Manteca, CA News

• Manteca, CA News
• 140 more jobs? Say cheese!
• Freedom in Truth recovery program staging open house
• Ripon crossing guard retiring after 50 years
• Glenn Campbell making Stockton stop June 21 as part of his Good-Bye Tour
• SCT presents summer children’s theatre program
• 24/7 utility payments on tap
• Sheriff Moore donates ice cream sundae bar to Lathrop High’s Sober Grad party
• A bright idea to cover city costs?
• Manteca Ambulance District celebrates 60 years of service
• Pacific Legal Foundation speaker talks about ruling against EPA on Thursday
• Ripon proud of veterans museum & wall honoring those who served
• National League Capsules
• Medical excuse for ignoring pedestrian
• Jow-Hohe is Lathrop’s new police chief
• 13 months later & still no crosswalk on Woodward Ave.
• River near Ripon took two lives during 2011
• Myth of growing Japanese maples debunked
• 15,000 may honor our fallen
• Family movies in park returning this summerFamily movies in park returning this summer
• Yahoo to sell half of its Alibaba stake for $7.1B
• 'Corpse flower' ready to spread its stink in Ohio
• San Francisco Bay to Breakers run has few arrests
• NOT FORGOTTEN
• Manteca Ambulance: 60 years & counting
• Treated sewer water may irrigate 417 acres of crops
• Refuse driver’s memorial helps hospitalized worker
• Lathrop container fire started by grinder causes some $10,000 in damage
• $7.5M hit for homeowners
• TRASH TALK
• Two Manteca birds killed by West Nile virus
• Chemical spill at pool supply store leads to flash fire
• Deputy dog bites arm of teen trying to pet him
• WOUNDED WARRIOR RUN
• Council: If wheels aren’t falling off, don’t replace it
• Forget the sugar tax; Richmond needs a birth tax
• Rockin’ righteous good time at Jackson Rancheria July 13
• Lynyrd Skynyrd, Doobie Brothers tickets for Oct. 5 Stockton Arena concert go on sale today
• Airport Way: Six lanes ahead
• DUTY-HONOR-COUNTRY
• 28 motorists get tickets in Manteca sting targeting pedestrian safety
• Council to staff: Address Union Ranch Park safety
• Uecker gets nod as Ripon’s delegate to cities conference
• $400K for vandalized skate park?
• ‘Mini grants’ for video surveillance to get around costly state rule?
• Will curtain go up on summer movies again?
• You can take in Yosemite vistas 24/7 via computer
• Farmers Insurance agents staging March of Dimes bowl-a-thon benefit
• Growth spurs Tidewater extension
• 10 SUCCESS STORIES
• Refunds may not be possible for maintenance on park not in place
• Manteca Rec swimming lesson registration starts
• Toni & Guy help brighten up day for cancer survivors & caregivers
• MANTECA HALL OF FAME
• The cost of council talk: $225K
• LOOK, UP IN THE SKY…
• Memorial Day parade cancelled due to skyrocketing cost of insurance
• They’re thanking their moms for all they do
• Picnic shade structure next for Woodard Park
• Solar panels over BLD parking?
• LOCKS OF LOVE
• Manteca’s Nielson searching for fellow underage warriors
• Finally temperatures are staying in the 90s range
• Spring target for retail, restaurant & apartments
• WORLD WAR II TRIBUTE
• Mayor’s ‘candy man’ persona makes Lathrop city hall staff uneasy
• City not ready to deliver promised cameras in parks
• More Manteca Police officers hinge on revenue
• Blankets too close to water heater causes $30K house fire
• DHM celebrates opening of imaging center
• Three Bunco events help raise funds for Lathrop 24-hour relay
• Free battery of health screening tests at N. Main Walgreens Monday
• Just what is going on in Lathrop?
• Priority list for $154M of projects before city
• SSJID donates 2 trucks for SHARP graffiti patrols
• SIERRA HIGH JAZZ NIGHT
• LEARNING ABOUT FARMING
• Ripon Police supervisor on 1,500-mile bicycle ride
• Marty Harris being honored for supporting ag education
• Toni & Guys stage haircuts & more for cancer survivors this Saturday, May 12
• Drive-by shooting terrorizes dinner crowd
• Not Forgotten: Memorial Day Weekend
• Manteca Unified schools spring concerts
• Bell tower still resonates with many
• 2 CELEBRATIONS TODAY
• Retired Special Forces colonel grand marshal for Memorial Day parade
• Traditional garden harkens back to olden days
• ‘Fat moon’ for Cinco de Mayo
• Garden nursery may open near Kaiser Hospital
• Former Olympian who built Ripon swimming passes away
• Rotary honors peace officers for outstanding service
• CORRECTION
• He wants to help other kids
• PAYING FOR PARK THEY CAN’T USE
• Got weeds again? Manteca may slap $100 fine on you plus other costs
• Ripon bank-rolling $20K for aerial fireworks display
• Cinco de Mayo celebration set for Saturday at Orchard Valley
• There’s 1,550 more Mantecans
• ONE OF A KIND
• Practicality trumps sentimentality in water tower debate
• Victorious Elite Allstars bring home trophies
• Move to bury landfill expansion
• TRANSIT STATION BREAKS GROUND
• Transit station: Downtown icon?
• Manteca’s ‘Flag Man’ has been on the job for 10 years overseeing placement of 2,400 flags
• Nyckelharpa player to give talk, performance at Haggin
• The Great Pumpkin debate
• RELAY FOR LIFE
• 6 of Manteca area’s best gardens on May 12 tour
• McParland 4th grader tops in county with tote bag design
• Woman run over by car twice faces long recovery after three surgeries
• A personal stake in Relay for Life
• Manteca Relay for Life: A celebration of life
• Perko’s closing, but will reopen near Del Webb
• KIDS IN THE BOX
• Manteca home proportionally to more single family houses than state
• Four Manteca teens playing with youth symphony
• EVERY 15 MINUTES
• Congress may force all of Manteca to buy flood insurance
• Tea Party Patriots want America to get on the bus
• Ripon adopts rotating chair system for mayor
• Great Valley writing & technology workshops set for Manteca, Ripon
• SSJID plan includes tax cut
• PG&E DONATING $87K
• Manteca woman waiting for call that’ll save her life
• Manteca motorist killed at Airport Way & Roth Road
• Orchid show featuring over 900 specimens
• Manteca Motorist Killed Near Sharp Depot At 5 a.m. Wednesday Morning
• Manteca construction plugging along
• Intense bidding war pushes Great Wolf value up 57 percent
• Punjabi American festival set for May 5 at city park
• Memorial Day car show in memory of Manteca’s fallen Marine
• Manteca Unified schools spring concerts starting
• A real ‘community’ center
• SERIOUS INJURY ACCIDENT
• A health club in the works for West Manteca?
• Spring Creek finishing 2-story clubhouse Friday
• $252M on want list, $70M in bank
• THE MUD PEOPLE
• Olsen: California needs to return back to the future
• New web site for Manteca Historical Museum launched
• Work party helps with Manteca High ‘Success Locker’
• Mud Run lives up to reputation
• Stanislaus County deputy remembered at funeral by thousands
• Galgiani sees high speed train coming down the tracks
• Senate hopeful slams ‘inland California Coastal Commission’
• 10,000 runners + 16 obstacles = big muddy mess
• Stockton diocese settles abuse case for $3.75M
• Here comes the big muddy
• TURNS SHIP AROUND
• Ransom vows to do more with less if she’s elected to Board of Supervisors
• LDS volunteer crew to help clean up museum, cemetery
• McManteca, we’re loving it
• Supervisor hopeful split: Benigno for Delta canal option, Elliott opposes plan
• She’s living example of value of early detection
• Manteca’s towering problem
• NO SUBSIDY NEEDED
• Volunteer event getting lot of love from Ripon leaders
• Lathrop working to pick consulting firm for city manager search
• Pair of experts talking about plant health during May 2 Ripon Garden Club meeting
• IT’S ABOUT LIFESTYLE
• Congressional candidates pile up $1.1 million in three months
• Kids willing to sleep in boxes being sought
• Here comes 85-degrees temperatures
• Best Buy closing Manteca store
• TOP SCHOLARS
• Manteca targets pedestrian safety with stepped up effort by police
• ‘Musical chairs’ selection for mayor before council
• McLaughlin strives for open & transparent government
• Will Uncle Sam help ACE project?
• Pregnancy Help Center seeks $100K for mobile medical unit
• Free basic auto maintenance class for new drivers Sunday
• Cathleen Galgiani speaks at Lathrop Chamber awards dinner on April 20
• Lightning strikes Sierra High campus
• Cell tower design draws static from council members
• SSJID drops emergency, enough water on tap
• Tornado strikes near Weston Ranch
• Youthful dancers, singers entertain guests at Ministry of Caring luncheon
• Fire calls, fire losses up in 2011
• MUSUEM COLLECTION GROWS
• Condit: Putting Central Valley 1st in Congress
• One-on-one tutoring graduates 50 students
• PG&E shares tips to prevent leaks from becoming disasters
• A tower with a flag stuck on top
• 9-YEAR-OLD HIT BY CAR
• SSJ Republicans plan candidates forum on May 7
• Combining farming & comedy
• MARATHON CITY CLERK
• Ripon residents must trim shrubs, trees back due to safety concerns
• Randy Karim prepares for bone marrow transplant
• Manteca Kiwanis celebrate 60 years of service to community
• FINAL SHIFT NEARING
• Manteca’s $20M- plus spending plan includes park & transit station
• Volunteers stuff 10,000 eggs with candy for hunt
• Students’ Living Stations of the Cross attract crowd
• GOOD FRIDAY PASSION PARADE
• City manager speaking before Manteca Patriots on April 12
• Ripon man killed in early morning crash
• Officer Dowswell has marrow transplant, now in recovery
• Road work driving economy
• CITY WORKERS STEP UP
• McGehee ordered to stand trial for Halloween murder in Manteca
• Manteca motorist, 24, killed in freeway traffic accident on I-580 near Livermore
• Manteca Police canine trials set for April 28
• Making visitors pay for protection
• SEARCHING FOR SUSPECTS 101
• ‘Musical chairs’ will determine next Ripon mayor
• Keaten stepping down as Lathrop city manager
• Swiss Echoes concert, dinner & dance takes place April 21
• Manteca: Central to it all
• PRACTICING TO SAVE LIVES
• Federated Women seek donations for estate sale
• Street fair set for April 14-15 in downtown Manteca
• Comedian Jeff Dunham donates $15,000 to 2nd Harvest Food BankComedian Jeff Dunham donates $15,000 to
• Still going strong at 103 years
• EGG HUNTS GALORE
• Manteca leaders ponder overall $97 million budget
• Visitors Center catering to ‘short-term parking’ market
• Manteca Artist Guild in search of venues to display art
• Manteca working to create Yosemite visitors center at Orchard Valley
• LABOR OF LOVE
• Manteca Lotto ticket worth $250,000
• Beat camping crowds this Easter weekend
• 1912: People decide town of Manteca needs a school
• Ripon's Colony Oak School wins California Distinguished School honor twice
• Turning mud & soccer into money
• Hearing on April 9 for plan to redistrict Ripon trustees
• Travis Tritt sings in Stockton at Bob Hope Theatre April 19
• Stockton Symphony’s ‘Pops & Picnic’ April 28
• Jack and the Beanstalk on stage April 29 at Gallo Center for the Arts
• Orchard Valley: No.1 taxpayer
• MEMORIAL WEEKEND
• Almond growers: Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
• Halloween murder suspect in third day of court hearing
• Women’s Success Network formed in Manteca
• Issuing permits for human signs may open city to liability suits
• VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT
• Supervisor hopeful makes jobs linchpin of campaign
• East Union High KIWINS club raises $495 for Second Harvest Food Bank
• Ripon Unified School District seeking information for Transitional Kindergarten
• Two Hispanic farm workers found shot to death in trailer on Airport Way
• Marines honoring fallen Airman
• FIGHTING HUNGER
• Merchants: Sign rule changes will hurt their business
• Ripon going with green fuel-efficient transit buses
• Teaching citizens self-defense tactics using guns
• SSJID in position to squeeze by
• Judge: Leave police officers alone
• ANOTHER TRAFFIC SIGNAL
• Skouts Honor releases 1st album dubbed ‘Transitions’
• Ripon turns old museum building into meeting hall
• Baby shop taking stab at diaper-changing record
• More jobs means more traffic
• Tea Party seen as way to stem growth of laws weakening right to carry guns
• Office complex rammed second time in six weeks
• Sierra High grad Dev in concert at Stockton Arena
• Nearly New clothing sale event set for April 13 at Delta College
• Man escapes mobile home inferno
• Hernandez wants to cut $1.2M PG&E bill by going green at treatment plant
• Good Samaritan, police return wayward parrot
• Driver apparently didn’t see stop sign, hits eye doctor’s office
• Doctors takes delivery of MRI unit at new Valley Cancer Medical Center
• Dumpster diver defies death
• SPRINGING ALIVE
• Three-peat for pipe work closing road for long time?
• High speed ACE train may create jobs in Manteca
• Dollar General gearing up to open Ripon market
• More office space, less homes
• UP TO 13,600 JOBS
• Retirement for Lathrop Police Chief Holman
• Love Lathrop joins with beautification day effort
• True downtown farmers market?
• RETAINING BUSINESS
• Pension cost rise means city raises unlikely in 2013-14
• Lathrop ponders pursing economic development
• Singing is sweet music to Lisa Rowe’s ears
• Wine sweetens Spreckels Park
• MAKING THE CUT
• Great Wolf may bring $9.4 million annual payroll
• Baha’is to ring in Naw-Ruz at sunset this coming Tuesday
• Taxidis trades music for restaurant business
• Peeling off food processing jobs
• SMASH HIT?
• BMX riders honor Turnage’s memory at Spreckels Park
• Manteca Happy Wheelers: Still on a roll after 20 years
• Irish native celebrating St. Patrick’s Day at Isadore’s
• Manteca’s future job puzzle
• $20K FOR NEW BOOKS
• SSJID joins fight over long-term Delta regulations
• Gun shop donates ballistic vest for Manteca Police dog
• Stockton Civic Theatre casts ‘On Golden Pond’ opening on May 7
• $1.4M question: To pay or not to pay
• WOODWARD WORK
• Water shortage declared; SSJID moves to assist alfalfa growers
• It’s OK to keep on trucking in Lathrop but just don’t park
• Sierra falls in Gebhardt Cup championship
• Personal harassment: Not protected speech?
• LIBRARY PLANS SHELVED
• Manteca ending fiscal year with $1.2M balance in general fund
• Mantecans, farmers ready for a rainy stretch
• Reception, Great Options drawing follows season finale concert Sunday
• Downtown: Looking up or down?
• LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT
• SSJID board may declare water emergency due to record dry winter
• Breaking the ‘same old’ mold
• Lathrop may target aggressive sales
• 23,600 Manteca residents working but 200 more now looking for jobs
• Coach, golf course owner like Daylight Savings Time
• Cadaver dogs used in search for missing Lathrop man
• Getting ready to catch the wave
• CIVIC CENTER NEEDS
• Common Sense group funded by PG&E casts doubt on SSJID power plan
• Manteca Youth Focus competition starts tonight
• Police SWAT raids early Thurs. morning net 20 pounds of methamphetamine
• Saving money with gravity
• 52 YEARS & COUNTING
• Survey: Lathrop residents worry about gang crime
• Jobs: Build infrastructure & they will come
• Reward posted for information for Lathrop man’s safe return
• 1st River Island home in 2013?
