The Lodi City Council tabled a proposal Wednesday night to leave unfilled a recreation supervisor position.
Updated: Thursday, May 15, 2008 11:37 AM PDT
Local cheerleaders making the leap from high school to collegiate cheer programs
High School Cheerleaders Michele Taormina, Gianna Langone and Tiara Temple all know the stereotypes associated with their chosen sport — skinny, blonde bombshells with more friends than they know what to do with and not a thought in their head. More of this story...Delta College president withdraws name from job search
San Joaquin Delta College President Raul Rodriguez has withdrawn his name as a candidate for the chancellor position at Riverside Community College District even after being offered the job. More of this story...Two Democrats seek 10th Assembly seat
In an Assembly district traditionally represented by Republicans, two Democrats are trying to buck the mold this year. More of this story...City Council debates trimming already-lean budget for 2008-09
Lodi city leaders slogged through another round of budget review Wednesday night, debating what to trim for the lean-looking 2008-09 fiscal year. More of this story...Undercover detective averts likely robbery on his way to work
An undercover Lodi police officer likely prevented an armed robbery on his way to work Wednesday morning when he happened to see a man with a gun. More of this story...Regional Roundup
Probation search leads to finding of stolen truck
Teams of Lodi officers conducted probation searches throughout the city Wednesday, arresting a number of people and also finding a stolen truck that was being dismantled. More of this story...Logbook
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Unwanted lawn art9:42 a.m.: Someone threw eggs and toilet paper in a yard in the 800 block of Windsor Drive.
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On Lodi's sketches for future growth:
"I just hope we get someone other than FCB to build any new homes in the plan; their former neighborhoods are not so appealing. I would rather see less two-stories crammed in on narrow streets — it's all about saving a buck rather than quality home building on bigger lots isn't it?" — lodimommie
"It looks like I'm getting new neighbors no matter which plan they select. I just hope they put in nice big bike lanes on the new roads." — Rhodie
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