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Nearly 1,000 say farewell to Manteca’s John Cambra
John Cambra was remembered by family and friends who filled St. Anthony's of Padna Catholic Church for his funeral mass Monday morning – many bringing their restored hotrods that he had a hand in rebuilding.
14,555 more Mantecans by 2014?
More than adequate wastewater treatment capacity is helping promote affordable housing in Manteca.
Manteca buying hybrid refuse truck
Getting rid of Manteca's garbage is a dirty job but it is about to get a bit cleaner.
SSJID funding $1M of improvements for Woodward Reservoir recreation
A million dollars from the South San Joaquin Irrigation District is helping upgrade one of the more popular regional summer recreation destinations - Woodward Reservoir.
Two dozen graduations this week
Graduation gets into full swing this week at Manteca Unified and Ripon Unified campuses.
Seat belt crackdown comes with higher fines
A seat belt crackdown starts today in Manteca and runs through June 6.
Homeowners picking up tab for park maintenance
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SSJID may net $50M a year
An independent consultant's study contends South San Joaquin Irrigation District has undervalued PG&E's assets and underestimated future power costs.
City spending $89K in bid to get part of $800 billion
Manteca is spending $89,000 again for the services of a lobbying firm that specializes in pitching projects before Congressional leaders and key bureaucrats who give the thumbs up and thumbs down to how special federal funds are distributed to local jurisdictions.
Manteca farmers market returns on June 1
Manteca's downtown certified farmers market returns to Library Park on June 1.
Mantecan makes 15 dresses for Medieval Faire
The wedding day is in two months and you have yet to start making the gown for the bride who just happens to be your daughter.
Manteca CVB open house this Thursday
The Manteca Convention & Visitors Center is conducting a grand opening and open house for the Manteca Visitors Center located in The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley this Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m.
PETS & PALS TURNS 25
Scenes from the Pets & Pals Adoption Center's 25th anniversary celebration that took place Saturday in Lathrop.
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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.
IT’S SERIOUS, FOLKS
Four winters. Four consecutive years of drought.
63 PARKS & COUNTING
Manteca hit a milestone three month ago when the city completed its 63rd park facility.
Help sought to spruce up veterans graves
There are hundreds of veterans buried at the pioneer East Union Cemetery in Manteca. The markers on many of the gravestones, through the years, have deteriorated and have become weather-worn.
Blight fight continues along Moffat
Manteca's ugly ducking thoroughfare - Moffat Boulevard - is inching closer to swan status.
Murder suspect faces other charges
If the murder case won't be enough to potentially keep Richard Howard Watkins behind bars for life, the other charges very likely will.
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