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• Acampo woman killed

• National Guard troops return home in time for the holidays

• One year after a heart attack, Lodi's Judy Mims thanks rescuers

• Stable southeast of Lodi approved

• Galt plans to help residents with energy-efficient projects

• Regional Roundup

• Advocacy groups sue East Bay Municipal Utility District over Pardee expansion

March 21st, 2010

• Students, employees plead for local school librarian jobs during tough times

March 20th, 2010

• Regional Roundup

• Students, employees plead for local school librarian jobs during tough times

• Cities vie for Google Internet service

• University of the Pacific installs first woman president

• 3 suspected gang members allegedly threaten women in Lodi for wearing red

• Hundreds more than expected in Lodi Unified School District receive pink slips

• City responds to reader questions about water meters

March 19th, 2010

• The many advantages to home ownership

• Building bridges

• Logbook

• Lodi police arrest two teens in connection with Wednesday night shooting

• TV listings incorrect

• Lodi directs federal funds for water meters, new playground

• Regional Roundup

March 18th, 2010

• Celebrating St. Patrick's Day

• Logbook

• Corrections

• Regional Roundup

• Fresno Republican Tom Marsella throws hat in ring at last minute for 14th District race

• San Joaquin County schools superintendent wins job without fight

• Republican hopefuls vie over who can oust Rep. Jerry McNerney

• Lodi woman's gold charm returned 25 years after it went missing

• Weekend stabbing victim surfaces

• Lodi City Council approves water meter plan, sets timeline

March 17th, 2010

• Regional Roundup

• Correction

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

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

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

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

• Logbook

March 16th, 2010

• Preparing for emergencies

• Helping hands

• Logbook

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

• Vogel unopposed for supervisor; Nottoli has challenger

• Lodi Unified School District sends out hundreds of layoff notices

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

March 15th, 2010

• Pairing perfection

• Public Meetings

• Regional Roundup

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

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

• Smooth sailing on Lodian Leo Duncan's first skydive

• Heard it Through the Grapevine

March 13th, 2010

• Lodi City Council to discuss water meter questions

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

• Regional Roundup

• Voices, opinions on California's lethal injection proposal

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

• The public speaks about lethal injection

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

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

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

• We must accept some responsibility (154)
• Hundreds more than expected in Lodi Unified School District receive pink slips (88)
• Lodi Police have little to go on in weekend gang-related crimes (76)
• Lodi City Council approves water meter plan, sets timeline (54)
• 3 suspected gang members allegedly threaten women in Lodi for wearing red (52)
• Two are shot, one stabbed, one beaten near Lodi party (45)
• Lodi police arrest two teens in connection with Wednesday night shooting (44)
• Lodi Unified School District sends out hundreds of layoff notices (35)
• Emanuel Lutheran Church close to leaving Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (28)
• City responds to reader questions about water meters (24)

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Russell B. Steele Memorial Golf Tournament

The Lodi Memorial Foundation held its annual Dr. Russell B. Steele Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner on Sept. 14 at Woodbridge Golf and Country Club. Out of the 185 people who attended, 176 of were golfers. The event also included dinner and a live auction.

Donna Shaw, director of the Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation, said the event had been moved to Woodbridge Golf & Country Club to accommodate more golfers.

"It was very successful," she said. "We reached our goal of 170 golfers."