• SHOW US THE MONEY
• Council: Money for landscaping upkeep doesn’t grow on trees
• Marissa’s Closet looking for new home for prom gowns
• Sidewalks: Broken promise
• SPRINGTIME IN WINTER
• Ripon seeks funds to landscape Main Street
• Mantecan saves puppies from icy Afghanistan river
• Shedding ugly image isn’t cheap
• FLOCKING TO MANTECA
• Social Security access sidewalk part of budget
• Possible sales tax could fund Lathrop fire services
• Show attracts quilters, vendors from near & far
• Condos plunge 83% in value
• ART OF QUILTING
• Condit running for father’s former congressional seat
• Bass fishing champ shares tips with fellow anglers
• Police roll out cell phone alert system
• Half cent sales tax keeps 23 police, firefighters on job
• Coin collectors in Manteca looking for rare, collectible items
• United Way’s 10th annual Power of One luncheon features UOP president May 22
• SJCHCC hosting 11th annual Latina Business Conference, lunch March 22
• Golf course almost out of debt
• DOCTORS HOSPITAL
• Lathrop furlough days end as city’s fiscal condition no longer dire
• Lathrop Police looking for man who wandered away
• Fatal spin out on Highway 99 at Lathrop Road
• Motorist dies as he spins out in front of big rig on Highway 99 at Lathrop Road
• Property tax taking another dive
• SOUND WALL CRASH
• Dhaliwal: Goal is for people to work, shop, play in Lathrop
• Crash victim still listed as critical
• Air Force Band performing at Delta College stage on April 16
• Crash with police SUV leaves driver shaken
• BLEAK WATER OUTLOOK
• Fireworks back on for Lathrop July 1st event
• 50 years of caring & healing
• Manteca Police car, SUV collide at Moffat, Main; 2 sustain injuries
• People in a hurry make Manteca streets less safe
• CELEBRATING BLOSSOMS
• Scholarships available for GECAC tutors
• MJC hosting FFA Field Day March 31
• American Red Cross offers free CPR training March 3
• Lathrop High locked down after phone warning of gun on campus
• Lathrop High locked down after phone warning of gun on campus
• $5 a gallon gas fears
• GOLDEN QUEEN
• Judge decides against dismissing lawsuit against city over Duenez’ death
• Project using non-potable water for landscaping, park
• Two Almond Blossom breakfasts
• Is Manteca economy warming up?
• CARNIVAL READY TO ROLL
• Manteca could finally put in place budget next month
• Council honors Officer Cavin for $100,000 burglary case
• Ripon teens share thoughts on making a difference
• Saving green to go green
• BERLIN FILM FEST
• South County churches mark Ash Wednesday
• Manteca Tea Party plans talk on health care reform
• Ripon wants county to takeover affordable housing
• Helping Manteca weather storms
• HONORING WWII VETS
• Ripon may pony up $4K to fight for local control issues
• $60K in federal funds may help Manteca’s low income
• Sold-out crowd supports World War II honor roll project
• Manteca crew ACEs contest
• GROWING GARDENING
• Snow enthusiasts head to Sierra while Mother Nature may shine on Almond fete
• It’s time for Mother Nature to create ‘lava falls’ in Yosemite
• Bowling challenge Saturday helps raise funds for free tutoring effort
• Fighting foreclosure blight
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE
• Lawyers bicker over who is harassing whom in restraining order case against Duenez
• Lathrop leaders balk at $85K bill for fireworks, celebration
• City overcharged restaurant $15,151 over 9 years for water
• Downtown Manteca ‘grows’ in size
• SHIFTING TO 21st CENTURY
• Who makes best cupcake in all of Manteca? Find out this Saturday
• Lathrop spending $13M for arsenic removal effort
• It’s your choice: What’s best in Manteca, Ripon & Lathrop?
• 10% less city water possible
• MORE THAN PIPE DREAM
• Voice contender started playing guitar as 6th grader
• 2007 East Union grand on CSU Monterey Bay Dean’s List; on track for criminal justice career
• Demolition begins for 'Blues Brothers' shopping mall
• Will she be top choice for ‘Voice’?
• A NOTE-ABLE WOMAN
• 197,200 visitors flock to Lathrop over seven months
• Deadline Thursday for joining Lathrop citizens police academy
• Woman trapped in Honda hatchback in head-on crash on Louise Avenue
• 4th of July celebration staying put
• MANTECA’S FINEST
• One for the money, two over 50 can go to Elvis tribute show
• Rain is just what almonds need during blossom time
• Conference toasts success of Indelicato, 9 other women
• Water delivery cuts for Manteca?
• BUILDING COMMUNITY
• War on Terror panel honors fallen combat air controller
• Colony Plaza targets build out over next five years
• Area garden clubs plan series of upcoming events
• Bonus bucks saved city’s bacon
• THE POWER OF THE PEN
• Back to the future for Manteca new home starts?
• Maestro stint helps Sakata trumpet his musical skills
• 49ers fans could score big with ACE
• ALMOND BLOSSOMS
• Volunteers sought to help harvest excess citrus this Saturday for needy
• Groundbreaking May 25 for upgrade of Ripon High’s football field & track
• Grange ready for breakfast Feb. 25; VFW sweetheart event on Saturday
• NACA loans may help Manteca
• Residents hope Lathrop can help pave Park Street
• Ripon giving old museum building at park a makeover
• Beall earns promotion to MPD sergeant
• Will we have enough water?
• SHE’S A SHINING EXAMPLE
• Restraining order argument pits 1st Amendment, officers’ concerns
• Which one: West Point or U.S. Naval Academy?
• Ripon VFW Sweethearts dinner, dance set for this Saturday at hall
• Eight months & no decision
• JROTC CADETS COMPETE
• Mayor Santos helps build Lathrop ties with China
• Manteca Adult School spring classes are now under way
• Mike Winther speaks on “Constitution under Siege” during Manteca Tea Party Patriots meeting Thursda
• 68,136 call Manteca home
• What will become of RDA housing projects?
• McDonald: Bush chased him from GOP while Obama brought him back
• Lathrop ponders sharing grant with non-profits
• Bride-to-be camps out for 10 hours for $50 dress
• Oakwood Shores making big splash
• MARY CARIGIET
• Dollar General opening Manteca store later this year
• Brides-to-be descending on Marissa’s Closet today
• Children’s book club sign-ups starting
• Fate of $46.7M up in the air
• OPPORTUNITY QUILT
• City eager to see El Rey building reopen once again
• Ripon looks at cost of renovating old museum
• Manteca venues gearing up for Super Bowl Sunday
• High marks for tutoring effort
• TIPTON’S BEA BOWLSBY
• Solomon ends 31-year career at Manteca District Ambulance
• Dinner raising funds to honor WWII veterans
• Last call for Kelley Brothers
• THE GREEN PEOPLE
• Council OKs smart phones for members on taxpayers’ dime
• Comic book musical spoof being staged by children’s theatre group
• Poker, bingo Feb. 11 benefits family shelter
• Moffat renaissance underway
• BLD’s 4th of July contribution in 2011 was $22K
• SISTER ANN VENITA BRITTO
• Lathrop Manteca finds ways to handle staffing challenge
• Cooking fire severely burns woman
• MARISSA’S CLOSET
• Fire up your ovens for Cupcake War II
• Stockton Tea Party founder in race for 13th Assembly seat
• 3rd highest year for home sales
• Educator left his mark on Manteca families
• Two families flee as fire destroys mobile homes
• SJ Historical Society to hear about Stockton’s namesake
• Crab feed Feb. 11 benefits ALS research
• Two families flee mobile park blaze
• Act trashy, lose your Toters
• Remembering 957 heroes
• Peripheral canal proposal, loss of home rule prompts SSJID to join battle
• Why did the city take your Toter?
• California wine country getaways for two
• Lathrop: The new Mudville
• SSJID gears up for showdown with PG&E at LAFCo hearing
• Lathrop eyes annexing business park project
• Songs, music, poetry of American West at Gallo
• Red Cross honoring crash heroine
• CEO OF MANTECA, INC.
• Irrigation run, rain help ease farmers’ concerns
• Doctors Hospital shortens ER wait via online access
• Ripon Urgent Care offers flu shots, blood pressure test
• Officers get restraining order
• ALEX HILDEBRAND
• Lathrop, Manteca burying litigation ax in order to work together for jobs
• Prouty: Museum director, cemetery volunteer, author
• More crab-by times for South County
• On the books: 10,828 more homes
• Ripon Police seek citizens’ input
• SSJID could join Delta Stewardship opposition
• Youth dancers design routines, teach others
• Berryhill’s canal alternative
• BUILDING A NEW LOOK
• Home rule, 15% lower power cost drives SSJID plan
• 49er fever parties on tap in Manteca this Sunday
• Manteca jobless rate up to 13.9%
• Mobile home hit by gunfire Thursday evening, four occupants safe
• Spend 6 hours learning to save a life
• ANSWERING THE CALL
• Water fight in Lathrop ends in draw
• Aerial fireworks at Stouffer on 4th gets OK from council
• SJ Master Gardeners offer free workshops
• Water war spreading to land?
• WEATHERING THE STORM
• Bond raters like SSJID’s credit worthiness status
• Ripon council wants to lease PAL building
• Denham raised eyebrows with San Quentin sale plan
• Fireworks over BLD’s 4th profits
• DOWNTOWN GOING UPTOWN
• SJ County native makes run for 9th Congressional
• Young quilters encouraged to join Quilt & Cloth Doll Show
• Ray’s reign as Miss Ripon nears end
• SSJID making power play
• Manteca RDA owes $459.6M in debt that state must honor
• FARMERS PRAY FOR RAIN
• Gallo Arts Center CEO speaks at Federated Women’s lunch
• After two layoffs he’s back on patrol again
• A July 4th blast for $40,000
• Safety work on tap for Union at train tracks
• Elliott: Public safety to priority for county
• Manteca shows its thanks for a wounded warrior
• Transit station nears final OK
• Room tax sharing plan with schools, others may move Great Wolf forward
• Mayor optimistic about snagging Great Wolf
• Summers’ ‘Winter Chili’ burns the competition
• It’s Chief Nick Obligacion
• ALMOND BLOSSOM KICKOFF
• Temp barrier on Old River will help salmon, steelhead in San Joaquin River
• Manteca procession honors severely wounded Marine
• Denham vows to push for full ag water allocations
• Tuesday train crash survivor named
• Stockton abduction attempt puts Manteca, Ripon Schools on Alert
• Grim news: 50% less irrigation water
• New police chief pick expected by month’s end
• Olsen makes pitch for Assembly votes
• HOPE: A dignified shelter for homeless families
• Celebrating Year of the Dragon
• Train victim identified as Anthony Gregory Munkholm
• Driver dies in train, SUV crash
• 99 GETTING WIDER
• SJ may declare emergency due to lack of rain
• Pit bull shot by officer to stop attack on dog
• Denham wants Uncle Sam to have $15B garage sale
• Ripon Officer shoots pit bull attacking smaller yorkie over weekend
• Motorist dies in train collision, passenger injured
• More Manteca job cuts possible
• Air pollution hammers valley
• Carhart takes over as interim Ripon chamber exec director
• Lathrop joins fight against canal option
• Will city come after you next?
• CRAB MANIA UNDERWAY
• Should Lathrop give delinquent accounts break on reconnect charges?
• Manteca clout will grow in future SSJID elections
• Continued funding for DUI court
• Manteca welcoming a hero
• SPAS PUT SAFETY 1ST
• Manteca rain at historic low; farmers seek SSJID water run
• 2,400 JOBS COMING
• Austin Road showing up on expansion radar for firms
• Developer enhancing flood protection
• Trust fund set up for stricken Lathrop family
• Volunteers exclusively fought Manteca fires until 1958
• HOPE given new lease on life
• GROWING UP IN LATHROP
• Lathrop mobilizes to help family hit with loss of father
• Bennie Gatto continues to leave his mark on Lathrop
• Wheat yields to grapes, almonds & watermelons
• Contractor addressing pipe issues
• RENTS GOING UP AGAIN
• Review panel: Derail high speed rail project for now
• Manteca Bulletin goes to paid on-line service
• Ripon Police recognize two heroes for saving lives
• 160 parking spaces for Woodward?
• DELTA FLEA MARKET
• Manteca leaders: Explore possible Great Wolf options
• River Junction: County’s most flood prone area
• Leisure travel: Solid bet for airport
• ON TRACK FOR MILLION
• City workers ink contracts that will end Manteca structured deficits
• Bulletin combines both Saturday, Sunday papers
• 2,000 fled floodwaters
• De Ruyter family’s dairy, house flooded in 1997
• PG&E electrical rates up 2.4%, gas up 1.8% on Sunday
• Doctor’s gesture restores mother’s faith in people
• Teicheira family moved 700 cows & forced to flee home for 2 weeks
• Mistlin baseball plan strikes out
• 150-foot cell tower pole may fly Old Glory
• AAA offering free rides & tow on Eve
• Dry December may mean early irrigation run
• Ripon Arts hosting Sister Swing Andrew Sisters tribute concert
• Manteca’s $20.1M investment spree
• 6 violent deaths took place during 2011 in Manteca
• It was a year of heroes, free fish & budget blues
• A dry holiday weekend as rain avoids Manteca
• Stockton Arena ground zero for monster trucks Jan. 6 & 7
• Crash creates massive jam on 99
• YES, HE CAN!
• Strong points & infighting mark the year
• 603 new homes built in Manteca in 23 months
• Preparing to accommodate 20,000+ additional toilets
• Fiery big rig accident closes Northbound & Southbound 99
• City replacing Model-T era garage
• First City Hall broke for Manteca started in 1923
• Weight loss surgeries turn health around
• Seven graduate nurses complete Doctors’ Versant residency program
• What Do You Want For Yourself Next Year?
• 24-inch baseball coming to park
• HELPING HOMELESS
• Aerial platform engine sidelined 50% of the time
• Struggling families served brunch & gifts by church
• 8-year-old gives bicycle gift to another child
• An extreme makeover for HOPE
• CHRISTMAS MEALS
• Harris wants city to get tough on foreclosure upkeep
• Lathrop Lions plays Santa for displaced children, mom
• Craigslist theft victim receives presents, cash
• Mural: A real crowd pleaser
• KIDS’ WISHES
• Manteca Bulletin Weekend Edition debuts Saturday
• Cheering up patients with holiday keepsakes
• Households saving $120 a year
• FIREFIGHTERS PLAY SANTA
• Former museum may become meeting hall
• Ripon nursery showcases its own rainbow at Christmas
• Tango workshop set Jan. 7 in Modesto
• Investing or buying green cards?
• Nonagenarian: Random acts of kindness abound
• Park View staging crab feed
• Festival dinner tickets on sale
• Toy Story 3 on ice in Bay Area
• Fire sale: Ex-carpenter’s hall
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• Ripon may push for bike trail to Manteca
• Lathrop hopes to snag travel plaza with hotel
• Great Wolf land deal talks
• Christmas Eve meals in Manteca
• Lathrop deploys extra undercover officers during holiday season to patrol city
• Ripon checkpoint targets DUI suspects, drivers without licenses
• Invest in Manteca, get a visa
• Manteca IT department finds PG&E shortchanged city $80K
• Firefighters: Don’t let trees ruin Christmas
• No change for sewer & water?
• IS IT A WRAP?
• 23,600 Manteca residents on the job; 3,700 looking
• Ripon Police conducting DUI checkpoint tonight
• 100 sets of helping hands
• THE POTTERY MAN
• Lathrop-Manteca hires 2 firefighters back after lay-offs
• Preschoolers take part in Baby Shower for Jesus
• Hopefuls seek Almond Blossom Festival queen crown for 2012
• FORE! IT’S SANTA!
• Ripon wants to play ball but state is holding the $4 million
• Helping father deal with leukemia inspires 19-year-old
• Kindred Arts concert offers holiday
• Aloha from Stockton?
