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Italian Olive Oil Festival April 18 at St. Mary’s High
STOCKTON - St. Mary's High School and the Pacific Italian Alliance will host the first Annual Italian Olive Oil Festival on the grounds of St. Mary's High School, 5648 N. El Dorado Street on Sunday, April 18, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
PG&E rates: Going down then up
PG&E rates for electricity may drop 2.5 percent on June 1.
Neighbors, strangers come to aid of fire victims
Several lucky garage sale enthusiasts went home with some of the best deals in town while helping a good cause at the same time.
Students ‘search’ building for suspects
It wasn't life or death.
Manteca starts 29 new homes in last 18 days
Manteca's decision to suspend the bonus bucks charge of up to $17,000 for each new home built for the next five years has touched of a mini-building boom.
John Mangelos in chef showdown
RIPON - The Barnwood Restaurant Chef John Mangelos is going on stage Thursday to compete in the "Culinary Challenge" before some 750 guests in the Modesto Centre Plaza to benefit the Doctors Medical Center Alzheimer's Foundation.
CAPS dinner theatre Saturday
"Sleepless in California" is the name of this year's production for the mystery dinner theatre benefit for the Manteca CAPS organization that services mentally challenged adults.
The challenge: Beautify Manteca
The late Clarese Anderson led a one-woman crusade for much of her life to beautify her adopted hometown.
A league adults can get a kick out of
One of the fastest growing recreation sports is something that many adults got hooked on as a kid on the school playground - kick ball.
Kiwanis seeks volunteers for annual Easter egg hunt
The Manteca Noon Kiwanis is looking for extra hands to help "stuff" approximately 8,000 to 10,000 eggs that will be used in the Saturday, April 3, annual Easter Egg Hunt that the club has been sponsoring every year for nearly three decades.
The goal: Find out how public works can do more with less
Manteca is spending $48,700 to find out if there are better ways to do more with less when it comes to everything the streets and water service to garbage collection, vehicle maintenance, and sewer service.
Ag Day brings ‘farm’ to Great Valley
WESTON RANCH – Great Valley School's Agriculture Education Day was marked by several firsts.
Overy earns Mayor’s Award for her generous gesture
LATHROP – Patricia Overy is the latest recipient of the Mayor's Award of Distinction.
Torch run opens BMX park
The Manteca Senior Games will help christen the city's latest recreation venue - the Spreckels Recreation Park BMX track.
Orchard Valley turning into community events center
Poag & McEwen promised that The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley - when completed - would have a "warm downtown feeling" where people would be encouraged to stroll leisurely between stores, enjoy water features and sit beneath shade trees.
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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.
1930s: Farm woes, fires, and floods
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history.
GOLD-WINNING GREEN THUMB
Eric Teberg of Manteca is a runaway winner at the Alameda County Fair for the third year in a row.
Putting the band back together
There's a big band party set for Friday evening, bringing together musicians from the late Leroy Darling's championship Manteca High School bands from 1958 until 1966 at Chez Shari.
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