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Premier rolls out small business services
STOCKTON - Premier Community Credit Union has introduced financial services designed specifically for small businesses in San Joaquin County.
Oak Valley Bank CEO stepping down
OAKDALE − Oak Valley Bancorp, the bank holding company for Oak Valley Community Bank and Eastern Sierra Community Bank, is announcing that Ronald C. Martin has communicated to the Boards of Directors of Oak Valley Bancorp and Oak Valley Community Bank his decision to retire as Chief Executive Officer of each entity on June 18.
Emeritus at Heritage Place grand re-opening Feb. 28
TRACY - Emeritus at Heritage Place is celebrating the grand opening of its newly renovated facility designed for seniors to enjoy a healthy lifestyle and living option.
Shooters Wings & Things opens Manteca location on W. Yosemite
Blake Gray loves wings.
Oak Valley Banks nets $5.8 million
OAKDALE − Oak Valley Bancorp, the bank holding company for Oak Valley Community Bank and Eastern Sierra Community Bank, recently reported financial results for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2012.
Janet Dyk opens antique store near Ripon firehouse on South Walnut Ave.
RIPON - Magpie Antiques is being opened in Ripon by Janet Dyk of Manteca – a Ripon High School alum – at 140 South Walnut Avenue. The building has been bustling with activity over the last two weeks with vendors trucking in their valuables.
In-Shape secures growth partners
'STOCKTON - In-Shape Health Clubs ("In-Shape"), a leading operator of health clubs with more than 60 locations in California, has partnered with Fremont Private Holdings ("FPH") and Pulse Equity Partners ("Pulse") to support its ongoing expansion in existing and new markets.
Ernie’s offers unique dining experience
Dennis Williams wanted to bring a different type of dining experience to the Northern San Joaquin Valley.
Leonard Photography opens studio on Manteca’s ‘photography corner’
Manteca portrait and commercial photographer Chris Leonard is continuing a tradition in opening a custom photography studio at the corner of Lincoln and Yosemite avenues.
The Bulletin promotes Wyatt, Savage
The Bulletin is pleased to announce that Dennis Wyatt and Drew Savage have been promoted, receiving additional responsibilities and new titles, effective immediately.
Manteca Bulletin phone system currently off-line
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Rooster Juice Bat reopens
Most people were excited when they heard that another big box retailer was coming to the Marketplace shopping complex.
Fantastic Collectibles goes from Internet to opening store in downtown Manteca
It wasn't that the Internet hadn't been kind to Richard Simas.
Oak Valley hires new commercial loan officer, posts$1.4M net income
Oak Valley Community Bank recently announced that Michael Petrucelli has joined the bank as Vice President, Commercial Loan Officer. He will be primarily based in Manteca.
Oak Valley hires new commercial loan officer, posts$1.4M net income
Oak Valley Community Bank recently announced that Michael Petrucelli has joined the bank as Vice President, Commercial Loan Officer. He will be primarily based in Manteca.
Articles by Section - Local Business
You can prepare for future
Whether you're a parent planning for a child's education or a small business owner poised for growth, one thing is certain-there's not much you can do to control the future. The good news is, there's plenty you can do to prepare for it.
Money help parents of children with special needs
If you're a parent of a special needs child you're probably well aware of how complicated and expensive it can be to make sure your child has the proper care. And often times this is a lifelong commitment. From housing, to healthcare, to even the most basic everyday needs-all these expenses add up. And while it may be tough to meet these obligations now, imagine how hard it would be without your income. That's where a special needs trust can help.
What to do with those rollover funds
At some point, many people with retirement or employer-sponsored investment accounts will be faced with the decision of what to do with rollover funds. This can happen when you change jobs and cash out a 401(k), or when you retire. In either case, it's important to think through your options. Ideally, it's best to choose a strategy that meets your retirement needs, minimizes the impact of taxes, and avoids penalties.
Protecting the stay-at- home spouse
When married couples have young children, often one spouse stays home while the other works outside the home. While most parents understand the necessity of purchasing a life insurance policy on the income earner, few realize the importance of also insuring the stay-at-home spouse.
How will your investments affect your child’s financial aid prospects?
It's only February, but college financial aid officers are already preparing for the upcoming school year. If you have young children, how will your own savings and investments affect their chances of eventually getting financial aid?
Local vendors on display at new Manteca boutique
Boutique Couture will celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, offering a unique shopping experience for all ages, sizes and interests.
Key employee protection: Preserving your business
As a business owner, you recognize the importance of insuring your building, inventory, and equipment. These assets are vital to the success of your company. But what would happen if a key employee died unexpectedly or became disabled?
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