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Dennis Wyatt

Dennis Wyatt

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Editor, Manteca Bulletin

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  • COOL TIMES AHEAD: HERE COMES $2.8M SPASH PAD

    By Dennis Wyatt Verified| Manteca Bulletin Verified It will be without a doubt the crown jewel of the 50-acre Woodward Community Park. The elaborate serpentine $2.8 million splash pad feature will include “mountains”, “the rain forest” water tunnels, a pebble beach, waterfalls, and a water trail. It’s location at the center of the park near the main parking lot drop zone and the picnic shelter will make it the main draw at movie nights, food truck events, and community events.

    By Dennis Wyatt Verified · Manteca Bulletin

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Union Road being built as 4 lanes to city limits

    By Dennis Wyatt Verified| Manteca Bulletin Verified The northerly extension of North Union Road north of Shady Place will be widened to four lanes before the first of 455 proposed homes are sold. It is the continuation of a new city policy aimed at eliminating “lane squeezes” that proliferated after the turn of the century south of the 120 Bypass. The first large scale implementation of that happening this month is at the 818-home Lumina at Machado Ranch on the southwest corner of the intersection of Airport Way and Woodward Avenue.

    By Dennis Wyatt Verified · Manteca Bulletin

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • COOL TIMES AHEAD: HERE COMES $2.8M SPASH PAD

    By Dennis Wyatt Verified| Manteca Bulletin Verified It will be without a doubt the crown jewel of the 50-acre Woodward Community Park. The elaborate serpentine $2.8 million splash pad feature will include “mountains”, “the rain forest” water tunnels, a pebble beach, waterfalls, and a water trail. It’s location at the center of the park near the main parking lot drop zone and the picnic shelter will make it the main draw at movie nights, food truck events, and community events.

    By Dennis Wyatt Verified · Manteca Bulletin

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Manteca Bulletin

Manteca Bulletin

Manteca, California, United States

'+1 209-249-3500

Founded: 1908