• NOMINEES SOUGHT
• SSJID board wants Kamper’s home kept within his area boundaries
• Firefighters step up to help needy families
• Want to share how your garden grows?
• Manteca on the rise
• Bulletin rolls out weekend edition, online subscriptions
• Toys sought for Christmas Eve dinner
• Manteca dominates SSJID
• FOURTEEN CONCERTS
• Persistent effort to keep Powers pedestrians safe
• Sister Ann planning senior Christmas party
• It isn’t a race: Volkssport is a walk with talk
• Speed cushions get OK for Lathrop streets
• Children’s Christmas Gift program desperately looking for more donors
• Rethinking Oakwood Shores
• WORKFORCE HOUSING
• Is having a voice worth it?
• WILD TRADITION
• Christmas need for 1,800 turkeys, hams
• Looking for gifts for 160 plus care home residents
• Roundabout in Cottage’s future?
• GIFT OF HISTORY
• Shields says SSJID will have higher accountability than PG&E as provider
• Fighting for life: Stephen Dowswell’s story
• One wild Christmas tradition
• TREE OF LIGHTS
• City workforce cut by 21% over last four years
• Kuhn among survivors marking 70th anniversary
• Unveiling Pearl Harbor mural highlights solemn ceremony
• He was on Midway on ‘Day of Infamy’
• E-BOOKS AT LIBRARY
• Harassment: Duenez family say it is, police contend it isn’t
• Community drive next week for bone marrow matches
• Affordable housing crisis to foreclosure debacle
• FALLEN FIREFIGHTER
• Bone marrow search to help 2 Manteca men fighting for life
• 1990s: Manteca trying to drop bedroom status
• Seller notes demand high for fresh trees
• Ripon council discussing growth fees tonight
• MHS murals honor WWII vets
• MHS murals honor WWII vets
• Bypass crash kills Mantecan; seriously injures another resident
• Leaf collection starts today
• Fate of dual immersion pilot rests with DeLiddo
• A WALK IN THE PARK
• Placencia teams with E.T. actress
• SSJID may one day serve farms north of FC Road
• Park View teams strong at Olympiad
• 1970s: Moving from farming to commuting
• Uncle, can you spare $120M?
• SANTA’S COMING!
• Firefighter Todd Walker’s Manteca funeral Monday
• 1960s: Spreckels Sugar expands, Creamery closes
• Free breakfast, benefit seminar on Wednesday
• O’CHRISTMAS TREE
• Family vows to picket council meeting over fatal shooting
• Catastrophic flood mars quiet 1950s
• Breakfast with Santa Saturday at Park View
• Winter concert season for MUSD schools
• Museum parade float honors Sadie’s
• Winds nearly topple Carl’s Jr.’s giant inflatable hamburger
• War brings major change to Manteca
• Toy Train show to draw old, young to Turlock this weekend
• BECK CHRISTMAS TREES
• Love I.N.C. in need of volunteers to help in the 2011 Children’s Christmas Gift program
• 1930s: Farm woes, fires, and floods
• Ripon police to monitor ‘Taste of Ripon’ crowd Thursday night
• Contestants sought for festival queen
• DA drops all charges against former teacher
• Fixture in Manteca since 1954
• City garbage truck overturns in residential neighborhood
• 1920s: Drought hurts Manteca economy
• Ripon families gather for traditional start of Christmas
• BREAKING NEWS: Teacher cleared of all molestation charges
• City refuse truck flips into residential driveway
• Teens collect stuffed animals to give to care-home residents at Christmas
• 1910s: Water brought prosperity to Manteca
• Tree City, USA for 20 years running
• MARRIAGE AND CAREER
• Post-Thanksgiving football game a tradition for Manteca family
• 1900s: Manteca starts as wide spot on road
• Santa and Barbie and checkers – oh, my!
• 1800s: Joshua Cowell walked across Sierra
• Nominees sought for 2012Manteca Hall of Fame
• No shortage of helping hands at Rotary’s annual Thanksgiving meal
• ‘Eggstravaganza’ to benefit all-volunteer program
• MANTECA GIVES THANKS
• Crossroads Grace Turkey Bowl for love of God – and game
• Marking 101st Thanksgiving today
• $1,500 DAILY PG&E BILL
• Another Mantecan appearing on Price is Right show today
• Lathrop Rotary hopes to feed 200 folks today
• Pharmacist Stan Lee was kind, considerate
• Turkeys R Us reaches goal of 2,900 turkeys
• Volunteers help raise $76,565 during 32nd telethon
• Contestants sought for festival queen
• Taste of Ripon set for Thursday, Dec. 1
• ‘Santa Wonderland’ now at Bass Pro
• Police chief selection hits snag, delays pick until 2012
• RC Owens lands in 49er Hall of Fame
• 32nd annual Boys & Girls Telethon continues tonight
• Take Spartan Way to Lathrop High?
• A PLEA FOR TURKEYS
• Name that pool and breezeway at Manteca High
• Premier CEO weighs in on student credit union pluses
• Professional video production among telethon auction items
• Boys & Girls delivers on promise
• A SKETCHY TALENT
• Manteca being sued for $25M in fatal officer-involved shooting
• ‘Christmas in a Shoebox’ collection underway
• Manteca Christmas tree lighting set for Dec. 1 in front of Civic Center complex
• Black Friday is every Friday for 14.8 million of us
• $72M investment war chest
• TAKING THE CHALLENGE
• Pumpkins, corny fun draws record 150,000 to Lathrop
• ‘Twilight’ fans stand in line 10 hours for midnight debut
• Pianist Tien Hsoeh in concert Sunday as part of Manteca Kindred Arts series
• Student credit union opens
• Bureau slammed for ‘needless’ loss of salmon eggs
• SPELLING BEE
• Bricker ends career with Manteca Police Department
• $1,806 bed fee for nursing homes
• SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE
• Effort needs 414 turkeys by Friday to meet need
• Olsen running to serve as Assembly member for Manteca, Lathrop & Ripon
• Comedian Gabriel Iglesias planning performance Jan. 8 at Stockton Arena
• Hungry for Great Wolf jobs
• PERMIT FLAP
• Report: SSJID can indeed lower retail power costs
• Effort short 1,133 turkeys in attempt to provide Thanksgiving to struggling families
• Taste of Ripon set for Dec. 1
• 99 getting wider with style
• 1,205 families may go without Thanksgiving
• Free portrait sessions for struggling families Saturday
• Manteca business owner donates car wash revenues to Turkeys R Us Thanksgiving drive
• Kings County sues to block Prop 1A funding of high speed rail in valley
• Manteca may cut fire fees 16%
• FOOD FOR THE NEEDY
• Manteca leaders may back progam helping at-risk kids
• Mantecan to ‘Come on Down’ at Price is Right on Tuesday
• Library Park: Mural central
• WOODWARD WORKOUT
• River Islands school will use tablet computers not textbooks
• Lincoln Park plaza, parking lot work will cost $214,394
• Del Webb honors World War II veterans
• Illegal signs could become legal
• RECALLING WAR
• New state law may increase auto accidents
• Ice & snow fun returns to Lathrop this month
• Lathrop honors ‘ordinary yet extraordinary human beings’
• Interchange flip flop?
• BOWLING FOR BIRDS
• Legion Junior Auxiliary all about honoring vets
• Veterans vow to never let sacrifices be forgotten
• Veterans event today at Commons at Union Ranch
• Remembering those who served
• ST. ANTHONY’S HOLIDAY LUNCHEON
• Ride the Tide Saturday aids breast cancer fight
• Neighbor credited with putting out apartment kitchen fire
• Pearl Harbor survivor keynote speaker at Veterans Day ceremonies in Lathrop
• PIANIST UP NEXT
• Jury finds teacher not guilty of felony molestation
• Cereal replacing turkey for struggling families?
• Hall is Manteca’s new Parks & Rec director
• Alien crash draws crowd in Lathrop
• TRICK-OR-TREAT WITH CARE
• Manteca Winery Fall Faire benefits ‘Welcome Home’
• Manteca group investigates ghost reports
• Delta: $5.5B economic engine
• SPOOKS & TREATS
• Telethon target: $125K to help support programs for 1,500 youth
• Calvary Community Church launching Operation Christmas
• Union Ranch Park ready to break ground
• IN JAIL FOR KIDS
• Family of Manteca woman swept off Vernal Fall asking for prayers
• Fireplace restrictions start Tuesday for valley
• Power Rangers, Ninja Turtles popular again
• Air quality flags do more than flutter at school
• Manteca opens $2.1M dog house
• Got leftover candy? Sell it for $1 a pound
• Halloween: Haunted houses & alien crash sites
• Policing is a family affair for Ripon couple
• TREATS, HAUNTS & MORE
• The need: 1,452 turkeys in less than four weeks
• Trucking student missing for nearly three weeks
• Nearly 100 Mantecans marching to fight suicide
• Tilden Trio concert opens Kindred Arts season Sunday
• National tree coming to Manteca
• Ornellas seeks election to 5th Senate District
• Red Hat ladies want to help save Kelley Bros
• Author speaks before Manteca Patriots Thursday
• Free salmon distributed to seniors & low income families in Lathrop
• Breaking News
• ‘Occupy Manteca’ protest draws 3
• PUMPKINS ON A ROLL
• French Camp Marine mistaken for bear killed by Oregon hunter
• Downtown on $18.1 million ride
• Residents fret squatters taking over neighborhood
• Truckers putting on skirts
• HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS
• 3 Rivers youth powwow, health fair set for Nov. 5
• Lathrop JROTC cadet visiting Valley Forge
• Dell’Osso Farms may lure 140,000 visitors
• McKinley: Will it trigger growth war?
• Jobless rate drops below 14% first time in 25 months
• Men’s Ministry planning feeding homeless Oct. 29
• Fire destroys red-tagged Lathrop home on Park Street
• SERVICES THIS WEEK
• Tickets down, accidents up
• BUILDING CONFIDENCE
• RT Bus ride will cost students 25 cents more for each trip
• Tiff between volunteers highlighted at meeting
• Owner searching for missing therapy cat
• Train hits man lying on tracks
• Should 150-foot cell tower be plain, a tree, a palm tree, cactus, or flag pole?
• San Joaquin 4-H plans Manteca haunted house
• Stanislaus River Salmon Festival at Knights Ferry
• Gallo Center staging performances of Riverdance troupe Nov. 11 to 13
• Keep the $2.8M, Uncle
• TEEN SUMMIT
• ‘Love’ coming to Ripon next April
• ‘Tis the season to get busy in the garden
• October Ripon Senior Potluck Monday
• Which ACE will get played?
• YOUTH OF THE YEAR
• Mateo making run for Assembly seat
• If your husband was lost driving would he. . .
• No more Christmas lights
• Manteca pursues 4th Bypass interchange
• Manteca tower is coming down
• ANSWERING THE CALL
• Turkeys R Us face daunting challenge for Thanksgiving
• Rural Mantecans rattled by rare sight
• GECAC kids complete mural at Lincoln School
• Woodward Ave. transformation is now underway
• Teen body image is subject of gathering
• Warm fall weather on tap today & Sunday
• Couple finds Manteca Bulletin pumpkin hidden at Lincoln School
• East Union High’s JROTC Lancer Battalion conducts ice cream social
• Murder On Moffat Boulevard And Sherman Avenue Sidewalk 8 P.M. Thursday
• Woman gets run over by her own car
• LIBERTY & FREEDOM
• Peanuts Halloween events start Oct. 23 at Manteca Bass Pro Shops
• Harvest BBQ set for Oct. 22 at New Buds
• Kindred Arts opens season with Tilden trio concert on Oct. 30
• District has been on job serving area since 1956
• Lathrop-Manteca Fire celebrates 75 years with Saturday event
• ‘Blazer’ helped resolve more than 100 drug cases
• Guess who’s coming to Manteca?
• ACE may shave 30 minutes off commute
• ‘SUGAR PLUM DREAMS’
• Nurse practitioner relates brush with breast cancer
• Bethany’s Araujo receiving award for fundraising efforts
• Bethany Home hosting estate planning workshop
• 3 WOMEN HONORED
• Kiwanis’ rule, not city law on motorcycle club garb
• Breaking News: Sophisticated Pot Grow Valued over $1 Million in Lathrop Business Park
• Farm worker to brain surgeon
• Lathrop banning parking along Mossdsale Road
• Heavenly Holiday Tea making a difference
• Bark-toberfest raises $1,100 to help support Manteca K9 unit
• EU grad Rick Rapoza sells comedy script to Universal
• Get ready for yo-yo tourist
• THE BOYS OF OCTOBER
• ½ cent sales tax preventing loss of four officers
• Entertainment lineup aims to appeal to families
• Expo’s kids zone features slides, rides
• CROP DODGES BULLET
• Clark gets nod as head of community development
• Art show Monday raises funds for Ride the Tide
• WILLY WONKA ON STAGE
• Columbia Harvest Festival set for this weekend
• Can you help make a difference?
• GOING TO THE DOGS
• Should Lathrop go to pot for medicinal use?
• RDA ruling critical to Ripon Park project
• Who can handle the Army challenge on Saturday?
• Bricker’s successor on force
• Firefighter & paramedic get recognition for delivering baby
• Some Apple fans not answering the iPhone 4S call
• MAIN STREET DAY OCT. 15
• Joshua Cowell principal finds $100 pumpkin at Manteca High
• Is glass more than half empty?
• TIME FOR THE NUTS
• Police Chief defends officers who told Bikers for Christ to leave
• Lathrop Water war: Santos, Ornelas clash over helping users who fail to pay bills
• Muralists on board for Library Park
• A-mazing fun
• Lathrop may cut fee to get water turned back on
• CVB gets full cut; city employees taking cuts
• Manteca Pumpkin Fair lives up to its family-friendly flavor
• Manteca’s fire sale: Lower fees
• Plenty of family fun
• Manteca: Good & bad economic news all at once
• Water pipe project planned for E. Louise
• 3 more drive-thru windows
• A SPECIAL DAY
• State-of-the-art animal shelter dedication set for October 13
• Pumpkin Fair rolls into downtown
• Golf tourney raises funds in honor of Jeff Burkhardt
• THE THREE C’S
• Manteca & Lathrop going out of their gourds
• CHP helicopter highlights Saturday’s emergency vehicle show in Ripon
• ‘Hairspray’ opens Nov. 16 at Stockton Civic
• Stanislaus River rising again
• CARNIVAL PART OF FAIR
• Growers got Pumpkin Fair rolling 42 years ago
• Stockton Symphony concerts offer passionate romantic works
• Golden Bough offers Celtic musical fire
• Five more murals on horizon for downtown
• Garden Club helps landscape newly expanded Library Park
• 27th Main Street Day set for Oct. 15
• Tracy Councilman Bob Elliott running for 5th District seat
• Rosemary’s Roses offers 1,300 roses in Gold Country setting near Columbia
• Recalling good times in Manteca
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE
• Takin’ it to the Streets includes massive canned food collection
• City sacrifices street for larger Library Park
• Berryhill backs biomass plant job generation
• Not exactly mirroring USA economy
• Summer social in the fall
• Ripon council opts to dissolve redevelopment
• Golf tourney Friday aids Manteca Police dog unit
• Pumpkin Run, Corn Maze Run Saturday benefit youth
• Women of Woodbridge champion youth
• Powering Manteca
• Pumpkin Maze employs 300 with $150,000 October payroll
• Author, victim of medical fraud speaker at retreat
• Advance carnival tickets save buyers 50 percent
• $458M Manteca RDA debt
• HEROES OF WORLD WAR II
• Cornerstone Community Theater presents Willie Wonka
• 100 Manteca Kaiser nurses strike
• RALLYING BEHIND FAMILY
• Illegal bypass of PG&E meter with jumper cables starts house fire
• Scaring up several fun contests for Pumpkin Fair
• St. Anthony’s Harvest Festival auction goes high tech
• Smog costly for drivers
• STUDIO SCORES 7 TIMES
• Library Park expansion dedication set for Monday
• Sunday’s BBQ social serves as reunion of sorts for many
• Bluegrass & Wine benefit for county museum
• Court sides with SSJID on fish
• COMPOSTING FIRE
• 24-inch baseball coming soon to Lincoln Park
• Scot-Irish Mantecan cooks mean chile verde
• Ripon fire, police comb river for possible drowning victim
• City problem? Click it away
• BAG BOYS (& GIRLS)
• Carbon monoxide poisoning claims Manteca family kin
• 830 years on the job for 70 DHM employees
• Powerful decision may come in January
• Doggone good visit
• 5 vacancies left to fill on youth board
• Uncle Sam: Destroy fish to save them
• Testing the waters
• Homeland Security may buy surveillance cameras for new transit station
• Lincoln Park’s parking lot getting a makeover
• Dubious claim created Manteca tradition
• SAFETY ON TRACK
• Best month for job gains in Manteca in three years
• Manteca officer receiving kudos for making arrests
• St. Anthony’s Harvest festival today & Sunday
• Sales tax for public safety?
