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Manteca jobless rate at post-WWII record
Unemployment hit a post-World War II high in Manteca in July as another 224 people thrown out of work pushed the jobless rate to 15.2 percent.
Manteca sewer plant burying less money
Wet sludge – the solid byproduct of treating the 9.87 millions of gallons of wastewater Manteca generates each day – can cost as much as $200,000 a year to bury in a landfill.
Bike path system expanding
Another section of Manteca's planned 20.7 miles of separated bicycle paths was put in place this week.
River Islands developer prefers big challenges
LATHROP - River Islands at Lathrop is just the latest in a series of bold investments by a firm that traces its roots back to 1854 in England when it got its start managing and owning the famous Tea Clippers.
Mantecan discusses her latest book effort
Janet Powell McKee hopes that her new book – entitled "Counseling Letters to God: A Psychological Paraphrase of Psalms" – will help make a difference in the lives of those who read it.
Council appoints seven to youth commission
Seven new members are joining the Manteca Youth Advisory Commission.
Ripon citizens helping tackle weed build up
RIPON - A corps of Ripon volunteers is stepping up to the plate to knock down weeds that the reduced numbers of city workers have not had time to touch.
Family says they’re ‘Timberwolves to the end’
Theresa Daniels and her husband, Rodney, are missing being a part of Sierra High.
Manteca filling in Atherton gap
One of the two missing gaps on Atherton Drive will break ground this fall.
229 homes started so far this year in Manteca
Manteca is on pace to again lead the Northern San Joaquin Valley in housing starts.
3 MAKE THE CUT
The 2010 Manteca Idol season is officially underway.
Existing Ripon homes must have water meters
RIPON - The City of Ripon got on board Tuesday night with a state mandated Assembly Bill 2572 ruling that water meters be installed on all residential properties in the community.
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.
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Delta board distributing calendar with flood advice
The Delta Protection Commission's newly released Delta Flood Preparedness 2015 calendar is chockfull of information. Every page contains not only useful tips on what to be aware of, how to be prepared, and what actions to take to minimize flood risks but also entertaining and pertinent historical facts about the Delta.
Skating in Lathrop
Aubri Munoz, Sydney Sudaria and Caylie O'Neal are best of friends.
MRPS upgrades hall to comply with ADA
It took more than 50 years before the MRPS Hall got more than an interior upgrade.
Doctors names new chief nursing officer
Doctors Hospital has a new chief nursing officer with a passion for her vocation after scouring the country and seeking applications from coast to coast.
Austin/99 work starts in 2015
The next big thing in Manteca - Austin Road Business Park with its promise of 9,134 direct jobs - is about to take its first physical step.
SANTA PHIL
Rondolyn Baker barely made it to the annual Christmas Eve Breakfast Wednesday at Phil Waterford's Manteca Ford.
Hospitalists enhance care at Doctors
Hospitalists in white coats have come to Doctors Hospital of Manteca to relieve local doctors from having to make rounds twice daily to check on their patients.
MRPS hosts comedy show this Saturday
Joe Klocek had just spent two months as a comedian-in-residence making audiences in China laugh uncontrollably with his unique and engaging presentation and style.
St. Anthony’s hosts senior luncheon
Some 250 senior citizens greeted Stockton Diocese Bishop Stephen Blaire at a noontime luncheon in the St. Anthony's Catholic School gym in Manteca last week.
Holidays changes garbage collection
If your garbage is collected on Thursday and Friday normally in Manteca, it won't happen for the next two weeks.
No Bulletin printed on Christmas Day
The Manteca Bulletin will not publish a newspaper on Christmas Day.
Scared off by offers of help
It was a busy Monday at the Post Office on Maple Avenue in downtown Manteca. It was four days before Christmas, and there was a steady parade of people dropping off Christmas cards and packages to loved ones.
Fish win another water fight round
Senior water rights for the South San Joaquin Irrigation District were protected once again in a federal court decision.
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