Ripon reduces February water use by 28%

The City of Ripon continued to up its game when it comes to water conservation. Director of Public Works James Pease announced at Tuesday’s Ripon City Council meeting that residents reduced their water usage by 28 percent last month, using the pre-drought February 2013 groundwater levels as the baseline comparison. Continue reading on Manteca Bulletin Keep Reading

Stolen vehicle pursuit ends with crash in Turlock

A pursuit of a stolen vehicle on Tuesday that stretched into multiple counties and took a circuitous route through Turlock neighborhoods and downtown ended with a crash when the driver sped the car through the intersection at N. Soderquist Road and W. Canal Drive and hit another vehicle. Both the suspect and the two people… Keep Reading

Teaching Turlockers to ‘Go Green’

This week marks the City of Turlock’s 17th annual Go Green Week, a campaign aimed at promoting environmental sustainability. Participating schools within the Turlock Unified School District have already begun touring local wastewater treatment and recycling facilities, participating in an art and recycling contest for children, and even planting new trees on their respective campuses. “Students… Keep Reading

Glasses 2 Classes coming to local schools

Legacy Health Endowment (LHE) is launching a vision care pilot program for public school students. Students in five school districts in Stanislaus and Merced counties will have access to free eye care this spring, thanks to a partnership between LHE and a company that organizes mobile eye clinics all across the country. The program is known… Keep Reading

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