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Testing the waters

By GLENN KAHL

September 18, 2011 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS


Homeland Security may buy surveillance cameras for new transit station

Surveillance cameras costing $65,000 may be installed at the new Manteca transit station when construction is completed in 2012.

September 18, 2011 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


Lincoln Park’s parking lot getting a makeover

Manteca's oldest community recreation complex - Lincoln Park - is about to get another upgrade.

September 18, 2011 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


Dubious claim created Manteca tradition

Half Moon Bay's bold and dubious claim in the 1970s that it is the Pumpkin Capital of the World has helped generate around $1 million for Manteca non-profits.

September 17, 2011 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


SAFETY ON TRACK

The chances of pedestrians taking deadly shortcuts across Union Pacific Railroad's main rail line through Manteca between Main Street and Industrial Park Drive has been greatly reduced.

September 17, 2011 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS


Best month for job gains in Manteca in three years

August was the best month in three years for job growth for Manteca residents as 900 people found employment.

September 17, 2011 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


Manteca officer receiving kudos for making arrests

The quick action of a Manteca Police officer back in early February, that ended in the arrest of two armed robbery suspects after a foot pursuit, is being lauded by the Manteca City Council.

September 17, 2011 | Staff reports of the Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin | NEWS


St. Anthony’s Harvest festival today & Sunday

Manteca's longest running celebration - the annual St. Anthony's Harvest Festival - takes place today and Sunday at the church grounds at Fremont and Sutter streets.

September 17, 2011 | Staff reports of the Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin | NEWS


Realtors’ golf tournament trumpets $500 cash prize; proceeds supporting food banks

Central Valley Realtors are using their golfing talents to raise money for the South San Joaquin County Food Bank and Turkeys R Us for the upcoming holidays.

September 17, 2011 | | NEWS


Sales tax for public safety?

LATHROP – A half sales tax could generate $1 million a year to help hire additional firefighters and police for the City of Lathrop.

September 16, 2011 | Jason Campbell | NEWS


7 1/2 months as POW

Armando Cordoba was 3 ½ klicks behind enemy lines on a recon mission in Cambodia when he realized that he was in trouble.

September 16, 2011 | Jason Campbell | NEWS


HOPE Ministries coming up short on funds to run homeless shelters

Hundreds of families – including single moms with children – have been kept from living permanently on the streets since the HOPE Family Shelters first opened 19 years ago.

September 16, 2011 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


Suspicious truck sightings around McParland School

Students, parents and teachers at McParland School on Northgate Drive have been alerted to a suspicious truck that has been seen near the campus on three occasions triggering fear for the safety of its students.

September 16, 2011 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS


Soroptimists donate $10K for Teen Crisis Counseling

Twenty-two years equals $285,000.

September 16, 2011 | Rose Albano Risso | NEWS


Motorcycle rider fleeing CHP, crashes then runs on foot

RIPON - A young motorcycle rider fled a CHP officer Wednesday night about 10 o'clock ending up in a Ripon residential neighborhood where he crashed his sports model Kawasaki and ran from the scene.

September 16, 2011 | Bulletin Staff Reports | NEWS


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St. Mary’s Theatre staging ‘Hunchback’

The award-winning St. Mary's High School Theatre Department kicks off its 2016-2017 season with a stage adaptation of one of the world's great ...

September 18, 2016 | | NEWS


VFW roasting Pastor Mike Dillman

Jimmie Connors Post 6311 Veterans of Foreign Wars located in Manteca will be conducting their 3rd Annual Roast to raise funds to help equip their ...

September 18, 2016 | | NEWS


1946: Murphy sells Bulletin

20 years ago

September 18, 2016 | | NEWS


Silva: A ‘Pink Lady’ for 26 years

Lucille Silva has served for 26 years as a "Pink Lady" volunteer at Doctors Hospital of Manteca.

September 17, 2016 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS


SSJID deal on drains cuts city cost $4.1M

South San Joaquin Irrigation District and the City of Manteca have hammered out a storm drainage agreement amendment that will slash the cost of installing ...

September 17, 2016 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


Manteca will spend $5.9M on new signs, signal work

A federal mandate for traffic signs to meet new reflectivity stands and a need to update Manteca's 50 plus signalized traffic intersections to improve ...

September 17, 2016 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


Town hall meeting on Lathrop Road

Next week the City of Lathrop will host an informational town hall meeting to discuss the proposed Lathrop Road realignment and how it will impact ...

September 16, 2016 | Jason Campbell | NEWS


MASSIVE WATER GRAB

Sacramento bureaucrats want cities and farms that rely on water from the Stanislaus, Tuolumne and Merced rivers to pay a steep price in a bid ...

September 16, 2016 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


$330,000 includes ‘branding’ Manteca

City Manager Elena Reyes wants to spend $57,500 to brand municipal government so it can better connect with its customers - Manteca taxpayers, ratepayers, merchants ...

September 16, 2016 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


Board blesses final design for Colony Oak

Plans for the Colony Oak Elementary School renovation project can now move forward.

September 16, 2016 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS


Trustees OK $87K for new board room audio visual work

Despite being less than 10 years old, the audio-visual equipment inside of the Manteca Unified School District's board chambers is so antiquated that it ...

September 16, 2016 | Jason Campbell | NEWS


Thank you son for not peeing on me

So I changed my first diaper.

September 16, 2016 | Jason Campbell | NEWS


TRACKING FUTURE

If everything goes according to plan, more than 5 million people will be riding the Altamont Corridor Express trans within the next five years.

September 15, 2016 | Jason Campbell | NEWS


$950M ACE PLAN

ACE Forward - the proposed hybrid northern end of the California High Speed Rail to extend service initially from Merced to the Bay Area - has the ...

September 15, 2016 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS


A highway welcome to Ripon

A "Welcome to Ripon" sign along Highway 99 sign has been installed near the Main Street exit by a crew from Ripon Rotary and the ...

September 15, 2016 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS


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