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ONE-STOP PERMIT OPEN HOUSE TODAY
The one-stop permit center in the Community Development Department will be showcased during an open house today at 10 a.m. at the Manteca Civic Center, 1001 W. Center St.
GECAC seeking volunteers to help tutor kids
Give Every Child A Chance is looking for a few dedicated volunteers to make a difference in the life of a students that are challenged in school. Students that struggle with reading and problem solving skills seem to have lost the excitement in learning.
IN UNIFORM
Justin Zunino BUCA Justin Zunino, graduated BU A School with top honors on March 4, 2009 at Naval Construction Training Command in Gulfport, Mississippi. Justin is stationed in Gulfport and currently attached with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 74. He was deployed to Afghanistan on August 7 for six months. Justin is the son of Rick and Kim Zunino of Manteca. He is a 2008 graduate of East Union High School. Joseph I. ...
Manteca hauls away tool shed
Even though it looked like a playhouse, Manteca's code enforcement officers said the decorative tool shed had to go from behind a fence and nestled too closely next to a home in the 600 block of Pestana Avenue as it was a lingering violation of the building code.
River Islands eyes 2011 start date
LATHROP - River Islands at Lathrop – the biggest housing development ever envisioned for the Northern San Joaquin Valley – won't probably be building its first home until 2011.
Relay for Life looking for entertainers
LATHROP – Angelina Navarro-Mays is looking for not just a few talented people. The more, the better as far as she is concerned. After all, she wants these individuals to display their talents and help a philanthropic cause at the same time – saving the lives of cancer victims and eradicating this deadly disease once and for all through research. Navarro-Mays, who is the entertainment co-chairperson for the first ever 24-hour Lathrop Relay for Life ...
One-stop permit center opens house Thursday
The runaround at City Hall that many experienced over the years trying to secure permits for building and businesses is finally coming to an end this Thursday with the opening of Manteca's one-stop permit center.
A Power-ful end to Manteca’s Downtown Farmer’s Market
It might have been the last Farmer's Market of the season, but that didn't prevent throngs of people from turning out at Library Park Tuesday afternoon to enjoy the outdoor-themed activities that organizers spent weeks planning.
ODDS & ENDS
FESM festa of accounts Sunday The Festa do Espiritu Santo is staging their annual Festa of Accounts on Sunday, Aug. 30, at noon. Sopas, traditional meat, bread and cabbage, will be served at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. to everyone present. Auction of Portguese sweet bread, coffee cakes and other donated items will be at 2 p.m. The evening will conclude with a dance by Erminio Lemos from 8 p.m. to midnight. The ...
Memorial march from county jail to Lathrop in aftermath of Lum’s death
LATHROP – A peaceful march in memory of the young Lathrop man whose untimely death has become a catalyst for awareness of the many issues affecting the mentally ill will be held Saturday, Sept. 12.
SOMETHING OLD & NEW
Mike Middleton went beyond expectations for kids when he volunteered to restore a Manteca police unit into a brand new looking gang prevention unit.
Chili cook-off on Saturday benefits food bank effort
What started as a grassroots campaign to raise money for the Second Harvest Food Bank has quickly grown into a massive community event.
SSJID may pump $6M more into local economy
The South San Joaquin Irrigation District is continuing its efforts to help pump up the economy while getting the best bang for the buck as they upgrade the agricultural water delivery system.
MINI PORTUGUESE FESTA
A mini Portuguese festa was held Sunday at the MRPS Hall in Manteca.
Program Thursday for those assisting with with ADHD, stroke, or brain trauma victims
Mary Nichols is founder of Healings in Motion, Inc., a patient-driven agency that serves a significant population locally of those who had strokes, brain injuries and brain attacks.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Vanishing voices of World War II veterans
World War II veterans are a dying breed – literally.
Lathrop teen learns lesson in karma
LATHROP – Phil Waterford wasn't having the best day.
Warm-hearted volunteers open heating center
There's a formula.
Lathrop not ready for ‘Redbox’ marijuana
LATHROP – It's like Redbox but for medical-grade pot.
BUNDLE UP
Mark Boudelik was busy balancing multiple phone calls Tuesday afternoon.
Trust fund set up for baby who lost father in accident
A memorial trust fund has been set up for the month-old baby who lost his father who died in a solo accident on Nov. 22 while hauling rice straw to the areas charred by this past summer's Rim Fire near Yosemite National Park.
WILD TIMES AHEAD
Things are going wild again at Manteca Trailer & Motorhome. For a wild-game feast, that is. And it's all gratis.
DECK THE HALLS
It was a historic and yuletide transformation of the Manteca Museum this past weekend as a team of volunteers put up decorations and dressed mannequins in preparation for Sunday's traditional open house.
Lathrop teen returned wallet with $2,000
LATHROP – Matthew Hernandez could be $2,000 richer.
DHM debuts renovated emergency room
Doctors Hospital's near $1 million restoration of its emergency room opened to the public Monday morning with the cutting of a ceremonial ribbon with a crowd of nearly 100 hospital and municipal staffers on hand.
Hutchings hits career milestone
Nursing has been a passion for Linda Hutchings for the past 50 years – a career that was celebrated by Doctors Hospital administrators and staffers in their conference room recently.
Measure G committee to look at Weston plans
The Measure G Oversight Committee on voter-approved projects at Weston and Colony Oak schools will meet today at the Ripon Unified District Office Conference Room, 304 N. Acacia Ave.
Place of Refuge launching pad for ministry
Annie Carver wore a flaming bright orange shirt with matching black jacket and hat. But even more eye-catching was the big smile she wore throughout the evening as she kept her hands busy at the portable grille barbecuing hot dogs and ladling up bowls of piping hot chili.
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