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Tip-a-Fireman tonight helps tutor struggling kids
Off-duty Manteca firefighters are waiting tables tonight at Applebee's to raise money to provide free tutoring services to struggling youth.
Move to silence train horns
Steve Kamau is tired of "noise pollution" from Union Pacific Railroad trains sounding their horns as they ramble through Manteca often at speeds in excess of 55 mph.
Chief Bricker dispels myths about crime in Manteca
Repeated double-digit drops in Manteca's crime rate over the past several years has prompted skeptics to claim it is only because people are frustrated and have stopped reporting crime.
Free jump house for kids at farmer’s market
Kids can burn off some energy tonight during the downtown Manteca farmers market at Library Park by taking advantage of a free jump house.
Richard Bull: A ‘cops’ cop’ retires
RIPON - Ripon Police Chief Richard Bull was lauded as "a cops' cop" who most enjoyed being out on the street with his officers during his 34 years in law enforcement.
Lathrop a life saver for fire district?
LATHROP – Lathrop-Manteca Fire District Chief Fred Manding has announced his retirement to the board of directors.
Lathrop Police talks: Workshop to discuss what’s best for the city
LATHROP – Wanted: Lathrop residents' input on what type of police service is best for the city.
MANTECA’S DANCING TEENS
Kenny Boynton looked forward to attending Friday's teen dance at Golden West School.
Northwest Airport Way subject of growth plans
More than 300 acres between Roth Road and Lathrop Road west of Airport Way could accommodate Manteca's next employment center.
3-year-old hailed a ‘hero’ for saving her father’s life
A three-year-old Manteca girl is being called a "hero" after she ran some two blocks to get firemen to help her dad who, she said, was "frozen" and wouldn't wake up.
Sierra grad makes big splash on silver screen
A former Sierra High School sports standout is making a big splash on the silver screen.
Volunteers free up police
Police Chief Dave Bricker knows what Manteca would be like without the dedicated volunteers who help the department protect lives and property.
Manteca plans going purple to save on green
The advancement of a $2.3 million project to landscape large swaths of the Highway 99 and Highway 120 Bypass corridors through Manteca could end up saving the general fund money by reducing water costs for park irrigation.
Spanking ends with teacher being killed
Olive Taylor is the only Manteca teacher ever killed on the job.
Paseo Villas 98.6% occupied; Tesoro on hold
AKF Development is biding its time until a thaw occurs in commercial lending to proceed with the 300-unit Tesoro apartment complex planned on the northeast corner of Atherton Drive and Van Ryn Road.
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EU JROTC helps send 100-plus Cheer Boxes for troops overseas
Hundreds of American soldiers serving in far-flung and troubled corners of the world will have a taste of Christmas back home, thanks to the efforts of many students and other individuals from all over San Joaquin County.
HE CAN HELP
Matt Soeth, 36, has been recognized with a national award for the work he has done in combating online bullying by other students.
DIGGIN’ IN
After 80 years the Manteca Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6311 is coming home.
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.
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