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Homeless chased away from plaza built as tribute to Spreckels Sugar
The crackdown last month of the homeless trying to camp overnight in and around Library Park - including the roof of the library - simply prompted some to head a mile and a half east to Spreckels Historical Plaza.
Conservation results in big payback for school district
Manteca Unified is on pace to save over $1 million in electricity and gas.
Mantecan likes advertising job at busiest intersection
For the last four years, Tyler Davidson has become quite accustomed to what it's like at the busiest intersection in Manteca.
Manteca businessman sold on mural project
It's been 15 years since Sami Guedoir took over Century Furniture at the Corner of Main Street and Yosemite Avenue.
Custodians in financial squeeze
A 17 percent increase in health insurance premiums on top of furlough days and a 13-minute time limit on cleaning classrooms has upset a number of Manteca Unified School District custodians.
Manteca’s first family of melons
Delfino Perry had no intention of building one of the West Coast's largest melon brokering firms when he planted his first crop 75 years ago.
Balloon fete uplifting time for young & young at heart
RIPON - The opening day of the Color the Skies Over Ripon hot air balloon festival saw two special people climb into the baskets of separate balloons – one the 15-year-old poster boy for the event and the other an adventuresome 102-year-old grandmother.
Trails at Manteca will increase water use 9%
The Trails of Manteca - a proposed project that would add 1,650 housing units in the southwest portion of the city - could increase municipal water consumption by roughly 9 percent when it is completed.
New Girl Scout troop forms in Manteca
Lisa Barber had so much fun when she was a Girl Scout she knew that she couldn't let her daughter pass up the opportunity.
Manteca turning asphalt into grass
The long-awaited Library Park expansion is ready to go to bid with work expected to start in earnest after the Manteca Pumpkin Fair Oct. 2-3.
The bell tolls for Buffaloes
Zach Reis almost wore out his arm ringing "The Bell" Friday night.
Manteca cuts groundwater use by 52%
Manteca is accomplishing something few other valley cities can claim: It has substantially reduced the pumping of groundwater.
Field set for start of Manteca Idol finals
The Manteca Idol finalists now have to be ready to show what they have for the judges each and every week.
High profile office project’s environmental review next
Today there is an almond orchard and not much more on the northeast quadrant of the Highway 120 Bypass and Highway 99 interchange where upwards of 187,000 vehicles pass a day.
Ripon Quarterback Club offers chances on Harley
RIPON - The Ripon Quarterback Club is on the road again to raise more funds for organized youth athletic programs in the community.
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Costa’s Wild-game Feed to take place Friday, Dec. 5
The annual Costa's Wild-game Feed will be held Friday, Dec. 5, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Manteca Trailer and Motorhome, 204 Vasconcellos (corner E. Highway 120). A story in the Monday, Dec. 1, edition of the Bulletin inadvertently indicated that the event will be held on March 5.
Support county’s Friends of Library Saturday in Tracy
It's time to celebrate the continuing effort to support the Stockton-San Joaquin County Library and literacy year after year.
Wild times ahead at Costa's Feed
A decades-long tradition of giving at Christmas continues on December 5 at Manteca Trailer and Motorhome when the perennially popular Costa's Wild-Game Feed returns.
Appoint or elect?
The clock is running for Manteca to avoid a $234,795 stand-alone special election.
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A global movement whose mission is to demystify the seemingly secret codes of computer science is coming to Lathrop High School on December 11. The hour-long tutorials are not just for the Spartan students. The two introductory sessions are open to the public as well.
Take your seat: Uecker, Restuccia votes confirmed
The Nov. 4 general election was recently certified by the Registrar of Voters of San Joaquin County.
Grand jury: City in line with disposal of ‘surplus’
LATHROP – If you're a government agency, getting rid of stuff isn't as easy as just taking it to the dump.
Valley CAPS enjoys dinner on Ministry
About four or five times a year, Sister Ann Venita Britto and her Ministry of Caring will conduct a special Thanksgiving luncheon for those at Valley CAPS.
3 died from flu spread of 1918-19
The last time Manteca – and the rest of the United States – faced a major flu epidemic that had the potential of closing schools and quarantining victims was 96 years ago.
Sierra grad Placeres passes state bar exam
Samantha Placeres of Manteca graduated with her Juris Doctor degree from Pepperdine University School of Law in a commencement ceremony held on May 16 in Malibu.
DARK DAYS AHEAD
Last year Garrett Todd hoped to land a 40-inch television on Black Friday.
Roll-over takes life of Sonora woman
A rollover accident spurred by slow traffic and a driver trying to avoid a collision claimed the life of a 64-year-old Sonora woman on Thanksgiving.
VFW celebrates groundbreaking Monday
A new $1.6 million community center that will serve as the home for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6311 is part of the ongoing revitalization of the Moffat Boulevard corridor.
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