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Mountain Valley Express continues expansion despite tough economy
Scott Blevins, president of the Manteca-based Mountain Valley Express, has announced a service center relocation within Visalia.
Free tech lessons on bus at Best Buy
A Technology Outreach Program (TOP) is being offered July 13 through July 29 at no cost to children, senior citizens and adults courtesy of Give Every Child A Chance and Best Buy.
Higher density on its way
The day will come when Manteca has no choice but to allow higher density developments – as much as four times the homes per acre than in a typical residential neighborhood.
Ripon Unified wants cut of RDA money for school related work
RIPON – If Ripon wants to increase the borrowing power of the redevelopment agency they may have to fork over money to finance projects for the Ripon Unified School District.
THE MESSIAH’S MANSION
The Messiah's Mansion – a full-scale replica of the Mosaic Sanctuary – is being showcased by the Seventh-day Adventist Church through Sunday.
Free shredding event Aug. 3 at Library Park
Homeless people in Manteca are being paid by professional forgers to rifle through dumpsters and residential Toters to find information to steal your identify.
Kids jump on high-tech bus at Manteca’s Best Buy
Josh Galvez is often kept busy during the summer months.
SUMMER ROCK AT SOUTHSIDE
New Hope Church hosted the Summer Rock event Saturday at Southside Park that provided free food, games, and other activities for neighborhood kids as part of its outreach effort to combat the influence of gangs. The event also included prizes as well as Payless Shoe gift cards.
Ripon Arts League tickets available now
RIPON - When Joe O'Leary retired as the Superintendent of Ripon Unified School District, he know that he was going to have to have something to keep him occupied.
MUST awards scholarships for graduates of five high schools
The Manteca Unified Student Trust announced its 2009 scholarship winners on Friday. The recipients were recent graduates from the district's secondary sites – Manteca High, East Union, Sierra, Weston Ranch and Lindbergh schools. Students were required to maintain a minimum of a 3.0 grade point average and contributed at least 100 hours of community service within the past four years.
Kids take over farmers market this Tuesday
Kids are taking over the Manteca Farmers Market at Library Park this Tuesday.
Ray of Hope seeks help to assist needy kids
Ray of Hope lost a key supporter of its Students Success Program in Mervyn's.
Alarm without permit going off in Manteca will cost $200
If you have an alarm and you don't have a free city permit it may now cost you $200 if it goes off and Manteca Police respond.
City leaders agree: Moving July Fourth was a dud
It's un-official.
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Water play victim of drought
First the good news: The water play feature at Library Park will be turned on in time for the 18th annual downtown Manteca Crossroads Street Faire.
Manteca building VFW hall
Bonus bucks - fees paid by developers for sewer allocation certainty - will pay for a 3,000-square-foot building to house the Manteca Veterans of Foreign Wars Jimmie Connors Post 6311.
Patty Reece’s passion blooms thru orchids
Patty Reece loves her orchids.
Run Saturday helps fight hunger
Mike Mallory wants to put hunger on the run.
18th annual Crossroads Street Faire this weekend
The Manteca Crossroads Street Faire is set for Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Rotary rededicates plaque marking 1846 journey up San Joaquin River
The Lathrop Rotary rededicated a brass plaque marking the historic 1846 journey of the first known sail launch to journey from San Francisco up the San Joaquin River.
Police target texting, cell use while driving
Getting behind the wheel of the car?
Dogs severely bite 2-year old Manteca boy
A 2-year-old Manteca boy was transported via helicopter to a hospital outside of the area on Sunday morning after sustaining a series of life-threatening dog bites from a pair of family pets.
State OKs $800K for Austin Road work
California is committing $800,000 to improvements for the existing Austin Road interchange on Highway 99.
Street Faire carnival opens at Orchard Valley
Kevin Tate had to go all the way to Europe to get the gondola-style Ferris Wheel that serves as one of the centerpieces of his California Carnival Co.
NEXT GENERATION
LATHROP – Eric Wohle walks through the lobby of the Lathrop Generations Center like he's been there before.
California’s cup still two thirds empty
April showers fuel May wildfires.
$2.2M settlement for death
The family of 34-year-old Ernest Duenez Jr. - the man shot to death by a Manteca Police officer in June 2011 - has apparently reached a $2.2 million settlement with the City of Manteca's insurance carrier.
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