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MUST Pumpkin Run set Oct. 3
For the past four years, the Pumpkin Run has served as a major fundraiser for the Manteca Unified Student Trust.
Moms Club park day set for Sept. 23
The Moms Club of Manteca North will be holding a Park Day at Northgate Park on Wednesday, Sept. 23, at 10 a.m.
Civil Air Patrol squadron plans open house
LATHROP – The Sierra Composite Squadron, local unit of the Civil Air Patrol, is hosting an open house Sept. 29 at 6:30 p.m. at the Sharpe Depot on Roth Road in Lathrop.
Tractors wanted for Main Street Day event
Wanted: Tractors to be displayed at Ripon's downtown Main Street. The event, sponsored by the Ripon Chamber of Commerce, is the 24th Annual Main Street Day & 7th Annual Car Show & Health Faire scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Those who want to enter their tractors in the car show are asked to fill out a form and indicate the make, model and year of the vehicle entry. Tractors ...
People mover down on the farm
LATHROP - San Francisco International Airport has them. The Stockton Metro Airport doesn't. However, Dell'Osso Farms will soon have one.
Manteca BLD set to smash records with 400K guests
Big League Dreams Manteca is the undisputed champ for paid attendance among the nine replica Major League Baseball sports complexes managed by the Southern California-based firm.
Police dog ‘Gage’ suffered no ill effects during tear gas standoff
Manteca Police canine "Gage" reportedly suffered no ill effects in the recent capture of an alleged armed bank robber who had secreted himself in the attic of a duplex in the 100 block of South Lincoln Avenue.
Annie Banks continues to hit high notes
Annie Banks is no stranger to the world of Manteca Idol. For the last several years, the crowd-pleasing young redhead has dazzled with everything from girlish good looks to a voice that can at times put you back in your seat and leave you blurry-eyed as you try and figure out whether this is really an elementary school student that's blowing you away. But the 12-year-old red-headed Banks – who has come a long ways ...
LATHROP CHAMBER MIXER
The Lathrop Chamber of Commerce mixer was hosted by the Manteca Youth Focus Lathrop Scholarship Competition at the Hampton Inn Suites in Lathrop.
Is there a dirty dancer among them?
So just who is more suave of a dancer – Manteca Councilman Steve DeBrum or Commons at Union Ranch (Premier Care) Chief Executive Officer Don Peterson?
Retired police dog takes 1st place
Manteca Police Canine "Spike" took first place in the class A division for military and retired police dogs last weekend in the Lodi Police Department's annual canine trials.
Manteca Rec sport leagues
The following are upcoming Manteca Parks & Recreation programs. For more information call 456-8600.
ODDS & ENDS
St, Anthony's Harvest Festival this weekend A Manteca staple for more than half a century, St. Anthony of Padua's 2009 Harvest Festival is set for this Saturday and Sunday on the church grounds at the corner of Fremont and Sutter streets. On tap for the two-day event are many food booths, game booths, silent and live auctions, a produce stand, bookworm booth and a host of other things that families can enjoy. In addition, ...
Officer befriends German couple on honeymoon
Passing this way but once, a honeymooning German couple was befriended by Manteca motorcycle officer John Machado after an intersection fender bender at Yosemite and Lincoln avenues Tuesday afternoon.
LAYING TRACK
Work continues at the Spreckels Recreation Park BMX track at Spreckels Avenue and Moffat Boulevard. Inspections are expected to take place this week with concrete work targeted for next week which means the track could open in a month or so.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Detractors say $30K crosswalk not warranted
Not everyone thinks spending $30,000 for a "high visibility" crosswalk on Woodward Avenue at Buena Vista Drive is a wise move.
Telethon aims to raise $100K for kids
Tiffany Garland scanned the phone list and looked for people that she thought might be willing to make donations.
3,149 TURKEYS & COUNTING
Folks in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop counted their blessings and then shared them with the less fortunate.
Place of Refuge brings church to homeless, needy
The sign on the side of the closet on wheels said it all: "The church has left the building."
Senior center Breakfast with Santa
The Manteca Senior Center, 275 Cherry Lane, will host the annual Breakfast with Santa youth event on Saturday, Dec. 14, at 9 a.m.
Holiday boutique at Moose Lodge
The Women of the Moose will be hosting a Holiday Boutique as a fundraiser on Saturday, Dec. 14, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Manteca Moose Lodge, 1185 N. Main Street.
Woman plunges from Coliseum deck; 2 injured
OAKLAND (AP) - Authorities say a woman jumped from the third level deck of the Oakland Raiders' home stadium, injuring herself and a man who tried to catch her.
Tyler Jennings Wilson, 26, killed in accident
The investigation is continuing into the exact cause of a solo accident in which a truck hauling 50 tons of rice straw plunged off the Clavey River Bridge Friday morning. The driver, Tyler Jennings Wilson of Manteca, 26, was killed.
BBQ fire destroys Manteca home
Flames and billowing black smoke that could be seen for several miles resulted from a fire that caused $230,000 in damage to a Manteca home in the 400 block of Chestnut Avenue in north central area Manteca about 1 p.m. Sunday.
18th Taste of Ripon wine stroll tickets are now available
Commemorative wine glasses are being provided for the three hour "Taste of Ripon" Wine stroll on Thursday, Dec. 5, courtesy of the McManis Winery as part of the $25 ticket donation to the Ripon Chamber of Commerce.
Manteca complies with drinking water standards
For the past seven years, the City of Manteca has been required to notify residents that some water delivered by the City was out of compliance with regulatory requirements. The primary cause of the non-compliance was arsenic, a naturally occurring element commonly found in ground water.
MANTECA’S 400 HOMELESS STUDENTS
It was over two years ago that Neal Plymate ran away from home.
Housing crisis sent homeless student numbers soaring
Manteca Unified's Transitional Student Success Program can be a haven for homeless students.
Brock Elliott clothes closet serves homeless & other needy students
Stacy Ochoa recently helped a family housed in a local shelter with five children on a shopping spree.
SSJID may shed canals for pipes
South San Joaquin Irrigation District may take water conservation to the next level.
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