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Manteca OKs on-street handicap space on Poplar
Manteca's elected leaders have created an on-street handicapped parking space in front of 221 N. Poplar Ave. to accommodate a resident who does not have a driveway.
Manteca part of 16-city effort working toward sustainable growth plan
A regional government consortium consisting of 16 of the San Joaquin Valley's largest cities from Stockton to Bakersfield is trying to devise a collective approach to "sustainable growth."
Dinner-dance kicks off St. Anthony’s harvest festival
For the first time in about half a century, a dinner-dance will be held to kick off the annual St. Anthony's Harvest Festival.
Poker, bingo help raise funds for Boys & Girls
It's a safe bet playing at the upcoming Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club Texas Hold 'Em & Bingo Night will benefit kids.
County schools honoring Wentworth with building
STOCKTON – The San Joaquin County Office of Education will dedicate the Education Service Center today in honor of Manteca resident and recently retired Superintendent of Schools Fredrick "Rick" Wentworth.
Hot August Nights features hot rods, fresh produce
Ray Simons looked over his blue 1927 Ford sedan with a smile as a couple passing by asked him about the car.
County checking out LSSI
A private firm is proposing to reduce costs at least 21 percent and extend branch hours by as much as 47 percent if they are awarded a contract to take over the San Joaquin County-operated libraries.
35 kids start school careers with ‘awesome’ Brock Elliott instructor
It was my first day of kindergarten Monday at Brock Elliott Elementary School along with 35 wide-eyed students in Mrs. Adrian Andrews' classroom.
River Islands creating rare river view home sites
LATHROP - The only way historically to have a home in the Central Valley with a sweeping view of either the San Joaquin River or Sacramento River is to have a home elevated and hugging a levee.
Gebhardt not seeking 2nd MUSD board term
Three of the four incumbents are seeking re-election in the Manteca Unified school board race.
Naming gym for Brooks prompts debate
LATHROP – J. "Chaka" Santos, a Lathrop businessman and entrepreneur and, lately, a candidate for mayor in the Nov. 2 elections, told the City Council Monday night that he'd rather have the Community Center gym named after any of the long-time residents rather than basketball great and 2010 NBA Coach of the Year Scott Brooks.
Lathrop High starts first senior class school year
LATHROP – It was about two years ago that Lathrop High first opened its doors to a student body consisting of 456 freshmen and sophomores.
Bad city utility debt jumps
Bad debt from Manteca's municipal utility accounts has tripled in the past two years to $261,594.
I KNOW JACK CAMPAIGN
Seven -year-old Jack Bellew has already made his mark on the world with some 100 people showing up Saturday night at Isadore's Restaurant to help raise funds to send his snack packs to troops serving overseas.
Manteca’s first City Hall broke ground in 1923
The two-story brick building complete with Spanish-style roof tile at the point of the triangle-shaped block across from Library Park where Manteca and Sycamore avenues connect at one time was the pride of Manteca.
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Religion memes still dominating cultures
That meme with the tough-faced toddler holding up his fist to signal an accomplishment?
More cops & firefighters?
Property and sales tax receipts for the City for Manteca are exceeding budget projections.
Deal may pay off Lathrop bond debt
If it all goes according to plan the City of Lathrop might have just made its last $1.2 million debt service payment for a series of bonds taken out to participate in the South County Water Supply Project.
Levee behind existing homes?
The solution to protecting southwest Manteca from a 200-year flood will help determine exactly where the controversial proposed alignment of the future Raymus Expressway will swing through the rural countryside.
Lathrop seeks $5M for levee work from DC
When the City of Lathrop sends representatives to Washington, D.C., as part of an annual lobbying trip they hope to bring back more than dirty clothes in a suitcase.
High school artist work graces posters
The 2015 art contest sponsored by the Manteca Garden Club will have 19 Manteca Unified high school students competing for a cash award and the honor of seeing their art work being used for the club's posters and brochures.
Foundation offers college scholarships
The Manteca Children's Foundation is now accepting applications for its scholarships to high school seniors.
Amazon showcases cutting edge tech
Amazon, the world's biggest online retailer, unveiled its state-of-the-art Fulfillment Center in Tracy more than a year after it was launched in 2013 with 1,000 full-time workers.
IT DIDN’T WORK
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Year of You begins anew with two participants, Jeanette Balmut and Joshua Messersmith. Each will train with a local gym with dueling styles and philosophies over the next 12 months, and their journeys will play out on the pages of the Manteca Bulletin each week.
Obama draws praise on community college
Devonte Jenkins has one semester left before he's done at Modesto Junior College and headed off to Southern California to fulfill his lifelong dream of attending film school.
104-year-old‘s shares secret to long life
Dorothy Radisich's secret to a youthful look is in her breakfast. Her first meal of the day consists of wheat germ, oatmeal, and flakes.
GETTING HER GROOVE BACK
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Year of You begins anew with two participants, Jeanette Balmut and Joshua Messersmith. Each will train with a local gym with dueling styles and philosophies over the next 12 months, and their journeys will play out on the pages of the Manteca Bulletin each week. A story on Messermith will appear in Wednesday's Bulletin.
Accidents up 27% in 6 years
Manteca's accident numbers since 2009 have increased 4.5 times faster than the population.
Mass, celebration mark Santo Nino feast day
The day Pope Francis concluded his three-day visit to the Philippines, the Filipinos in Manteca were playing host to parishioners from more than a dozen parishes in the Diocese of Stockton for the annual celebration of the Feast of Santo Nino.
Mantecan celebrates 104th birthday today
It's Dorothy Radisich Day at St. Jude Care Center today. The former nurse and Manteca resident is celebrating a major milestone seldom heard of – her 104th birthday.
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