• 7 1/2 months as POW
• HOPE Ministries coming up short on funds to run homeless shelters
• Suspicious truck sightings around McParland School
• Soroptimists donate $10K for Teen Crisis Counseling
• City: Tell us what we’re doing wrong
• ON TRACK FOR SAFETY
• Sober birthday without fireworks in store this year for Lathrop
• Valley Concert Chorale’s 2011-12 line-up
• Stockton Chorale concert features Faure’s Requiem
• Misnomer: Park Street in Lathrop
• CHILE VERDE COOK-OFF
• Reduced student bus fares may disappear
• Manteca Ford joins effort to help good Samaritan with getting another car
• Government surplus food distribution Thursday
• Chick-fil-A plans Manteca location
• DECORATED WWII PILOT
• Portuguese language class sign-ups accepted
• Chances on Harley helps power Ripon High sports
• Bill Berryhill speaks tonight in Manteca
• Harvest festival this weekend
• Flags over Manteca
• 2nd crossing of SJ River being considered soon
• Ripon limits parking for commercial trucks
• A garden grows in this Manteca couple’s heart
• Foreclosed homes, dead grass raise ire
• Putting on the dog
• Real estate agent gets probation for tax evasion, avoids fraud prosecution
• Ripon council may pull plug on redevelopment
• She turns life around, shares healthy choices
• Fleeing suspect faces murder charges
• PATRIOTS DAY LUNCH
• Manteca Police on high alert 10 years ago
• Folks step forward to help Good Samaritan
• Garden in Ripon countryside offers plenty of creature comfort
• Manteca cuts annual costs 70%
• LABOR OF LOVE
• Ripon firefighters trek to New York for Ground Zero ceremony Sunday
• Manteca Tea Party packs house for inaugural meeting
• Life celebration for man still missing in Baja boat tragedy
• No bully pulpit against bullies
• Aquila predicts Palin announcing her candidacy on Constitution Day
• Former Lathrop mayor Robert K. Oliver dies
• Training crash triggers traumatic memories
• Jackson Rancheria presents Thompson Square on Oct. 29
• FIREFIGHTERS GO TO SCHOOL
• Traveling tortoise finds his way back to his home
• McLaughlin era starts on large upbeat note
• Manteca Post Office gets 1st facelift in 72 years
• Palin book author speaks to women’s club
• Atherton Drive gap work starting
• FROM CADET TO DOCTOR
• Justice for Jeremy raises mental health awareness
• McKinley interchange: A big ‘if’
• Collecting for kids
• Police Officer’s Ball offers help for kids to avoid gangs, & elegance
• Enjoying his labor & the American dream it affords
• Air Alert for San Joaquin County
• Color the skies
• Manteca council may just say no to bullying
• Lathrop maintenance worker does it all & loves it
• Limeliters in concert Thursday in Ripon
• Crossroads Grace’s miracle gardens
• LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
• City manager may have to reside within 30 miles of Manteca
• Four apply for nine youth board spots
• Car wash continues today & Sunday for help with burial
• McLaughlin making $144,690
• Lathrop honors late Rev. Cotton by re-naming street after him
• Ripon Swiss Hall hosts music, wrestling fete this weekend
• Color the Skies balloon festival Saturday & Sunday at Mistlin
• Railroad depot ink sketches on display
• Meghan Matthews hopes to pedal her way to berth on Olympic team
• New homes up in size 27% since 2008
• Strangers step up to give blood for Conde children
• Golfers in Charles Giles Memorial event will help feed needy families
• Flu shots available for Lathrop seniors on September 27
• Snappy road warrior
• OPENING THEIR HEARTS
• Car washes help family lay to rest murder victim
• Elegance grows in the Restuccia garden
• Main Street Day Oct. 15
• MITE-Y CORN BATTLE
• Blood drive Wednesday helps 2 youngsters trying to survive
• Next city manager won’t have to move
• Tidewater Bike Path adding new segment
• Farm workers march thru Manteca en route to Sacramento fairness rally
• The quiet streets of Manteca
• Are days for Manteca RDA numbered?
• Agape golf tourney helps foster kid placement
• Hatfields & McCoys
• Sierra High grad Chapman is new Timberwolf AD
• Injury accidents up 37.04% in Manteca
• Lathrop Relay for Life surpasses $40,000 fundraising mark
• Library expansion picks up steam?
• $57M ACE PROJECT
• Mid-management agrees to reduce compensation $1.2M over 4 years
• Alien haunted house in works for Lathrop
• Shed fire sends flames soaring into night sky over Manteca
• Pinkerton period ending
• HIS BEST FRIEND
• Ex-mayor contends Lathrop developer essentially was able to ‘rape & pillage’ city
• Color the Skies ready to launch
• Kindred Arts opens season with Oct. 30 Tilden Trio concert
• Got pumpkins? SJ County does
• ANSWERING THE CALL
• Police employees give back $2.4M to help Manteca balance budget
• Recession serves up opportunity for couple to open their own café
• SJ Valley olive oils & vinegars festival Sept. 10
• City’s goal: Shut up & listen
• DOWNTOWN YES, CENTER NO
• Lathrop council, MUSD leaders to meet again
• Marissa’s Closet planning open house, dress drive Saturday
• Summer band concert Sunday at The Fat Cat
• Manteca paying $5.8M ‘ransom’
• FLAGS OVER MANTECA
• 6 Mantecans trying to sing way onto TV
• ‘Ghost Chasers’ returning to Mountain Mike’s Pizza
• Longhorns, llamas & watusi, oh my!
• Ripon crime drops despite staffing cuts, population rise
• Commemorating 9/11: St. Anthony’s School planning Blue Mass
• Providing food for the soul , food for the spirit
• Outreach program provides food for both mind and body
• 2 house fires, $500K in losses
• It's a sign
• MRPS: Tradition, friendship, faith & family
• Additional municipal layoffs may still occur
• 92nd MRPS CELEBRATION
• All father of fallen Marine wants for b-day: Gifts for troops
• 300 Manteca residents lose employment in July
• Manteca’s Reggie Ginn taking stage in Modesto
• Gunfire kills Manteca man late Thursday
• Manteca housing sales hold steady
• BACK DOWNTOWN
• Sister LaVern ends jubilee year in Manteca
• Moderate temps through weekend
• What these dogs can do will bowl you over
• 9-1-1 plea for fire protection
• BARBARIC POL POT REGIME
• Smith, Aksland picked to fill vacancies on planning board
• Ripon on board for Stanislaus bike trail
• Garage sales for Love in the Name of Christ
• EPA: Ready to kill more jobs?
• ‘FARM’ AMONG HOMES
• Tea Party planning to tackle Manteca politics
• Mateo hopes to land salmon to feed seniors
• EU senior car-washing her way to DC
• BREAKING NEWS
• THEY LOVE THEIR BABIES
• Supporters seek 55-mile bike trail along Stanislaus River
• Manteca may take government to you
• Stance against ‘moral decay’ in booze vote
• RN grads enter Doctors Hospital residency
• The $13.7M investment
• WOODWARD RESERVOIR
• Plans for new tire store being reviewed by city
• Share your thoughts on Sept. 11, 2001
• Pressure for less stress
• SSJID making a splash with jobs
• New dog digs nearing completion
• Nine seek 2 openings on Manteca planning board
• Push to allow beer sales at Lathrop park
• Manteca complying & suing
• POWER OF PENNIES
• Sharing chambers with schools before council
• Academy offers glimpse of firefighters’ job
• Caltrans lists road work on freeways, highways
• River Islands could ACE a stop
• PORTUGAL TO MANTECA
• Ripon Police nab $165K in budget savings
• Manteca haunts thrilled to be back in the game
• Five-alarm chili with three-alarm raffle excitement set for Saturday
• A hand up for Latinos
• FILLING A NEED
• Record price triggers rush to gold sales
• Putting around honors Peter Riley, helps cancer fight
• DA: Insufficient evidence to charge Ripon mother in vandalism case
• Lake at heart of fun zone
• Railroad crossing closing on Main snarls city traffic
• Merced to Bakersfield line doubles to $13.9B
• ‘Mr. Jeff’ gets Park View School ready
• Color the Skies ready to launch 6th annual festival
• Lathrop waiting for overdue $3.2 million in growth fees
• Olympian’s name may grace Ripon High pool
• Lathrop Sister City group eyes student exchange
• Early Manteca Portuguese is subject of talk on Thursday
• Dinner & show at Senior Center
• Great Wolf: Pack mentality?
• Park on the grow
• Angels in Our Eyes perform on Saturday
• Ripon takes police motorcycle off street
• Neighbors, strangers help in pursuit of American Dream
• Out of nowhere
• Water play features: Cool idea for hot summer days
• A REAL SEEDY DEAL
• Manteca’s own Carmageddon?
• Manteca shifts rescue squad to Union station
• Lathrop-Manteca filling fire inspector vacancy
• The whisper heard by a whole community
• Ripon Garden Club planning September Stroll at 5 gardens
• Manteca’s 1st woman city manager
• Ruth & Ross: Story of a miracle
• SJ: California’s largest wine grape region
• Pre X-Fest Comedy Jam takes place
• Braata performing at XFest, & Mountain Aire concerts
• Bridge to Lathrop’s future
• Ornellas rolls out voter initiative to undo splitting of Manteca by county
• JACK’S SNACK PACKS
• Manteca parties to join forces to fight crime
• National Night Out brings community together in Lathrop
• Treacherous river of death
• National night out
• MUST says thanks but no thanks to $75K from MUSD
• Lathrop revisiting RV restrictions for city
• Denney returns home after serving in Iraq
• New uses possible for Lathrop Annex
• Spacey maze set for October
• 300+ guests gather under the stars
• It’s not same grind at skate parks in Manteca & Lathrop
• Singer Jim Anderson dabbles in TV movie acting
• Wetlands bank: Money maker?
• KEEPING MANTECA CLEAN
• Trash: Going green saves green
• Coming to a TV near you? Live Lathrop senior board meetings
• MADD underscores drunken driving cost
• Our ‘new’ Assembly member
• NEW CONGRESSMEN?
• Ripon firefighters pluck Manteca man from river
• Antigua Park neighbors plan big NNO block party
• Bricker’s days as chief numbered
• Court move jeopardizes 50 jobs
• HOPE FOR HOMELESS
• Is 5th Manteca McDonald’s on growth menu?
• Science Wizard mixes learning with fun times
• United Bacarreneos sets annual meeting Sunday
• Family behind Pinkerton’s decision to depart Manteca
• POURING IT ON FOR PETS
• Free concert set for this Saturday at Northgate Park
• Ripon Fire rescues 4 youths from river
• Vigil honors memory of murder victim
• Pinkerton leaving Manteca
• Dog thrown out of truck ends in citizen’s arrest
• Joshua Cowell recipe wins first in First Lady’s effort for healthy choices
• Final movie Saturday
• Hot August Nights planned for 105-year-old Manteca Winery
• Kiwanis step up to help fire victims
• MUST board discussing hiring of exec director
• Great Wolf may build 3-story hotel in lieu of 6-story proposal
• Ripon Fire fares better than most
• The big pour
• En_Tense dancing
• Accidents up 67.5 percent
• Water thieves get locked out of city system
• Ripon council meets earlier for NNO event
• Google Plus Today originates from Manteca
• Hispanics largest SJ population
• BLD is a big hit
• Manteca scores with BLD
• Contract talks hold up final city budget
• One person can make difference in clean air fight
• Parcel tax won’t rescue district
• 2nd chance for those who lost homes to foreclosure
• 2 MUSD high school hires before board
• Jobless rate stays unchanged in June
• Maldonado, Pitts grill their way to the top in Lathrop
• Did parcel owners answer the call?
• Here's your sign
• Eyewitness to Yosemite tragedy sets record straight
• Manteca engineer is martial arts devotee
• Backpack drive for needy kids
• No longer a dry city
• Ripon may try to compete with BLD at Mistlin
• Fate of fire assessment up to property owners
• Retired Principal Wickham home after boat mishap
• Controversial landscape district OK’d
• Breaking News
• Citizens: Release shooting video
• Seeking independent investigation of fatal shooting of Duenez by Manteca Police
• LATHROP DODGES BULLET
• Ripon, England newlyweds stop in Ripon
• Nan Johnson honored as Rotarian of the Year
• Manteca property values drop 3.8%
• Fun Friday nights
• Courts may no longer hear small claim cases
• Lathrop honors teen for youth group work
• Camp combines soccer with Bible study
• Landscape upkeep costs $830K
• In the swim of things
• GECAC mentoring program helps pick up half the salary for youth workers
• Woodfield & Long Barn stop signs get approval
• Ripon council getting lesson in healthy air
• 99 going to six lanes
• POLISHING OFF PIZZA
• Ornellas wants Manteca to sue county supervisors over redistricting
• Golf tourney helping kids named in honor of late Jim Brown
• Manteca Planning body has two open positions
• Manteca turns into cone zone
• ESCALON PARK FETE
• Ornelas, Santos clash verbally over committee oversight in Lathrop
• Woodward Ave. closure coming up
• Police Explorers tackle real-life scenarios
• Rescued clinging to boat
• LEADING RIPON CHAMBER
• Manteca High grad receives doctoral degree
• Will Manteca pay $6 a year for fire service?
• State-of-the-city talk for Lathrop on Tuesday
• Retired Neil Hafley Elementary School principal Joe Wickham rescued in boating accident
• To park or not to park by park
• PURSUING AMERICAN DREAM
• Homeowner: Vote in favor of parcel tax is lesser of two evils
• Firefighters, police play hoops Saturday for 24 Hour Relay
• Police Explorers descend on Manteca for contest
• Post is new Colony Oak principal
• Stouffer may get same grass as AT&T
• Manteca now split 3 ways
• LATHROP MEETING RULES
• Bishop’s Award for Marion Elliott, retired principal
• Duenez family sues for $25M
• National night out
• Will Lathrop score facility for cricket matches?
