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Group asks Tracy to drop religion from invocations
A Wisconsin group acting ``on behalf of concerned Tracy residents'' is asking the Tracy City Council to stop beginning its meetings with prayers that often reference Christianity and invoke the name of God.
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S.J. Hispanic Chamber to present awards
The San Joaquin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its 37th annual installation and awards dinner, which will honor business leader John Aguilar as the namesake of one of the awards.
Hay Fire Burning In Acampo Next To Gas Storage
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Lodi police to add 2 dogs to K-9 unit
The Lodi Police Department is about to add two bodies - and eight legs - to its force.
4th of July Valley Celebrations
A variety of events are planned throughout the valley to celebrate the Fourth of July this weekend.
Paranormal Events Pondered At Pizza Place
Pizza and the paranormal go together at a Northern California eatery. Members of the Paranormal and Historical Anomaly Society of Lodi have been meeting at New World Pizza to discuss UFOs, ghosts and other out-of-this-world phenomena.
Hit-and-run closes I-5 at midday Sunday
The California Highway Patrol is seeking information about a car that fled the scene of a fiery crash that closed Interstate 5 Sunday afternoon near Lodi and sent a Sacramento woman and a young child to the hospital.
New police, fire computerized system manager debuts in Lodi
A new police and fire computer program went live last week -- almost a year after the City Council approved it.
Lodi man, 26, suspected of kidnapping, assault, hit and run, cops say
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Family of mother of eight killed in Lodi still seeking justice
Georgina Perez was drinking coffee with family when she was gunned down in front of them.
Obon Festival scheduled this weekend in Lodi
Buddhist Church of Lodi celebrates its Obon Festival this weekend with Japanese food, traditional drumming and dance performances, arts and crafts, cooking demonstrations and bingo games.
After long road, Islamic center's supporters see progress in Lodi
It will likely be years before people begin gathering at this humble, hard-scrabble site for shared company and daily prayers.
Neuropathy Patients, Doctors and Medical Professionals Rally in...
SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 25 CA-AllianceforPlasma California Assemblymember Mary Hayashi Calls on California Congressional Delegation to Remember Needs of Neuropathy Patients at 3rd Annual "Neuropathy Action Awareness Day" SACRAMENTO, Calif.
State's olive oil production takes off
Olive oil maker Mirko Sella of Verona, Italy, peers into a stainless-steel storage vat in the cellar at Corto Olive, an olive oil producer in Lodi.
County mosquito war ally: a fish
The fight against the spread of West Nile virus continues. This week, the San Joaquin County Mosquito and Vector Control District rolls out a free mosquitofish distribution program in seven locations around the county.
Victory Park Ponds Restoration Underway
The City of Stockton Municipal Utilities Department announces the long-anticipated repair and improvements to the Victory Park Stormwater Ponds are set to begin on June 22, 2009.
Lodi budget cuts will soon be felt
That's because - with $2.4 million in cuts to the city's general fund that pays for many basic city services - dozens of positions will stay frozen and many workers will take mandatory unpaid days off.
Lodi icon marks nine decades of icy root beer floats and burgers
This town may take pride in its wineries, but for one day, Lodi will boast its status as the birthplace of one of the country's most ubiquitous root beer brands.
Former Colusa County supervisor guilty of money laundering
James S. Kalfsbeek, 71, of Arbuckle, was convicted last week by a federal jury on charges of conspiracy, mail fraud, money laundering and wire fraud in connection with a fraudulent insurance scheme.
Wine and Grape Industry has $5 Billion Impact on Lodi Region
Lodi, Calif., June 15, 2009 - The full economic impact of the Lodi wine and vineyard sector and allied industries in the Lodi area totals $5 billion annually, according to a report released by the Lodi District Grape Growers Association and Lodi Winegrape Commission.
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