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About the idea to place homeless shelter at Calla High on Manteca’s front doorstep
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calla high
The Calla High campus on the southeast corner of Highway 120 and Austin Road can trace its roots back to 1901. Back then, there were 35,452 residents in the entire county. Today, Manteca alone has 88,000 residents. An election was conducted in 1900 approving the formation of the district and the issuance of a bond for $1,600 at 6 percent interest payable over 18 years.
DENNIS WYATT
The Bulletin
Published: Aug 12, 2021, 8:04 AM
Manteca City Councilman Dave Breitenbucher has been hinting there is another possible site for a homeless center.
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Manteca takes is sweet time building a homeless navigation center; has an opportunity for high profile police headquarters
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An artist’s rendering of what the front of the homeless navigation center may look like.
DENNIS WYATT
The Bulletin
Published: Apr 1, 2025, 9:07 AM
Can’t blame this one on Gov. Gavin Newsom. The governor agreed 44 months ago to send $16 million to Manteca to build a homeless navigation center .
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