• Ripon High vice principal new Colony Oak principal
• Third anniversary of Lum’s arrest marked
• 291 housing starts so far
• Manteca through the years
• Family celebrates Rocko’s full recovery
• Future LMDs could cover cost of street, lighting upkeep
• Ripon cranking up movies in the park
• EU grads shooting for Manteca film
• Ripon, Manteca lobby for ‘whole cities’ proposal
• Gain of 23,058 urban residents is challenge
• Safety work on tap for Union at train tracks
• Stanislaus: Swift, cold & dangerous
• 79th FESM FESTA
• Automatic aid assures engine from city would roll if needed
• Manteca-Lathrop water supply is among safest
• Manteca donates nearly 200 pints of blood
• Grandpa missing in Sea of Cortez
• Reserves, bonus bucks helped Manteca weather economic storm
• Rare beauties at Del Webb car show
• Golf course bench dedicated to ‘JB’
• Ripon man returns home after shipwreck ordeal in Baja waters
• Ripon man rescued from Pacific Ocean
• Deal wipes out holiday OT for police officers
• Pit bull goes home ‘intact’ since owner will leave Manteca
• Giving blood is way of life for Johnson
• Whew! Cooling trend at 95 degrees
• Union Ranch folks earn reprieve
• HOLY GHOST FESTA
• Farrow family opts to adopt East Union Cemetery
• Pool lifeguards: Cool job in hot weather
• Council calls aerial fireworks ‘spectacular’ community success story
• Manteca on parade
• Manteca Kiwanis serve more than 500 pancake breakfasts
• Emerging tale of 2 (types) of parks
• Bursts of purple
• Loureiro pulls clan down Main using tractor
• Bye, bye structural deficit
• PARADES & FIREWORKS
• Celebrating his 90th birthday in parade
• Agile Aging’s Garrett offers easy workout plan
• Staff cut delays Louise Avenue widening
• Aerial patrols spot illegal river camps
• MANTECA, RIPON CELEBRATES
• Chief: Police need residents’ help to keep pressure on city’s criminals
• Lathrop-Manteca drops down to 2 firefighters per engine company
• Sierra High graduates flee rising Souris River
• Riding out the heat at Caswell
• CELEBRATING HERITAGE
• City manager takes $65,000 cut in salary
• Milligan among performers Sunday at BLD celebration
• Got collectibles? They may yield money
• Family filing wrongful death claim
• No layoffs but service levels will drop for fire
• COOL ECONOMY, HOT SELLERS
• Mantecan fights to keep his pet pit bull ‘intact’
• Manteca loses $6.7M in state money grab
• No police, firefighter layoffs
• A lot more than cookies
• Family of man killed by police obtain civil rights attorney
• MUSD enters fiscal year with positive cash flow
• Cool weather turning blistering by weekend
• Painless taxes for Manteca residents
• Smoke greets homeowners
• Light up the sky illegally, pay $500
• Perry & Sons on magazine cover
• Community Appreciation events start today as precursor to July 4th
• Plan it but they may not come
• Practive makes perfect
• Is Lathrop going to pot? Council will soon decide
• Non-profits hope for big fundraising bang
• Neighbors fight fire with shovels, water buckets
• Fireworks go on sale Tuesday
• A real senior prom
• Couple ready to move on after fire destroys business
• Lathrop council trying again to decide fate of park’s upkeep
• Double pursuit nabs auto theft suspects
• The field of economic dreams
• WHO IS THE BBQ GURU?
• Free mosquito fish giveaway this week
• 1911: Joshua Cowell builds new I.O.O.F. Hall
• 1961: Gonsalves, Grisham and Cook combine for shutout win
• Tri-Dam fuels SSJID investment
• BROOKS PRAISES LATHROP
• Lathrop-Manteca eliminating four firefighters July 1
• College students help keep grass fire in check
• Big upswing in Boys & Girls Club attendance
• The day of reckoning
• You’d better slow down
• Ex-fire board director unhappy with grand jury
• Dancing horses, booths at Saturday block party
• They help SHARP-en law enforcement
• Neighbors dislike apartment plan
• CEMETERY STREET SIGNS
• Legislature bars SHARP volunteers from ticket writing
• Lathrop vote puts Woodfield Park upkeep in jeopardy
• Ripon leaders thank Tony Mistlin
• Blaze destroys 4 businesses
• SERVING UP HISTORY
• Del Webb folks lobby council to avoid laying off 6 firefighters
• French Camp-McKinley fire board working on Grand Jury suggestions
• It was a triple-digit soorcher
• ROCKO'S BAR BURNS
• Apartments lag behind homes
• Lathrop council dips into reserve to save four jobs
• It's July 3rd & 4th
• Ripon honoring Mistlin tonight during meeting
• 100 degrees means summer is finally here
• Independence Day Celebration and Fireworks
• Moffat, E. Yosemite road work
• Lathrop honors Scott Brooks this Saturday
• Here comes summer!
• Ripon council ponders attending SF conference
• Man jumped walking after midnight, stabbed
• Manteca writing off $414,253
• Muralist seeks info on former baseball park & local players
• Manteca updating rules governing dog owners
• Judging flower, plant shows a labor of love
• 2001: City workers say their pay not keeping pace with cost of living
• Manteca buying 417 acres of farmland
• FLOWER POWER
• 272 Manteca residents land jobs during May
• Youth get close look at what police do
• Lathrop High juniors assist with Junior Police Academy program
• It’s expensive to rent in SJ County
• GIVING FAMILIES HOPE
• Lathrop may balance budget by getting rid of four workers
• Junior livestock auction on Sunday
• Wine & dine at Oakland Zoo June 25
• GETTING FAIR AT-TRACTION
• State budget deal costing Manteca $6.7M
• Qualex job developed long-lasting friendships
• Stanislaus River claims two drowning victims
• Smart move to buy $20 Relay for Life ticket
• From pre-WWII to state-of-the-art
• NO MORE BLUE (OR YELLOW)?
• Parcel tax would help avoid four Lathrop-Manteca firefighter layoffs
• Union Ranch folks contend landscape fee unconstitutional
• Stanislaus’ frigid water claims 20-year-old man
• Earlier budget crisis led to LMDs
• City kids do well
• Push on to not split Manteca into 2 districts
• Lathrop’s $615,000 question: How to balance the budget
• Ripon High will shorten class switch to 3 minutes
• Less firefighters = longer response
• 258 housing starts
• Justice for Jeremy to hold annual Candlelight Memorial
• Brown’s budget jeopardizes new jobs for Lathrop
• Ripon Unified meeting at city hall on Tuesday
• Barkley: Repeal 2nd Amendment
• MAKING A BIG SPLASH
• MUST ponders mulit-year deal for exec director
• Old-fashioned Ripon July Fourth in works
• San Joaquin County Fair is free this year
• Bricker: From cadet to chief
• A WAY TO HELP OTHERS
• Water efficiency for farm usage goal of $14M irrigation project
• Ripon brings back free movie nights
• Manteca, Ripon, Lathrop: In same state districts?
• Gung Ho! then heave ho?
• CATCH HIGH TECH BUS
• MUST moves to escape Brown Act requirements
• Antiquated teaching techniques part of memories
• Magnolia Court’s green earns gold
• CURTAIN WILL RISE AFTER ALL
• Union Ranch homeowners: Stop landscape district formation
• Manteca chamber plans installation dinner June 17
• Mayor Santos offers $100 for winning city slogan entry
• Charity golf tourney aids scholarships, Hospice of San Joaquin
• Measure M mismanagement?
• FRESH PRODUCE & FUN
• BLD will provide $271K annually for general fund starting in 2012-13
• Valverde spent 2,500 hours flying WWII patrol airships
• Council receiving refresher course for their conduct
• 81% happy with Manteca service
• Honoring WWII vets
• Split vote allows Relay for Life to use Lathrop park
• Ripon may take over Escalon police dispatch
• Bulletin’s website offering a new look
• Manteca’s $27M construction frenzy
• JUNE-ANUARY WEATHER
• Growth helps Lathrop avoid more layoffs
• Manteca winery opens to the public for guided tours
• Luncheon marks Feast of St. Anthony Wednesday
• $12.1M project saves $600K yearly
• ROPIN’ ON THE RIVER
• Manteca High alumni going to party June 18 like its 1969
• Manteca may oppose plan to give employees say on personnel boards
• Final curtain falls on Movies in the Park
• 30% less housing for ‘The Square’
• FUN TIME FOR KIDS
• Lathrop-Manteca rolls out parcel tax election for fire service funds
• Ted Nuce now lives in ‘Cowboy Capital’
• Bull riding champ returns home
• TERRACINA ART & GARDENS
• Sorry but Mule Capital of the World’ is already taken
• Free exhibit called ‘heart wrenching’
• Reynoso being installed as Worthy Advisor for Rainbow Girls Saturday
• Bonus bucks put off day of reckoning
• MANTECA BULL RIDER
• 105-year-old Manteca Winery now open for guided tours
• Latest Moffat Blvd fire damages mobile home
• Get a chance for a Smart car & help Relay for Life
• All the homes are sold
• Dinner, gym dedication for Scott Brooks
• Cross-country tractor ride aids tornado victims
• ACE rolls out package for Great America trip
• Manteca: Escrow closes on 26 homes a week
• City slashes cost of recreation
• Memorial Day Parade
• Vietnam veteran tells war soldiers to start sharing
• Golf tourney helps youth recreation
• Veteran collapses during ceremonies at cemetery
• Face-to-face with child abuse
• Not forgotten
• They died for America
• THREE TOP TWIRLERS
• Record snow creates spectacular Yosemite waterfalls
• Memorial Day parade Monday
• Bulletin moving to paid obituaries
• Run honors Christopher Braley
• Lathrop gears up for its 3rd Memorial Day
• Honoring those who have served our country
• Take time to remember those who died for our freedoms this weekend
• Sierra grad shows she can dance
• 6,000 crosses deliver silent yet poignant message
• Take time to remember those who died for our freedoms this weekend
• Stewart Street home fire loss at $11,500
• Drowning victim found in SJ River
• Snagging Pacific Rim business
• Jury says French Camp chicken egg farm is foul
• Ropin’ on the River: More than a rodeo
• Manteca: Ready for next round?
• Free Gracin concert Sunday at Woodward
• City needs diversified tax base
• Practice, practice, practice
• Garage sale nets $1,200 for victims of house fire
• Fire services cost $103 per Mantecan
• Mayor says he’ll match whatever compensation cuts workers take
• Toddler & adult drown in SJ River
• Mateo: 50 mph too fast for city street
• 670 more jobs at stake
• $89K for lobbyist from money that can’t help city budget shortfall
• SSJID deal nets $274K more from sale of electricity
• SSJID’s Shields joins TURN board
• Terra Ranch plan before city for 412 housing units
• Search crews find site of Brown’s plane crash
• 300 Mantecans find jobs in April
• Manteca laying off 16
• Waterslides founder’s plane missing in Sierra
• Neighborhood steps up to help house fire victims
• Layoffs mean first-response force is cut by 25%
• Mayor: Manteca needs uniformity
• BLAZE DESTROYS HOME
• Lathrop politics smackdown
• Feds grant $1M toward state-of-art SSJID system
• They bought it Hook, Wine & Sneakers
• Bus commuters fret RT changes may hamper getting to work
• Measure M will save four police officer jobs
• Ambulance service ponders changes after losing contract
• Ripon wants safer crossing by school
• Investing $9M for growth
• Share stories and photos of your heroes
• So we never forget
• Manteca says Lathrop plan unrealistic for traffic impacts
• Regional Transit changes worry Manteca bus riders
• Memorial Day Weekend
• The big save: $6.9 million
• Hall of Fame
• RTD workshop Tuesday on bus service changes
• Manteca’s Clements is Rainbow Girls state officer
• Fireworks contract before Ripon council
• Better economy? That’s entertainment!
• MILLION DOLLAR MAKEOVER
• Manteca may spend $89K for lobbyist
• Entry deadline is Friday for Memorial Day parade
• Emergency room nurse one of Tenet’s best
• FARMERS MARKETS GALORE
• Union Ranch homeowners may pay $748 yearly for park & landscape upkeep
• Manteca Unified ‘Get Fit’ takes place today
• California closing 70 state parks
• Brown plan eliminates unemployment board
• Color-ful debate over signs
• THE PRICE OF FREEDOM
• Saturday’s garden tour features 90-plus prizes
• 2ND LIFE FOR LINDBERGH?
• Station monitors Manteca air
• Sounding the alarm: Citizens want consolidation of fire services
• Motorcycle police roll into Manteca for challenge
• City Clerk Joann Tilton
• Kids in a Box May 20 both lesson & benefit
• MS doesn’t stop her from gardening
• A Manteca-Lathrop fire service?
• Manteca Soroptomists
• 7-year-old giving back to effort that helped him combat epilepsy
• Donald Widmer joins Manteca Hall of Fame
• Music ministry couple’s way of answering ‘the call’
• Ambulance in downtown crash
• BEST OF MANTECA
• 3rd grader gives his birthday presents to HOPE kids
• Atherton: The next speedway?
• CASTILLO ON HONOR FLIGHT
• Making pitch for hearts, not souls of drivers on Highway 99
• Leo Omlin entering Manteca Hall of Fame
• Thunder’s Scott Brooks a product of his mom’s love
• The bridge to the future
• Rotary honors peace officers for exceptional commitment
• Mantecans bask in 94 degree weather
• In perfect harmony
• Woodward Park neighbors: Ticket more aggressively and save $20,000
• FLIGHT OF FANCY
• She’s hoping to serve as student ambassador
• Norm Knodt joining Hall of Fame
• The road to Manteca’s future
• IN THE SWIM AGAIN AT EU
• Million dollar elderly abuse case in court
• Crime lab funds OK for next fiscal year
• Dev playing Power Balance Pavilion
• NEIGHBORHOOD DINING
• Manteca looks for ways to cut ongoing park maintenance
• Retired Manteca Police canine still charges like a champion
• Child abuse detective named officer of the year
• 160 more parking spaces
• EDEN WITH 100 PLUS ROSES
• Budget crisis may mean some drug crimes may not be prosecuted
• Bill Jones joining 2011 Manteca Hall of Fame
• A ROYAL TREAT
• Predawn fire claims vacant Moffat building
• Therapeutic horse riding academy opens
• Better one or two?
• Police may start booking, holding some suspects at Manteca jail
• Manteca mosquito spraying starts today
• Jail House rock time?
• BEES SWARM MAIL SLOT
• MHS junior going after state teen pageant title
• Manteca’s $2.1M dog house
• SPECIAL MINI-MAKEOVERS
• Paranormal conference set for Manteca May 7
• Morenzone Park going to the (police) dogs
• Dinner tickets on sale for St. Anthony’s foundation
• Ripon toddler dies in swimming pool
• 384-acre project may generate jobs in Lathrop
• MURAL WALK TAKES SHAPE
• Four fire departments train at Orchard Valley
• RECYCLING & READING
• Memorial for Humpty Dumpty co-founder to be held on May 1
• On pace for 376 housing units
• TURNING MANTECA PURPLE
• Property taxes may go up for some who did not sell homes
• Manteca improving 28 miles of streets
• Jack Kelley joining ‘11 Manteca Hall of Fame
• EGG-CITING TIME TODAY
• SSJID will honor CARE reductions on top of 15% cut for electricity use
• Dispose of unwanted prescription drugs April 30
• Different road for Woodward?
