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Tickets up 21%, accidents down 20%
Traffic tickets in Manteca are up 21 percent.
Austin Road: 13,000 jobs possible
Manteca's next big thing when it comes to generating good paying jobs won't be the much-ballyhooed Tara Business Park.
Used car lot owner wants free ride on landscaping
Central Valley Motors' owner believes he should be exempt from the city's landscaping rules for his used car lot on the southeast corner of North Main and Alameda streets.
Sports Hall of Fame nomination deadline is this Wednesday
The deadline for nominations for the 2009 Manteca Sports Hall of Distinction is this Wednesday.
Flu epidemic led to Manteca’s first hospital
The worst flu season in American history led to the building of Manteca's first hospital 90 years ago.
Memories abound in preparation for DUI shrimp feed
It's a shrimp feed geared to saving student lives from the threat of drunk drivers.
Dog park price tag: $250,261
Mayor Willie Weatherford thinks it is taking a dog gone long time to move the proposed dog park along.
Crab feed Jan.17 helps provide safe haven for 1,700 youth
Manteca's crab feed season - two and a half months of good food, good friends, and good fun - gets underway in January.
Hildebrand earns commission as second lieutenant
Seth M. Hildebrand was one of five cadets commissioned as a second lieutenant in the California National Guard Friday afternoon through the ROTC training at Fresno State University.
Tahoes, Chargers prove their mettle
Bad guys aren't wild about the Manteca Police Department's black and white units.
Police & fire plans on hold
Manteca's pending $8 billion budget deficit is forcing city leaders to rethink several projects including remodeling two existing buildings purchased to provide new headquarters for the police and the fire departments.
Mayor hates bulbs but says Manteca can’t afford to remove them
Manteca Mayor Willie Weatherford didn't like the idea of landscaping bulbs on North Main Street when they were first proposed in July of 2003.
Ripon makes adjustments for leaner times ahead
RIPON - It was a year of new faces at the City Council and at the school district, plus challenges and some upbeat news for the city that prides itself as the Almond Capital of the World.
NEW YEAR BABY
Anthony Montanez was the first baby of the New Year to be born at Doctors Hospital Manteca on Jan. 1.
Trains once ran where bicyclists ride today
Bicyclists and walkers today cover the same ground that once hosted a vital Manteca economic link to United States markets.
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Former Buffs pay tribute to Darling
Love and respect for Frances Darling electrified the Chez Shari dining room on Friday evening as about 70 former Manteca High School Marching Band members paid tribute to the woman they consider their matriarch.
Lucky No. 9: Raffle ticket nets new car
Patricia Hansen likes the number nine.
Overcoming odds in pursuit of education
They beat the odds. They continue to beat the odds. And for years and generations to come, they will go on beating the odds.
Ripon non-profit plants seeds for a community garden
A non-profit group is looking to develop a small section near Doak Boulevard and Vera Avenue into a community garden.
RIBBON FOR ALL
LATHROP – When Cedric Mitchell met with Lathrop officials in a vacant field across from Lathrop High School it was hard to picture what was being pitched to him.
Lathrop celebrates 25th birthday with band
LATHROP – Danny Thomas walked methodically across the concrete stage.
Area leaders searching for ADA support
Public opinion indicates that business closures related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) have gone too far.
Catastrophic flood mars 1950s
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history.
Generations Center: ‘They did it right’
LATHROP – Ethan Holt was kind of in a gray area.
Colorado ADA activist works to bring businesses in compliance
Stephen Hamer fights gallantly for the rights of the handicapped.
‘Superhumans,’ King of Wake ready to make splash
LATHROP – The boat motor roars as it rips through the calm water.
3 brokers looking at Pilkington property
LATHROP – The last piece of glass rolled off of the line at the NSG-Pilkington float glass manufacturing plant in Lathrop back in January.
1940s: War brings change to Manteca
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history.
Gold Star father pays it forward
The phone call never came for J. Kevin Graves.
Fair’s future important to ‘Friends’
The San Joaquin County Fair has a friend. This is the friend that, for the most part, made the fair an annual attraction for the last 10 years prior to 2014.
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