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• No jail for Lodian

• Area dealers say 'cash for clunkers' program is helping — but a hassle

• Prayer showdown

• Lodian suspected of firing rounds into passing car caught

• Regional Roundup

• Sentencing delayed

• Lodi Library will reopen today

March 17th, 2010

• Lodi celebrates St. Patrick's Day with Irish fare

• State Sen. Dave Cogdill, who represents Lodi area, to receive John F. Kennedy award

• A job well done for city of Lodi's employee of the year, Cory Wadlow

• Logbook

• Correction

• Regional Roundup

• Lodi council takes up water meter plan in tonight's meeting

March 16th, 2010

• Want to find out how to lower your electric bill?

• Lodi Unified School District sends out hundreds of layoff notices

• Lodi Police have little to go on in weekend gang-related crimes

• Logbook

• Helping hands

• Preparing for emergencies

• Vogel unopposed for supervisor; Nottoli has challenger

March 15th, 2010

• Public Meetings

• Heard it Through the Grapevine

• Bill Huyett happy in Berkeley, but can't leave Lodi behind

• Regional Roundup

• Smooth sailing on Lodian Leo Duncan's first skydive

• Two are shot, one stabbed, one beaten near Lodi party

• Pairing perfection

March 13th, 2010

• A look at the crane statue that could be coming to Lodi

• Lodi High student devotes Senior Project to Downtown Lodi Business Partnership campaign

• Outspoken Lodi Unified School District critic, elementary teacher George Neely gives glimpse into purpose

• The public speaks about lethal injection

• Voices, opinions on California's lethal injection proposal

• Bout with multiple sclerosis leads Sean Becker to fight for medical pot

• Lodi City Council to discuss water meter questions

• Regional Roundup

March 12th, 2010

• Escrow closing and moving, becoming a homeowner

• Regional Roundup

• Lodi musicians to celebrate accordionist's life

• Lodi Unified School District staff, students protest further education cuts

• Lodi Big Kmart Manager Clovis Baptiste talks about his journey to Haiti to find his family

• Lodi Middle School, McNair High removed from list of low-performing schools

• Police seize assault rifles, drugs from Lodi home

March 11th, 2010

• Borchardt Elementary School hosts Madame Morehead's Hall of History

• AgVenture Day

• Logbook

• Regional Roundup

• Journalism students win big at journalism competition

• Manager of Lodi's Big Kmart finds his family safe in Haiti

• San Joaquin County hopes to make road north of Lodi safer

• Clements School set to close doors

March 10th, 2010

• Former Galt City Councilman Jeff Bryant dies

• Regional Roundup

• Lodi pastor Leo Duncan to celebrate his 80th birthday by jumping out of plane

• Lodi Finance Department puts customers at a safe distance

• Lodi Unified School District rocked by threat of four schools closing

• Principal's decision to allow Galt High seniors to go off campus for lunch is under review

• Acampo man sentenced to 80 years to life in prison for torturing girlfriend

• Lodi Middle Schoolers earn limo ride and lunch

March 9th, 2010

• Four Lodi Unified School District campuses could close

• It's a gift!

• Third Republican announces candidacy for State Senate

• Regional Roundup

• Lodi Unified School District to discuss closing schools, eliminating buses

• No arrests in gang-related shooting that left buckshot in Lodi man's eye, hand

• Lodi Inn bought by Motel 6

• Sanborn Chevrolet dealership in Lodi will be allowed to renew contract

The following stories have received the most reader comments during the last 7 days.

• Police seize assault rifles, drugs from Lodi home (84)
• Lodi Police have little to go on in weekend gang-related crimes (71)
• Bout with multiple sclerosis leads Sean Becker to fight for medical pot (56)
• Clements School set to close doors (52)
• Lodi Unified School District staff, students protest further education cuts (48)
• Two are shot, one stabbed, one beaten near Lodi party (45)
• Which is it, Mr. President? (42)
• A look at the crane statue that could be coming to Lodi (28)
• Pigs, goats and sheep instead of education (21)
• Lodi council takes up water meter plan in tonight's meeting (21)

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The Stockton Sports Commission Junior Classic will make its second consecutive appearance on the American Junior Golf Association's schedule Aug. 24-27 at The Reserve at Spanos Park.

The tournament will host the country's top junior golfers, ages 12-18. The Stockton Sports Commission Junior Classic is a 54-hole, stroke play competition. The tournament field consists of 99 junior golfers from six states, Canada, Japan and Mexico.

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