• FOUNDATION SCORES $5,000
• Ripon RDA rejects building townhouses
• BUFFALO REUNION BASHES
• GPS replaces maps for Lathrop-Manteca firefighting crews
• Churches observe three solemn days before Easter
• Hard work produces repeat business
• Foreclosures justify RDA
• 57-57-GOING-ON-58
• Richland suit finally settled; Lathrop may finally get $3.2M
• Best of Manteca 2011: And the winners are…
• Ripon concern donates 51,000 eggs to food bank
• Obama bucks = bus shelters
• MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
• Express prosecution: DA wanted $190,000
• Manteca mulls crosswalk policy
• DELTA EARTH DAY THURSDAY
• The scoop: Help firefighter cause & eat ice cream
• EU’s first Air Force Academy pick retires
• City, schools partner over meeting location
• Weed cops hit streets May 1
• REMEMBERING COACH BROWN
• Lathrop High band concert set for Prestige on Tuesday
• Kiwanis seek donors for Easter Egg Hunt
• SSJID & Manteca: A history of prosperity
• Del Webb keeps on building
• ROPIN’ ON THE RIVER
• Character building & Coach Brown
• Rush is on to get taxes sent to IRS
• All things asparagus at Stockton festival
• Mayor: Flood zone limits growth
• MAKING A POINT & LAUGHS
• Water system operating costs drop 7.9 percent
• HOPE gets $1.24M boost
• TOP MANTECA EDUCATORS
• McNerney seeks $450M for ACE high speed rail
• SSJID says no thanks to consultant’s pitch
• Five days left to file taxes with Uncle Sam
• Toddler run over by family SUV
• SSJID puts its money on the table for 15% lower rates
• KATO JOINING FORCE
• Shrimp feed to benefit scholarships, research
• Marinas earns Hall of Fame art nod
• ‘Gentleman Jim’ passes away
• Smoky times for old winery
• Royal wedding tea taking place in downtown
• Community prosecutor or economic development?
• SSJID ready to commit
• SHARPLY FLAT HARMONY
• Big bucks at stake in Manteca’s salt fight with state boards
• Moffat building a complete loss
• MOM is the word for reorganized group
• UP putting in safety fence
• Days of cars being king in Manteca may be on the wane
• Manteca scores $967K for Louise Avenue work
• Luncheon raises money for scholarships
• Abeldt retiring as exec leader of Manteca Visitors Center
• Major road work ahead
• PORTS PEOPLE PLEASERS
• Big trucking firm builds in Lathrop
• Ripon farmers market moving to Town Square
• Reptile lovers gather at Bass Pro Saturday
• Planting seed for better neighborhood
• GAZEBO STAGE’S FINAL CURTAIN
• Manteca wants pit bull that killed dog destroyed
• JC Penney hosting prom fashion show
• Ripon may create park-and-ride lot near 99
• Lathrop: Take law, debate for 2 months, & do nothing
• TXT N DRV TIX $159
• Mantecan: ‘It wasn’t my time’
• A show where it is in fashion to give
• We Set Fire gets invite to Spirit West Coast fest
• For achieving a better community
• Forecast: Fair fun, fair skies
• KIDS OF SUMMER COME IN ALL AGES
• Little guys may pay less, big guys pay more for building fees
• Crunch time Monday in Lathrop taco truck debate
• Creative Anachronism takes over park
• Rising river inundates Turtle Beach
• GETTING BETTER IN SCHOOL
• Will city leaders push for death of killer pit bull?
• Morenzone: Manteca’s youth baseball field?
• Small army of volunteers make street fair work
• Easter Day brunch, 2011 Ford Fiesta raffle helping fund Memorial events
• Home fire kills pet, losses top $200,000
• EU Cemetery board looking for treasurer
• Sacramento on the hunt
• Fun run has serious goal: Fighting hunger
• RDA expansion workshop draws big crowd
• Judge rejects restraining order request against Lathrop Mayor Santos
• Prestige serves up healthy cooking tips
• Evening with the Arts at Manteca High April 6
• OLD NAVY VOLUNTEERS
• Road signs get OK for inside EU Cemetery
• Mayor: It’s up to private sector
• ST. VINCENT DE PAUL BENEFIT
• Defense Logistics commander may lead Memorial Day parade in Manteca
• Letter carriers host rib dinner for MDA
• Panel honors fallen Coast Guardsman
• MANTECA RELAY FOR LIFE
• Street fair offers safety, green living tips
• ‘Uncle Josh’ built city on the sandy plains
• 400 quilts and counting for AgVenture coordinator
• Maple: Which way is right way?
• Pro rodeo benefits free tutoring
• $25 a month utility rate hikes delayed
• Prestige hosting free healthy cooking demo
• Women crochet 250 hats for St. Jude’s
• 101, 100 & COUNTING
• 143 more Mantecans land jobs
• Coping with rain keeps Manteca residents busy
• Ministry of Caring hosts lunch for disabled adults
• King: We must not ‘fail mankind’
• Too much water for SSJID farmers
• OLD TALE, NEW TWIST
• 100 mph chase from Ripon on Highway 99 ends by airport
• Manteca store shooting for cloth diapers record
• Distraught family looking for missing EU High junior
• Flood releases swell rivers
• COFFEE & CONVERSATION
• Mayor seeks friendlier RDA workshop time
• Time for snail picking in the garden
• Bright idea: Electronic billboards
• VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT
• Double whammy: High gas prices & rising food prices
• Doctors Hospital hosting free nutrition fair Tuesday
• Ripon matches $10,000 in county library funds
• Have video games, will travel
• Wind & rain drives almond growers nuts
• Manteca heads towards fourth year of 1,050-plus home sales
• DON’T QUIT ON ME NOW!
• 50-foot fir tree falls on home
• City manager ‘walks the walk’ by doing what water crew does
• NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER
• 261% jump in new homes
• 49 years keeping children safe
• CERT NEARLY 100 STRONG
• Street Faire offers new things to do April 2-3 weekend
• Motivational column debuts today in Bulletin
• Program unites kids with parents in prison
• RDA success = 444% more traffic
• HE’S SERVING AMERICA
• Drivers pay big as gasoline price flirts with $4 mark
• Restraining order filed against Lathrop mayor
• Friends of Caswell State Park?
• A REAL CLEAN MACHINE
• Is Manteca ready for bright light advertising?
• Gardening class Saturday focusing on vegetables
• Ripon looking closer at facility fee waivers
• C-130 formation flying over Manteca
• MIRACLE BEAGLE PUPPY
• Lathrop Rotary, Lions, Interact host community soup lunch
• Foggy future for Tule Fog Fete
• Summit provides teens with chance to learn about health & job hunt
• McKinley plan on hold
• $8 MILLION INVESTMENT
• Sacramento vote may trip up Great Wolf plans
• Josh Gracin staging Manteca concert
• RAISING THE ALARM
• Advance carnival tickets available for 50 percent off
• Refunds: Some buy cars, others buy gas
• $13K to improve HOPE Shelter
• EXOTIC & GRACEFUL ORCHIDS
• 40 blood transfusions in 5 months for brave 2-year-old & that’s just the beginning
• Best of Manteca 2011 voting starts Tuesday
• Manteca expects to lose $100,000 yearly in state funds for police
• Tsunami impacts Manteca family
• State probably won’t pay $60K it owes Manteca
• DINNER HELPS CANCER VICTIM
• Fee deferral aimed at encouraging investment
• Tire firm battles catalytic convertor thefts
• Hump days are numbered
• DAYLIGHT SAVINGS RETURNS
• Bus delivers free technology classes next week
• Manteca Stake marks 30 years
• COUNTY SEAT REDISTRICTING
• Food, eye glasses, soda can tabs to help needy Sunday
• East Lathrop faces 33 a month hike in water, sewer bills
• Manteca adds 17,838 residents
• It happens: Ripon failed to connect home to sewer 18 years ago
• New Lathrop library, teen center could open in 2012
• Spry healthy living magazine debuts in today’s Bulletin
• Time for tacos? Its 10 minutes in Manteca & Ripon; 3 hours in Lathrop
• Farmers market on the move
• Ash Wednesday starts 40 days of Lent
• Manteca spending $250K to fight state
• Ripon asks Uncle Sam for $1M for water line
• 110 acres of family fun
• A SCAR ON CITY NO LONGER
• Expansion goal: Reduce economic, physical impacts of foreclosures
• McParland 8th grader part of young leader gathering
• Knitting hats for less fortunate folks
• Coming to a park near you
• IT’S BEE-ZY TIME OF YEAR
• Kids Zone gets state licensing making it ‘legal’
• Ripon delays request to waive fees for Rotary
• Hitting the Streets to fight hunger April 2
• RDA funding $59M in city projects
• TRULY A ‘GOOD MAN’
• Caswell awaits Sunday’s annual Tule Fog Fete
• Manteca’s jobless rate inches up to 16.2%
• Manteca Quilt & Doll Show opens today
• Library Park celebrates baseball
• Chance at being VIP to see Brooks & Kings
• Imfelds enjoy success in weak economy
• ACE could carry 13,700 daily
• TULE FOG FETE SUNDAY
• Dr. Seuss knew the fact reading is never old hat
• Legal move keeps 1,400 jobs viable
• WILL IT ‘BEE’ A GOOD YEAR?
• Feds giveth & feds may taketh away
• Businessman offers free design of fireworks flyer
• Lathrop pedaling safety for bicyclists with rodeo
• Woman survives wild ride
• EXPRESSWAY IMPERILS WAY OF LIFE
• Olive business brings different twist to Manteca
• Dior provides free haircuts to Boys & Girls kids
• Lathrop replacement cost for roads: $160M
• Saving money by design
• KIDS BIG WINNERS
• Manteca keeping fire district whole
• Doctors staff wears red, opens wallets for hearts
• Kids Zone: $40K in the hole?
• SUN SHINES ON FESTIVAL
• Measure M saving jobs of 4 officers
• Mother Nature delivers sunshine instead of snow
• Packed stands cheer on diaper derby
• THINSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER
• Everyone seems to agree: Let it snow, let it snow
• Lower power with $5.1M leftover
• ALMOND BLOSSOM QUEEN
• People brace for possible snow, freezing temperatures
• Will rural Manteca go way of buffalo?
• ALMOND BLOSSOM FESTIVAL
• Dry levee is southwest Manteca’s last defense
• Vendors sought for downtown street fair
• Marie Raymus carries on legacy of helping
• Manteca comic on stage Friday at Main Street Café
• Pitting neighbor against neighbor?
• Mantecan helps lead protest against cuts in Social Security
• Sierra High grads enter music video festival
• Servicemen appreciate Soroptimist effort
• McKinley: The new bypass?
• CELEBRATION MARCH 7
• Almond Blossom queen crowning on Thursday
• Don your best spring attire for stylish spring luncheon
• DHM Auxiliary offering scholarships
• Costs down, quality up
• Endowment fund pays for 2 police officers
• Farmers, SSJID partner to reduce water use
• 12,013 more housing units
• AVOIDING ‘IRRESPONSIBLE PLANNING’
• Lathrop High junior aims for Harvard
• Fun run helps feed hungry area families
• Bowl-a-thon challenge Saturday
• State trains may run on ACE lines
• SNOW DUSTS ALTAMONT
• Manteca starts 22 new homes during January
• RDA helps pay cost of some city staff
• Advance carnival tickets 50% off thru Wednesday
• $13.4M downtown investment
• COOL & SOAKING WET
• Dry January reduces water runoff potential
• ‘THINspirational’ speaker for Women’s Connection
• Mantecan starts web site for used soccer equipment
• New to blight in 10 years
• Union/120 interchange project moving forward for late 2008
• Collision sends car into Manteca house
• Lathrop delays vote on underpass lights
• Good sign for Moms & Pops
• PET LOVING VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT
• Ripon council honors RHS volleyball coach
• From correctional officer to photographer
• Squeezing dead bugs for cash
• MANTECA QUILT & DOLL
• Manteca may take next step to expand RDA
• Ripon council honors Indian volleyball coach
• Valentine’s Day blast for seniors at St. Antony’s
• HER LOCKS OF LOVE
• Filipinos: Griffith statement in home robbery ‘a slap in the face’
• Mayor’s Arts Committee hosts chili cook-off Feb. 27
• Teens try on ‘boots’ of Manteca firefighters
• Live power wire triggers car fire
• Council may add crosswalks
• Atherton Drive gap ready to go to bid
• Is sports teams pizza lovers’ haunt haunted?
• ‘Hoss’ sniffs out massive pot nursery
• LOSING BIG FOR NEEDY
• Largest ever housing project up for approval
• Manteca band plays Lockeford winery
• 30-minute staging gets OK in Lathrop
• RIPON QUEEN HOPEFULS
• 150-pound dog’s best friend is a Ripon policeman
• History of Valentine’s cards shared at museum
• Disney on Ice skates into hearts of young & old
• Bye, bye, Union hump
• DEATH KNELL FOR FARMING?
• Pedestrian killed walking in 99 slow lane
• Food Bank tops Lathrop list for block grant funds
• Ripon combating catalytic converter theft
• McKinley ‘Water’ Way?
• MAKING MUSIC TOGETHER
• Mantecan gears up for AgVenture extravaganza
• Free gardening classes at Manteca Library
• ALI, THE COFFEE MAN
• Rental upswing sounds alarm
• Caswell’s kin captures park in paintings
• Old-fashioned Valentines, traditions program subject
• Lathrop may allow truckers to park
• Police pay $10K for K9 partners
• RELATED TO FAMOUS FILMMAKER
• Home building helping to ease budget crunch
• 32nd Quilt & Doll Show highlights fabric artists
• Hopeful loves almond blossoms
• ‘Green’ garbage folks save green
• McKinley Ave.: Expressway or is it a truck route?
• Microwave system will enhance water reliability
• Grandson honoring World War II veteran
• Mayor Santos: ‘Welcome to Third World country’
• DONATE THE GIFT OF SIGHT
• Ripon officers use taser to stop man with knife
• The game plan: Selling lots & lots of pizzas
• Love story emerged from World War II
• 120 Bypass: High speed rail?
• SUPER-SIZING SUNDAY
• Ripon may soon catch ‘trolley’ to get around
• She went back to school after kids were grown
• Manteca could have 2 high speed rail lines
• Mayor: Put cops on street
• Ormonde takes oath as Ripon police chief
• NON-PROFITS MEAL TICKETS
• Gambling that provides families with HOPE
• Lathrop Relay’s kickoff meeting set for Feb. 10
• Work starts on new dog shelter
• Jessica Munoz loves music, but her heart is set on becoming a writer
• A-frames, flag banners target of city crackdown
• Ripon may expand public transit options
• Best of Manteca opens nominations
• Deadline for 2011 Manteca Hall of Fame is on March 15
• Valentine’s dinner-dance helps Love INC
• Guilty plea set aside; teacher accused of lewd conduct wins a new court trial
• Anguiano among 3 selected for county award
• Manteca 3-peats as housing leader
• Howling over access wrong message
• Manteca plans to spend $1.6M on park system
• Manteca aiming to harvest green from yard waste
• Scouting backers raising $15K for summer camp
• PG&E gives city $5,000 to show its support of Manteca
• Homeless shelter may expand
• Getting ready for South County to go nuts
• Sacramento to Merced train may stop in Manteca
• DHM among nation’s best for breast cancer care
• UP building fence along tracks?
