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New home price creep returning
The sound of hammers singing has been picking up at Woodside Homes' Tesoro neighborhood located within the triangle created by Atherton Drive, Woodward Avenue and Van Ryn Avenue in southeast Manteca.
91st MRPS festa taking place this weekend
Manteca as an incorporated city was only 11 years old when the Manteca-Ripon Pentecost Society was established.
$20 chance for 2000 Plymouth Neon helps Lathrop Relay for Life
LATHROP – Here's a deal that is hard to pass up: $20 for an immaculate 2000 Plymouth Neon.
BATON CAMP JUNE 28-JULY 2
The Manteca Parks and Recreation Department is conducting a week-long baton camp from June 28 to July 2 that includes being part of the Graffiti Sweeties in Manteca's Fourth of July parade on July 3. Instructor Dandi Manuel has 40 years experience as a twirler and over 20 years as an instructor during which time a number of students have earned state and national championships. The cost for ages 4 through 6 classes from 9 to 10 a.m. is $25 for residents and $35 for non-residents, and from 7 through 18 years of age from 10 a.m ...
Critical call on SSJID retail power bid later this summer
The fate of South San Joaquin Irrigation District's bid to enter the retail power business won't be known until the heat of summer when 100-degree days ramp up air conditioning demand to send power bills in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon to their highest levels during the year.
Louise Ave. section closing to traffic
LATHROP – Avoid the section of Louise Avenue between McKinley and Fifth Street on June 16 and 17.
Manteca offering fire academy for citizens
The City of Manteca Fire Department is inviting community members to experience what it takes to douse out a simulated house fire.
Everything from water balloon tossing to programs on tide pools at library
The Manteca Branch Library will present Wet 'N Wetter Relays Thursday, July 8, at 3 p.m.
Sister Act part of St. Anthony’s luncheon
They had performed their version of "My God (My Guy)" from the Sister Act movies.
Voters rejecting PG&E power play
Proposition 16 – a statewide ballot measure with major implications on the future of retail electricity costs in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon – appears headed for defeat in Tuesday's voting.
Chief pushes for ‘mobile’ rec van to serve youth at city parks
Manteca Police Chief Dave Bricker believes Manteca has more than 40 solid locations that can engage kids in wholesome activities and help counter the lure of gangs.
Fresh produce & entertainment luring people to farmers market
Pinky Rideau gave everything she had when she was up on the gazebo stage at Library Park Tuesday afternoon.
Grandparents sharing memoirs at museum
Mary Hildebrand lived through one of the worst snowstorms to hit Pennsylvania during the early part of the 20th century.
Mini Miss Manteca would like to take cancer & trash it
Eight-year-old Alyssa Rose Elliott was enjoying her first day of the summer break.
Yosemite Conservancy goal: Connecting people with park
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK – Yosemite Conservancy, a nonprofit organization benefitting Yosemite National Park and its millions of visitors, was launched last week with commendations by public officials, songs by local school children and cheers of people who love the park.
Articles by Section - NEWS
River Islands seeks OK for 675 boat berths
The Army Corps of Engineers is seeking input on environmental studies that would allow River Islands at Lathrop to build 5.6 miles of levees on the Old River to accommodate the project's second phase as well as to build 675 boat berths.
BUILDING ON SUCCESS
Frank Saldana knows what it's like to be out on the street.
Teen’s essays impress Manteca veterans
For Conrad Sylvester, they are more than just words jotted on a page or recited into a recorder.
Great Wolf: Decision in June?
Is a 500-room Great Wolf Resort Lodge worth howling about for Manteca?
Lathrop moving forward in 2015
There are two types of cultures that permeate municipal governments.
Recruitment underway for Miss Manteca, Ambassador
Manteca Youth Focus is heading back to school to recruit the new Miss Manteca and Manteca City Ambassador.
Soldier fighting for his life
A Manteca soldier home for two weeks from his second Army tour in Iraq to see family and friends before reporting to his third war zone tour is fighting for his life in a Modesto trauma center.
QUILT SHOW MOVING
Thanks indirectly to an ADA requirement, one of the largest annual crowd attractions in downtown Manteca is moving to another location.
Convicted murderer pushing for new trial
The man convicted of murdering 51-year-old Michael Lawrence in front of his 8-year-old daughter in June of 2013 is trying to get a new trial.
Lawsuit: Much ado about nothing?
On paper the lawsuit over whether Lathrop's one-cent sales tax increase was convoluted and inflammatory.
‘Rhino’ stolen from Ripon High
The supporters of the Ripon High School athletic stadium construction are angry over the theft of an $11,500 Rhino 4-wheel quad used in the last three years of the multi-million dollar restoration project.
RUSTIC, COZY SETTING
Greg Lewis and Michael Parmenter sat in a table for two halfway between the bar and the main dining area of Finley's Bar and Grill. The two friends from Stockton are having lunch on the last day of 2014. They are among the regulars who have discovered this out-of-the-way modest-looking bar and grill on Airport Way between Lathrop Road and French Camp Road.
EIR work up next on 310-acre project
The North Pointe Specific Plan is a major project taking place in northeast Ripon.
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