Laura P.
9/12/2020
As stated by a previous reviewer, this newspaper is not properly edited. I find myself fully distracted by the grammar of almost every article. It would make excellent source material for high...
Manteca Bulletin
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1215 W Center St Ste 203
Manteca, CA 95337
History
The wind-blown sandy loam plains of South San Joaquin County weren't exactly hospitable to farming back in 1908. Water, though, brought by the Stanislaus and San Joaquin Water Co. from the Stanislaus River near Knights Ferry in the Tulloch Ditch some three years earlier was yielding some remarkable results from 3,000 irrigated Manteca acres. The dairy industry was booming, alfalfa fields were taking hold in the sandy plains and crop yields were up significantly. It didn't take much for visionaries to see what type of future irrigation offered the fledgling town of Manteca. To promote a large-scale water project that was the forerunner to today's South San Joaquin Irrigation District, two men - F.L. Wurster and A.L. Cowell - joined forces to print the Irrigation Bulletin. The first copies printed in November of 1908.
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Reviews
2.013 reviews
Michele F.
1/7/2023
The paper is the paper, but the delivery SUCKS!!! We never know when or if we are going to get a paper!!! I like to read it when I have breakfast, but more times than not,it doesn't come!!
Sam D.
8/9/2023
After reading this newspaper for several years the cheerleading for growth in Manteca is annoying. Without question the curb appeal of Manteca as a community is not very good unless one is a fan...
James B.
2/24/2023
Left Pacifica in '85 ( salt air was rusting my motorcycle ), to Calaveras for 35 yrs.... Came back to Earth 5 yrs. ago when we moved down here after retirement. We love it here. I'm pleased with...
james m.
12/21/2019
I have been a subscriber to this publication over 15 yrs. and the Ripon Record when it was still in publication. I liked that the Manteca Bulletin stepped up and helped fill the news gap after...
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