• Do the crime & Manteca will make you work it off
• Lathrop: $5.1M general fund balance for 2016
• Daffodil Days: Faith, family, friends & fun
• Public libraries won’t be run by private firm
• Mantecan’s novel debuts on Amazon.com
• Developer will strengthen levee
• Fire sprinkler mandate
• 13-story courthouse will soar over skyline in downtown Stockton
• Tower of Power in concert Feb. 4 in Modesto
• Strong December for housing
• Chance to win tickets to catch Brooks in Sacramento
• Almonds go nuts
• Manteca Unified honors 2010 Spelling Bee winner
• Brick-and-mortar restaurants versus taco trucks battle in Lathrop heats up
• Truck route in S. Manteca’s future
• Neighborhood dog patrol helps control gang problem in city park
• Lathrop mulls lighting at two I-5 under passes
• Planet Party Day for 2,000 6th graders
• Ripon leaders back VA hospital in French Camp
• Manteca’s purple neighborhood
• Working as Miss Liberty isn’t taxing
• Quicker drive time downtown is a lost cause
• Ripon thanks citizens for serving on commission
• Ground breaking this spring on 1st apartments since 2005
• Crossroads of high speed rail
• Manteca jobless rate at highest since beginning of World War II
• Custom-made BBQ pit among prizes at church crab feed event
• Non-profits tap wealth of Del Webb volunteers
• 31-cent ice cream scoops today at Lathrop B&R
• Mini-boom for bigger homes
• Free maps of Manteca available at Visitors Center
• Chief Bricker ready to listen to Johnny’s breakfast crowd
• Police K9 officer dies after shift work
• Thomson helps players score in baseball, life
• $6.5M in Beardsley upgrades
• Almond Blossom queen giving up crown next month
• Those hazy, crazy days of winter
• Contamination won’t stop new animal shelter
• Manteca moves to protect $77M
• Department honors Beall for meritorious service in saving kidnap victim
• School board wants complete accountability of city-district uses
• Ice Cream for Jesus gets council approval
• Ripon leaders advocates bike path to Manteca
• More bulb-outs for Manteca
• Avid gardener offers pruning tips for roses
• Nile Garden: Manteca king of crab feeds
• Ripon’s New China: Among nation’s best
• Rainbow Girls help build confidence
• Is the economic splash for real?
• Ripon High field rebah effort raises $300K so far
• Manteca board mulls charging Kids Zone for school facilities
• Playground work for Quail Ridge, Giles parks
• Queen hopeful likes Ripon’s safe haven
• Earth moves this spring
• Manteca apartment rents: Some go down others stay unchanged
• Cutting a rug for fun and a good cause
• SSJID conservation program ‘cutting edge’
• Design work next for transit station
• Manteca motorist rescues lost puppy
• Ripon may allow vendors to sell on vacant property
• Should drug conviction bar woman from pedaling ice cream in city?
• Police work to influence kids before gangs do
• July 3rd three years in a row?
• Quarterback Club president scores honor as parade grand marshal
• EU cadets adopt grandparents at The Commons
• PATH TO THE FUTURE
• Another dog poisoning in area near East Union High campus
• Staff ingenuity slashes cost of meeting new arsenic rule by almost $8M
• 4th generation Riponite seeks crown
• ‘Even Stevens’ for MUSD & city
• Mantecan holds garage sale for pet’s surgery
• Fur trappers gave birth to French Camp
• Conway among 6 Almond Blossom hopefuls
• UP running ‘Operation Lifesaver’ on rails Friday
• Manteca’s miracle baby turns 8
• Manteca paramedic rescues brother on Sonora Pass
• Alahri is pursuing a childhood dream
• Ripon aerial fireworks returns to RHS stadium
• Brown budget: Prelude to rust state status?
• 15-year-old RDA success story
• St. Anthony of Padua maintains fund-raising traditions
• Manteca’s future: Going in circles
• SSJID must spend $30K on redundant state requirement for urban water management plan
• Lincoln Park baseball field scores makeover
• Emergency levee repair
• 7-Eleven owner of 10 years left without chance to say good-bye to his ‘family’
• Manteca leaf collection ends Jan. 27
• Ripon Police stagingquestion & answer session Wednesday
• Sister Ann hosts developmentally disabled lunch
• Sharing of city, school facilities in Manteca under scrutiny
• 135,000 drop by farm for old-fashioned fun
• Pettus seeking Almond Blossom crown
• Citizens Police Academy offers real life scenario
• New interchange imperils businesses
• SJ County pursuing $43.9M bike plan
• Lathrop imposing fee to pay for Roth & I-5 interchange work
• No charges in pickup sale that ended in man’s death
• 334 new home starts in 11 months in Manteca
• 1,181 homes sell in 2010
• Treasure Hunt Roadshow lures people with possible collectibles
• Rodeo June 4-5 benefits free youth tutoring
• $800K project aims to improve Louise & I-5
• Powers left mark on farming & Manteca
• Country roads: Future thoroughfares?
• RDA helps 1,055 seniors make house repairs
• Hawes, McKusker up for Ripon planning board spots
• Keystone Club collects gifts for animal shelter
• Green & smart house of the future in Manteca
• 99 widening starts this year
• LAFCO decision on SSJID versus PG&E set for March at earliest
• ‘THINspirational’ speaker for Women’s Connection
• Lathrop Corner Café: One-time popular landmark
• Poulos helps keep ambulances rolling
• Manteca hosts Mickey Mouse approach to building success
• 2010 brought more lawsuits in Lathrop
• Lathrop Police Citizens’ Academy starts soon
• Manteca 2011 Senior Games May 14-21
• Manteca’s freeway to the future
• 2 teens hurt in downtown gang-related shooting Friday
• Manteca aims for construction, then permanent jobs within city
• Money woes dog Lathrop during 2010
• Church celebrating pastor’s 90th birthday
• South County in excellent shape
• Arnold’s role as governor gets thumbs down review
• Yoga Mala today helps usher in 2011
• Bulletin’s Holiday Lights & Decorations contest winners
• AG dives into Aqua Pool mess
• Going from affordable housing crisis to foreclosure debacle
• Actor, gun shop owner go buffalo hunting
• Mantecans resolving to watch their money
• Casino Real betting on fine dining restaurant
• Bricker retires but sill on job
• Manteca offers galas to usher in new year
• Crab feeds, other benefit dinners fill calendar in coming weeks
• Hunger doesn’t take a holiday after Christmas
• Manteca tries to shake bedroom status
• Manteca spends $1M for software
• Grandmother from Manteca on world news, CNN, YouTube
• She shares guilt with DVI inmates over ‘killing’ her son via an abortion
• Battles shape Manteca growth during 1980s
• Taking aim at costly EPA rule
• Cool fun down at the farm thru Sunday
• Thomsen Street, Dos Reis honor town’s pioneers
• AKF plays key economic role
• CHRISTMAS EVE MORN
• Electronic billboard debate on hold
• Ripon aims to get a bit friendlier for bigger retail businesses
• 1960s: Spreckels Sugar expands, Creamery closes
• Rued: Nyckelharpa master player
• Catastrophic flood mars quiet 1950s
• Family loses all in apartment fire triggered by burning incense
• Cheers selling well for Christmas gifts
• In-N-Out culture serves up friendships
• Water park exclusivity irks some
• 100 balloons help mark her ‘100th grandkid’
• War brings major change to Manteca
• Sister Ann & Co. spreads Christmas cheer
• Wal-Mart makes sure needy kids have presents
• A $200 million splash
• 1,500 expected for free breakfast Christmas Eve at Manteca Ford
• Council OKs $5 parking charge for Mistlin Park for Almond Blossom Festival
• 1930s: Farm woes, fires, & floods strike Manteca
• Stroke doesn’t stop 64-year-old woman from digging graves
• 1920s: Drought hurts Manteca economy
• He’s busy blowing away Christmas blues
• 1910s: Water brought prosperity to Manteca
• Give the gift of ‘Manteca’ at Visitors Center
• No change for sewer & water?
• John Harris: On top of the world when gas was 17 cents for a gallon
• RDA loan will allow building of 153 more apartments
• Lathrop Manteca firefighters helping struggling families
• 1800s: Cowell walked across Sierra
• 796 new jobs in the zone
• LIGHTS, CAMERA, RECYCLE!
• 220 more out of work as Manteca unemployment rate hits 15.3%
• Baby shower for baby Jesus today, Sunday
• Three churches host Southside party today
• Manteca races to reduce odds of street floods
• CPUC opts to give PG&E $29.1M despite failing
• 1st graders brighten season with song
• Second-hand clothes fill kids’ holiday wishes
• Santa taking wish lists until Christmas Eve in downtown
• Real beating fake when it comes to trees
• Quilt raffle helps Manteca Christmas food drive
• Manteca resident contestant on ‘Price is Right’ this Monday
• Spreckels Park traffic leads way
• Girl Scouts plan one monster of a cookie sale: 65,000 boxes of cookies in South County
• VFW Auxiliary collecting cards & gifts for our troops
• Turkeys R Us efforts cover Manteca needs
• Holmes replaces Schulz on SSJID board
• Resale prices back to 2000 levels
• Museum offers holiday gifts featuring Manteca twist
• Dry cleaners help make Christmas wishes come true for kids
• Stepping up to help those in need
• Relay for Life hosts Breakfast with Santa
• SSJID aims to reduce water use
• Citizens pushing for Lathrop’s own police
• Greeley ends 45-year career as real estate agent
• Free gift wrapping workshop at library
• Plenty of road work ahead
• $8K shortfall with eight days to go to secure Christmas hams, turkeys for needy
• Manteca Police play Santa for 80 kids
• Freitas marks 50 years of service as Lion
• Costa’s wild game feed draws 1,600
• Annexations move forward minus homes along Airport & Lathrop Road
• Two-minute shopping spree nets $504
• 14 non-profits snag firework sales lottery
• Concerts, breakfasts pair of holiday cheer
• ‘Take it out! Take it out!’
• Accordion replaces traditional bell ringing
• Diamond Lil’s break bread with Santa & Mrs. Claus
• Wild game feed; concerts, breakfasts & more on tap
• Pottery artist opens studio for holiday demonstrations
• Rain didn’t thin crowds for parade
• Bittersweet moment today for Gold Star parents
• HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS
• Pearl Harbor remembered by veterans
• Ripon OKs $5M for four Mistlin softball fields
• McKinley: Road to the future
• Lathrop to swear in new mayor, one of two council members
• Missing link of Atherton ready to go to construction
• Manteca may grow by 1,332 acres
• City rebates for low-flow toilets, high efficiency washers popular
• Bennie Gatto synonymous with service to community
• Baby Shower for Jesus helps pregnancy center
• Christmas turkeys, hams drive has $10,000 to go
• Working on next library chapter
• Brock home brightens season with 130,000 lights
• Tree sales today benefit MHS athletics
• Precision Auto collects gifts for rehab patients
• PETA posts $2,500 award
• Hundreds attend tree lighting event at Manteca Civic Center
• Twilight parade Saturday starts week full of Christmas magic
• Burglar ends up being Toter ablaze from ashes
• Which way should Maple Avenue go?
• Banking on high speed route
• TREE OF LIGHTS
• Night of film & music tonight at Kelley Bros. benefits class
• Sunrise Kiwanis mark 30th year of serving
• 15th Taste of Ripon takes place tonight
• Waterslides leads to winery
• 3rd quarter sales tax receipts may end up being flat
• Tree lighting tonight in memory of loved ones
• EU grad helps counter the spread of bullying
• Medeiros: Rare breed of politician
• Manteca’s season of giving gets underway
• Twilight parade brings Santa to Manteca Saturday
• Tree lighting precursor to Taste of Ripon & concert
• Locke steps down as Partnership CEO
• Joyous sounds help celebrate the season
• Work starts in 2011 for 2 bridges over SJ River
• Garden Club beautification projects help Manteca grow
• Lathrop Chamber to host Christmas Party Dec. 15
• Waterslides & Manteca still inseparable
• Snow tubing lures visitors from Bay Area & Sacramento
• Manteca council appoints three to city boards
• Camino Real residents plan big Christmas bash
• Hip-hop artist performing for canned food drive
• SSJID getting 15% more powerful
• BLACK FRIDAY MANIA
• Manteca may pay Ripon Fire $180,000 as part of Austin deal
• Captain Moss lured to valley by Gold Rush
• Hydrant geysers triggered twice a month
• Fresno: 1st high speed rail stop?
• Scholl likely winner in MUSD board race
• Turkey Bowl flag football scores $1,500 to aid homeless
• Volunteers serve Manteca Thanksgiving meal
• Lathrop Rotary provides Thanksgiving dinner
• COOL FUN AT THE FARM
• 2 community dinners plus turkey bowl
• Mantecans plot their Black Friday strategy
• UP looks at overpass option
• Thankful for St. Vincent de Paul’s help with food
• Shaw earns nod for another planning term
• 70,000 Mantecans in 2011
• Sister Olberding plans 50-year celebration trip to start & end in Manteca
• Bicyclist critical after being struck in darkness while riding on Moffat
• Free Thanksgiving meal for community Thursday
• Manteca Christmas tree lighting Dec. 2
• Ice & snow in Lathrop for Holidays on the Farm
• Coming soon: Lathrop’s new and improved web site
• Win a handmade quilt and help needy at the same time
• The sweet sound of helping others
• SSJID boosting crop output 30%
• SSJID delivers prosperity
• Manteca’s next goal: Working to reduce fire insurance rates
• Caswell bursts into kaleidoscope of autumn colors
• Police, firefighters join forces in holiday food drive
• Doing a good deed to help needy families
• SSJID may ‘hide’ new district office
• Skateboard art takes aim at fighting breast cancer
• 200 more Manteca residents find jobs
• Knights adopt 10 families for Christmas
• Black Friday looms as big shopping day
• City Hall closed until Nov. 29
• PARADES YULE LOVE
• Cornerstone’s food giveaway on Saturday
• Concert Saturday benefits homeless shelter
• Where Manteca meets Ripon
• Relay for Life kicks off 2011 fundraising
• Can for-profits pitch their wares at empty Ripon lots?
• Car wash means turkey for needy area families
• Kids Zone is staying
• BMX RIDER’S LONG ROAD
• Hercules a bit too good at task of fetching morning paper
• $5,430 in 5 hours helps Turkeys R Us reach goal
• Turning skateboards into art for breast cancer fight
• $6M softball complex on deck
• Diabetic warns kids: Cut back on sweets or possibly lose your toes, life
• Turkeys R Us short $4,500 in bid to make sure no one goes without in Manteca
• Skateboard art auction aids breast cancer fight
• ‘Old geezers’ keep faith as Buffalo fans
• A cul-de-sac on Moffat?
• Citizens tell police chief about growing traffic issues
• Woman killed by freight train on tracks near Walnut Avenue
• Manteca nears three consecutive years of 1,000 plus home sales
• After layoff, former co-workers meet for lunch every month
• Kids Zone: City cash cow
• TURKEYS R US FLOUNDERING
• Wheat gives way to grapes, almonds & watermelons
• She’s made 124 caps so far for American soldiers
• Obama bucks buying 7,100 trees
• Students honor hero Brock Elliott who gave his life serving America
• $1.2M in RDA funds goes to rehabilitation of homeless shelter
• Missing 20-year-old Manteca man found safe on Thursday
• Roots: Soldiers secured America & its freedoms
• Vietnam vets appreciate thank-you gestures
• Dozen teens fasting to fight global hunger
• Manteca honors service & sacrifices
• Forecast: 38 days of snow
• 4 Manteca residents aboard disabled ship
• Thanksgiving outlook bleak for more than 750 families
• CEMETERY LAWN MOWER DIES
• Helped detect Ho Chi Minh Trail
• Big crowd for 44th annual holiday luncheon
• ‘We were the ones lucky enough to come home’
• Vietnam vet: ‘I wouldn’t change anything’
• $477K federal grant softens of arsenic removal mandate
• Telethon raises $84,454 for Boys & Girls
• Manteca, Lathrop & Ripon remember
• Popular holiday lunch set for this Wednesday
• Cheaper SSJID power could make Ripon solar farm moot
• Tax-exempt bonds for 152 apartments gets council OK
• High tech bidding for tonight’s telethon
• UP plan concerns Del Webb folks
• ‘New’ Library Park more than just a city park
• Lathrop mayor files appeal to save her business license
• Manteca: A ‘nanny government’?
• Circus in 2011 may benefit Relay for Life effort
• Telethon starts tonight on Comcast Cable 97
• No more free water for construction use
• Replacing tracks with walkers
• Measure K tax keeps Manteca, SJ moving
• MANTECA RELAY FOR LIFE
• Will Prop. 26 hurt cities?
