sacramento.
Binford’s custom bike 2nd in cable competition
Everything that Paul Binford ever wanted to put into a custom bike he packed into the one he and his crew just finished.
Golf: Write off $1.4M loan
Manteca's golf course is expected to come within $13,300 of covering of its operating expenses in the fiscal year that starts in 15 days.
Minimum wage hike costs city $21,000
Upwards of 100 part-time Manteca Parks and Recreation workers are getting a pay raise in 15 days.
SERVING RIPON
Ripon's Harvey Douma, 97, is the ironman of community service.
MUSD-Beijing sister-school venture explored
Three Manteca Unified School District employees could find themselves in Beijing, China, late this month through early July.
Lathrop adds muscle effort to fight weeds
LATHROP – The Lathrop Manteca Fire District offers no breaks when it comes to weed abatement.
McCreath tapped for FC School principal
For Suzanne McCreath, the days of being vice principal of two elementary schools in Manteca Unified will end at the beginning of school in August. That's when she will assume her new post as principal of French Camp Elementary.
Enrolment available for upcoming Manteca Police Junior CSI Academy
Youngsters can learn some of the police procedures on collecting evidence at a crime scene.
Legal costs: Fatal blow?
The front entrance to The Hair Company is blocked off by caution tape.
Store aisles not wide enough
Manteca Feed was like the Toys 'R Us for farmers in Manteca and surrounding areas for more than half a century.
Lawyer creates fear in business community
Paranoia strikes deep
200-year flood threatens 30,000 Manteca, Lathrop, WR area residents
All of Lathrop west of Interstate 5 and east of the San Joaquin River, every dwelling in Weston Ranch as well as southwest Manteca neighborhoods could end up under upwards of 10 feet of water in the event of a major flood rated as a 200-year occurrence.
Manteca may add one police officer, one firefighter
Manteca may expand its public safety force by one police officer and one firefighter during the fiscal year starting July 1.
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