Twice-told Tales: Boom days In 2003, Tracy’s population was 69,635 residents, according to the California Department of Finance — a 5.2 percent increase over the 2002 population estimate.
Twice-Told Tales: Crime climbs in Tracy 10 years ago — 2003
Crime statistics have shown that crime is on the uptick in Tracy. Increases have been reported in robberies, burglaries, simple assaults and aggravated assaults.
Nancy Matthe...
Twice-Told Tales 10 years ago — 2003
Vanessa Kelly and Alexandra Ruiz have been chosen Junior Miss Tracy North and Junior Miss Tracy South at the conclusion of the annual pageant in the Emma Baumgardner Theater ...
Twice-Told Tales: Interstate 205 widening secures COG funding 10 years ago — 2003
Funds from the San Joaquin County Council of Governments will help speed the start of construction to widen Interstate 205 to three lanes in each direction.
Spa Fleurs sandal...
Twice-Told Tales: Homebuilders on pace to build 1,000 houses 10 years ago — 2003
Tracy homebuilders are on pace to build 1,000 homes in 2003. By the end of March, building permits for 250 single-family residences had been issued by the city of Tracy.
Two ...
Twice-Told Tales: Median home price tops $300K 10 years ago — 2003
The median price of a resale home in Tracy has increased to $305,000. Demand for houses continues strong.
A memorial service has been held in Tracy Community Center for Marin...
10 years ago — 2003
Marine Gunnery Sgt. Joseph Menusa, 33, who has made his home in Tracy in recent years, was killed in action in the opening round of fighting in Iraq.
A judge has ruled that t...
10 years ago — 2003
The first prospective buyers of homes in Mountain House have taken a look at model homes.
Altamont Raceway Park has been opened for the 2003 season. The opening race was an S...
10 years ago — 2003
As the U.S. and allies launch air strikes to kick off the war in Iraq, more security has been added to the state and federal water canals in the Tracy area.
The Tracy City Co...
10 years ago — 2003
Dr. Audrey R. Glover, a Tracy obstetrician-gynecologist, is retiring from his medical practice after more than 50 years.
After considering moving to a Tracy park, directors o...
10 years ago — 2003
Trustees of the Tracy Unified School District have voted to abandon plans to build a new campus west of town for the district-sponsored charter school. (The school, Tracy Lea...
10 years ago — 2003
A proposal to move the California Dry Bean Festival out of the downtown and into Dr. Powers Park is meeting with major opposition. The city’s plans to begin construction of i...