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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. $700M+ IN COVID FUNDS FOR 209 GOVERNMENTS Includes $49.17M for Manteca Unified, $15M for Manteca, $4.3M for Lathrop, $3M for Ripon Harder
More than $700 million will be pouring into the coffers of cities, school districts as well as counties in the Northern San Joaquin Valley now that President Joe Biden has signed a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package.
It includes $49,170,000 for the Manteca Unified School District, $15 million for the City of Manteca, $4.3 million for the City of Lathrop, $3 million for the City of Ripon, $4.4 million for the City of Oakdale, $150 million for the Stockton Unified School District, $148 million for San Joaquin County, $17 million for the City of Tracy, $47.4 million for the City of Modesto, $107 million for Stanislaus County, and $1.4
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. $1.58M price tag for site favored for city homeless shelter, services The 8.1 acres are along South Main Street between B.R. Funsten Flooring and Extra Space Storage.
It will cost Manteca $1.58 million to acquire the 8.04 acres along South Main Street for a holistic approach for getting homeless back on their feet and able to support themselves.
Part of the land also would involve partnering with the private sector to build affordable housing.
The results of an appraisal as well as an evaluation that gave the site a clean bill of health concerning environmental issues was shared with the City Council on Tuesday.
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. THE CLASS OF 2021: Manteca High Hall of Fame inductees From left, Jack Miller, Karen (Steves) Ott, Dan Eavenson, Mary Ann (Foehringer) Tolbert, Eric Reis, and Mike Henry (represented by Mark Condit) are being honored to the Manteca High Hall of Fame.
After a 21-year hiatus, Manteca High revived Hall of Fame is welcoming six new inductees.
Dan Eavenson, Mary Ann (Foehringer) Tolbert, Mike Henry, Jack Miller, Karen (Steves) Ott and Eric Reis were announced as the new members to the revived Hall of Fame.
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