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Manteca offers group, private swim lessons at two locations
It's time to get into the swim of things again.
Children’s nearly new ‘family-operated’ boutique gives back to Ripon community
RIPON -The Kinder Garden Boutique in downtown Ripon is all about family – theirs, ours and yours.
Big ‘shadow’ over housing?
If loan modification efforts for struggling homeowners prove unsuccessful 2011 could be when the long-feared "shadow inventory" of home foreclosures hit the San Joaquin County market.
Sierra High grad ‘one of baddest young singers’
First, it all started with a move to Los Angeles and a dream to make it big.
Powers left mark on farming & Manteca
Ed Powers was 24 years old when he arrived in Manteca with a dream.
Goal: Making Manteca affordable
Affordability - in terms of being able to secure housing by renting or buying - is showing signs of starting to erode once again in Manteca.
County fair starts 150th run this Wednesday
The midway, the numerous exhibits, foods, and the concerts are part of the 2010 San Joaquin County Fair.
Lathrop-Manteca firefighters fill boot for MDA
LATHROP - The firefighters did not even need to ask for donations. Motorists at the intersection of Louise Avenue and Harlan Road in Lathrop kept the 10 volunteers from the Lathrop-Manteca Fire District constantly on their toes with their donations from 9 a.m. to about 1 p.m. Saturday.
Buff Tones barbershop quartet hitting right notes
A barbershop quartet comprised of Manteca High students has made their mark during the past school year from singing their rendition of the National Anthem at area events to a talent show and end of the year concert.
Getting on board with high tech
Tyler Gales sauntered onto the Give Every Child a Chance bus in the parking lot of Best Buy with an ear-to-ear to grin.
Trails may yield 1,471 homes in SW Manteca
The Trails of Manteca - the biggest completely residential housing project ever envisioned for the city - is getting ready to move to the environmental study stage.
EU High senior earns champ status with ram at SJ Fair
At the tender age of 9, Shari McCallister raised livestock for the fair competition.
Puppet Island, root beer floats & Hula Hoops
Sail away to Puppet Island with Captain Book and his hilarious crew with Tony Borders on Wednesday, June 16, at 3:30 p.m., the Manteca Branch Library.
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Manteca celebrating 4th of July on July 3?
Manteca's elected leaders will decide whether to celebrate the Fourth of July on the actual day or move the city's aerial fireworks display to July 3.
HALL OF FAME
Alex Hildebrand was an engineer by training and a farmer by vocation.
5th graders host 103-year-old’s birthday party
Did you have pets as a child? What was your favorite color? How many siblings did you have? What was your favorite subject in school?
PG&E fails in bid to derail SSJID plan
Only one more roadblock remains before South San Joaquin Irrigation District can legally make an offer to buy PG&E retail electrical facilities in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon.
WATER EMERGENCY
A South County water emergency could be declared by month's end.
IT’S ALL MIME
When Jon Walkup first got behind a camera it was a camcorder he borrowed from his parents and attached to a tripod designed to take film photos.
Volunteers sought to harvest citrus
Jim Todd drives by countless yards each day with citrus trees bursting with nutritious oranges, tangerines, lemons, and grapefruit.
State edict: Don’t save water
An edict from Sacramento bureaucrats amid a severe drought crisis is prompting the South San Joaquin Irrigation District to suspend efforts to save enough water a year to meet all of the annual needs of a city the size of Tracy.
Give Every Child a Chance bowl-a-thon set for Feb. 28
The Give Every Child a Chance (GECAC) Antone E. Raymus, 16th Annual Bowl-A-Thon takes place Saturday, Feb. 28.
Man with knife shuts down shopping center
A 24-year-old knife-wielding man in front of a Lathrop coffee shop on Harlan Road south of Lathrop forced the evacuation of the entire SaveMart center shortly after the noon hour on Tuesday kept police at bay for more than three hours before being taken into custody.
PHC crab feed follows year of expansion
Quinn Higginbotham loved the Pregnancy Help Center's inaugural crab feed so much she felt compelled to call in her food review.
Interchange may lure commercial
The new Lathrop Road interchange is expected to attract more highway commercial and retail seeking easy freeway access to Manteca.
Is Lathrop successful at attaining council goals?
LATHROP – There's nothing new about the City of Lathrop holding a goal-setting session.
Weston School work is on target for reopening
Weston Elementary School is scheduled to be re-open on time for the 2015-16 school year.
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