• Man dies in commute crash on Highway 99
• SSJID budget for 2011 is even healthier than the current year
• Manteca courthouse workers walk off job
• 12 miles of trails part of housing
• City of Lathrop will co-sponsor Sister City’s annual fiesta
• Cantu plans running for council in 2012
• Woman walks to her death
• Volunteers spiff up & protect downtown murals
• Veterans get free car washes at Quicki-Kleen
• Text ‘turkey’ to help 1,000 struggling families this Thanksgiving
• Manteca’s ‘Flag Man’ serving as grand marshal for Christmas parade Dec. 4
• Center Point: $175M plus 1,400 jobs For Manteca
• They’re still voting the old-fashioned way – in person
• 200 pounds of candy going to overseas soldiers
• Distribution, not houses, first
• Manteca developers build, sell 834 homes since 2007
• Halloween in Manteca
• Manteca artists Voller, Wilson art works at Council Chambers
• Accountability foremost on Carpenter’s campaign list
• Mega distribution proposed
• Turkeys R Us may not meet needs of 1,620 needy families on Thanksgiving
• It’s a go for bigger Library Park
• Fees will help pay for interchange upgrades
• Manteca farmers posed to set new standard for using water sparingly
• Live auction offers SWAT team training, day with city firefighters
• Who’s scariest of them all?
• Safe Halloween event set for Sunday at BLD complex
• Dementia victim in PJs buys car, then gets into 103 mph chase, then dies
• Are highway electronic message signs a bright idea for Manteca?
• Harris: RDA has helped Manteca avoid blight
• FREE THANKSGIVING MEAL
• Telethon’s new twist: On-line & cell phone bidding
• Ripon water meter vote not enough to halt city rate hikes
• It’s healthy to drink but…
• Outpouring of support for young family
• Pumpkin Fair today, Sunday in downtown
• Finley’s Bar & Grill joins restaurant week
• Manteca replacing aging, dirty running street sweepers with $500,000 grant
• East Union’s Red Sea rises school spirit tide
• Manteca retail sales drop just 2.4%
• BMXers race to raise funds for Jason Turnage
• A special event for special people
• Downtown (almost) going to the dogs
• Main Stage offers free entertainment at fair
• Manteca dancer delivers clothes, shoes to orphans of Haiti quake
• A-MAZING SCHOOL FUN
• Manteca’s mini-boom
• Kidnap & rape suspect arraignment continued
• Sierra grad singing on Lopez Tonight
• Patriotic mural a dream- come-true for Crystal Downs
• Pumpkins roll into Manteca, Lathrop
• Campaign debate: Are Manteca cops paid too much?
• Manteca cuts city manager compensation
• Florence Vierra celebrates 105 years
• Who is shooting cats with pellet gun in Mayors’ Park neighborhood?
• Time running out for carnival discount
• MUSD: Waiting for Hollywood
• Standing up for vets on Stand Down day
• SSJID has ample water if late irrigation needed
• Dog food plant could open in fall 2011
• Lifelong friends GiveBack2God
• 56% pay cut doubles reserve ranks
• Teen paints snack bar for Eagle Scout project
• Weber’s BBQ rolls out pumpkin delicacies
• Quicker fire response on the way
• Manteca man pedals his way to 83
• Advance carnival tickets save buyers 50 percent
• Boys & Girls Club hosting free Day for Kids today
• Chinese lion dancing Sunday at Hong Kong restaurant
• Ripon may tap into water plant
• Designing part of one-stop approach
• Manteca Police taking leftover drugs at no cost this Saturday
• 1,068 homes on drawing board
• DeVega Brothers: Dine out & enjoy
• Lathrop youth showcase talents
• Full moon on the first day of fall
• Levees protecting Lathrop, SW Manteca get blessing
• Melting pot opens MRPS membership
• Manteca leaders may take stance on privatization of library system
• Giving shelter new hope
• Treats for troops backers receive thanks
• Four Manteca celebrities dancing for bragging rights
• 3 churches combining forces to help others
• Hernandez: Flip Maple traffic flow
• Travel plaza proposed for Roth Road & I-5 site
• Talent shows, softball games part of 2010 Lathrop Days
• PG&E replaces at-risk natural gas line south of Manteca
• Free tutoring gets high marks
• Lathrop High teen having a blast at Manteca Idol
• Scarecrow contest part of Manteca Pumpkin Fair
• Del Webb breaks ground for 49 additional homes
• Lathrop marks economic turn-around
• Stroll down memory lane on Union Road
• Lathrop names community gym in honor of Scott Brooks
• Pumpkin Run Oct. 2 benefit for MUST activities
• Isadore’s ready to celebrate pumpkins during restaurant week
• HARVEST FESTIVAL
• Manteca targets rooming houses
• Manteca replacing Lincoln Park baseball backstop
• Ripon elementary schools all top 800
• 200 Manteca residents find jobs in August
• Red Sea creates Tsunami of school spirit for EU
• A sign for a changing economy
• Pumpkin Fair discount carnival tickets on sale
• Uncle Sam picks up half of gap tab
• 18th BBQ social set for Sept. 26
• Cash prizes await top Lathrop chili entries
• Army Corps: Lathrop’s levee fails safety test
• Car collector names 1971 Camaro after future bride
• SSJID: 15% rate cut do-able
• Crosswalk accident sends four people to hospitals
• Manteca woman taking clothes to Haiti for kids
• Lathrop OKs $395K bail out for LMFD
• New Jersey woman sends Manteca’s ‘little hero’ a thank-you gift
• Are bigger lots for new homes making comeback?
• Blight fight may include Del Webb
• No crying over spilled milk
• Caliber of singers makes Manteca Idol worth following
• Aqua pools complaints to licensing board at 106
• Loan of $395K proposed to bail out district
• Pumpkin carving contest part of fair
• Binford takes Best of Show at Sturgis rally
• Boys & Girls Club made big impact on Cardoza
• Country garden on River Road exudes serenity
• ‘D-fence’ for Buffs gets big boost from pair of dads
• Manteca Fire Department plans open house Saturday
• He’s got five 1957 Chevy Bel Airs in his stable
• FALLING FOR GARDENS
• Spending $1.4M to impress at least 110,000 people a day
• Homes over $400K go begging
• Countryside garden designed for entertaining
• ‘Hallelujah’ rendition stuns Manteca Idol crowd, judges
• Manteca Transit may get up to 20 bus shelters
• The battle for Library Park
• Ripon garden brings forest to home setting
• Weeds about to become history at 99 & Yosemite
• 3-year-old hero, firemen in spotlight at A’s pre-game 9-11 ceremonies
• Policemen’s ball Saturday benefits youth
• Buy in newer neighborhoods & pay for park maintenance
• Used books sought for harvest festival
• In Shape plans 2nd Manteca club
• Mantecan likes advertising job at busiest intersection
• Conservation results in big payback for school district
• Homeless chased away from plaza built as tribute to Spreckels Sugar
• Justice for Jeremy holds 2nd annual Memorial Walk
• Almond crop a mixed bag this year
• New Girl Scout troop forms in Manteca
• Trails at Manteca will increase water use 9%
• Balloon fete uplifting time for young & young at heart
• Manteca’s first family of melons
• Custodians in financial squeeze
• Manteca cuts groundwater use by 52%
• The bell tolls for Buffaloes
• Manteca turning asphalt into grass
• Field set for start of Manteca Idol finals
• Ripon Quarterback Club offers chances on Harley
• High profile office project’s environmental review next
• Three more murals in the works for Manteca
• Boys & Girls Club adds programs, remodels parts of clubhouse
• Boy, 6, struck in crosswalk on West Atherton Drive
• Group: Just say no to privatization
• Appeal seeks to halt state’s money grab
• Sister designs Harvest Festival T-shirt
• 50,000 toys going to kids free at Ripon balloon festival
• The cry: Say no to stimulus
• Boys & Girls telethon taking place 2 weeks earlier this year
• Chamber hopes to fly more flags
• Calla synonymous with education since 1901
• The challenge: Healthy school lunches for students
• Home construction on the rebounds in Lathrop
• Ministry of Caring serves lunch for special needs
• Manteca Post Office built 71 years ago
• Thousands of kids losing child care coming October 1
• 17 out of every 100 Manteca homes receive default notices
• Uplifting weekend ahead in Ripon
• Seat belt crackdown catches cell phone users
• Move afoot to fight library privatization
• Punjabi community of Manteca gets organized
• Creamery was sweet attraction
• Muscle car fan comes from a Chevy family
• City firefighters answer the call to help students
• Manteca bucks trend
• Two angels for cancer victims
• Tip-a-Fireman tonight helps tutor struggling kids
• Louise Avevue closed for 5 days
• Richard Bull: A ‘cops’ cop’ retires
• Free jump house for kids at farmer’s market
• Chief Bricker dispels myths about crime in Manteca
• Move to silence train horns
• 3-year-old hailed a ‘hero’ for saving her father’s life
• Northwest Airport Way subject of growth plans
• MANTECA’S DANCING TEENS
• Lathrop Police talks: Workshop to discuss what’s best for the city
• Lathrop a life saver for fire district?
• River Islands offering unique lifestyle
• Paseo Villas 98.6% occupied; Tesoro on hold
• Spanking ends with teacher being killed
• Manteca plans going purple to save on green
• Volunteers free up police
• Manteca jobless rate at post-WWII record
• Manteca Police manpower down 28% over last three years
• Weak economy sinks Aqua Pools
• Manteca sewer plant burying less money
• Ripon citizens helping tackle weed build up
• Council appoints seven to youth commission
• Mantecan discusses her latest book effort
• River Islands developer prefers big challenges
• Bike path system expanding
• Manteca OKs on-street handicap space on Poplar
• Existing Ripon homes must have water meters
• 3 MAKE THE CUT
• 229 homes started so far this year in Manteca
• Manteca filling in Atherton gap
• Dinner-dance kicks off St. Anthony’s harvest festival
• Manteca part of 16-city effort working toward sustainable growth plan
• Hot August Nights features hot rods, fresh produce
• County schools honoring Wentworth with building
• Poker, bingo help raise funds for Boys & Girls
• County checking out LSSI
• Lathrop High starts first senior class school year
• Naming gym for Brooks prompts debate
• Gebhardt not seeking 2nd MUSD board term
• River Islands creating rare river view home sites
• 35 kids start school careers with ‘awesome’ Brock Elliott instructor
• MHS Dawson Center reflects student design work
• 2010 Manteca Idol kicks off Wednesday
• Manteca’s first City Hall broke ground in 1923
• I KNOW JACK CAMPAIGN
• Bad city utility debt jumps
• 3-alarm chili from firefighters top contest
• Maze adds spinning pumpkin ride
• Manteca High Class of 1945 gathering
• Kids anxious to get back to school
• Manteca selling land to RDA for $940,000
• River Islands’ ‘fishermen friendly’ plan
• Chili cook off today benefits Second Harvest Food Bank
• Isadore’s buffet tonight assists 7-year-old send snacks to troops
• 1917: Growth & congestion in downtown
• Escalon retiree wins $1,000,000 Scratchers
• ‘With This Ring I Thee Wed’: A love story
• Ripon rolls out armored truck
• Linking freshmen to East Union High
• Ripon board fears low performing students could flock to RUSD
• Gray water part of green future for River Islands
• Mantecan boasts of hot Corvette
• Sound move: Replacing aging walls
• Bridge to the future
• BLD: Shaping up as break even undertaking in terms of direct municipal impacts
• Possible Lathrop pact could save most fire services
• Business is crystal clear with Downs
• Ripon movies in park debuts on this Friday
• Two Ripon High juniors question school dress code
• Freshmen welcomes start soon for MUSD
• Manteca Fire cuts spending by $1.6M
• Bike lane conversion aimed at improving safety at Lathrop School
• 900 students benefit from 1-on-1 tutoring
• DOWN BY THE RIVER SIDE
• Cannery was first Manteca industry
• 2,635 more homes
• Gang violence rises as other crime drops
• Poker, bingo helps raise funds for Boys & Girls
• Panel supports Messick dismissal, concludes she’s fit to be a teacher
• Lathrop’s 1st fireworks fundraiser net $33,392
• Golf no longer scores as big issue
• Lathrop man , 105, covets AAA membership family
• Chili Pot Cook Off benefits Second Harvest Food Bank
• 409 housing units in works in southwest Manteca
• Fire stations closing
• Ripon: Cracks visible in city service, programs
• Manteca low rider Lincoln nabs award
• Manteca soldier wounded 2nd time
• Move afoot to name gym in Brooks’ honor
• Adequate water for CenterPoint job center
• Police public affairs officer saves baby’s life
• Del Webb’s best slug it out with Ports management
• Thursdays in Ripon: Dinner downtown & browse the market
• Free seminar for business on how to deal with gangs
• NEIGHBORS COME TOGETHER
• Lathrop, county named in Lum wrongful death lawsuit
• Highway 99: Weeds of death
• Medical workers volunteer for free clinic
• Ripon High prepares for centennial homecoming
• Manteca posts salary ranges of employees on city website
• Janis picked a lifetime trade with guitar repair
• Why downtown Manteca matters
• Shredding on Tuesday helps combat ID theft
• Deal may extend golf pro contract to end of 2017
• Delta deal may impact Manteca
• Chili Pot Cook Off benefits Second Harvest Food Bank
• Ripon VIPS raises funds for juvenile diabetes research
• Winegarden heading up Bulletin as publisher
• Manteca honors workers
• Sweet marriage: Manteca & Spreckels
• 100+ honor memory of Derrick Gann
• Manteca, Lathrop areas targeted for mosquito spraying
• Magnolia Court turns green into platinum
• Highway 99 widening step closer
• Manteca challenge for motorcycle officers
• Let there be (cheaper) light
• Ripon fire chief turns down pay for 2nd time
• Helping bring smiles to 25,000-plus kids
• She’s hoping to collect 1,000 cans of food
• Higher parcel taxes or higher fire insurance?
• ‘Lola’ is Manteca man’s 4-wheel passion
• Ramping up for 2010 Manteca Idol
• Art posters on display, canned food drive at farmer’s market
• Rural residents fear closure of 2 fire stations
• Jose Zaragoza continues to tell of need for organ donors
• Let people vote on downtown
• Manteca serving up restaurant week event
• BLD surpasses projections
• Free shredding event helps fight ID theft
• Ripon Garden Stroll takes place Sept. 11
• CAPS honors Dick Prada by naming center in his memory
• In-line hockey arena scores big with players
• Homeless decries those creating problems at Library Park
• Steven Silva has worked farmers markets since age 6
• Transit center in downtown’s future
• Lawn mower needed for cemetery
• RDA may expand into newer neighborhoods
• GECAC keeps kids busy with summer day camps
• Myths vs Facts: The truth about Lathrop-Manteca Fire District
• It’s night club owner vs. cops
• Reading is her passion, Manteca Library her haven
• 130 plus reasons to visit Delicato Saturday
• Movies in the park set for Northgate Saturday
• Fire district: 9-1-1 call to voters
• NO MORE WAITING
• Firefighters: Fire fire chief
• 30 volunteers help keep Manteca SAFE
• She’s taught over 5,000 kids to swim including Olympian
• Bull serving as consultant for six months for just dental & health plan
• LM Fire may close 3 of 4 stations
• Aquatic center & water park?
• 3 months of free electricity
• Old Mars store now eBay trading outlet
• Golf tourney supports Manteca K-9
• Library Park expansion on track for October
• Property values drop 1.5%
• 2010 Independence Day Celebrations and Fireworks
• Wounded Warrior Christopher Braley' 5k Run/Walk
• Welcome Home Heroes Classic Car Show
• 2nd Annual Welcome Home Heroes Honor Ride
• Memorial Day Weekend 2010
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008

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