Lodi News-Sentinel - 2016-12-28

• An end of an era in Galt?
• A force to be reckoned with
• New Lodi utility billing system hits bumps for some customers
• Keeping garden plants warm during bitter cold
• AP ANNOUNCES MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
• Lodi Vine Line draws some criticism at council meeting
• California to drivers: Starting Sunday, don’t hold that phone
• House Republican­s plot 2017 rules overhaul
• Water officials: Mountain snowpack low, but it’s early
• Mumps cases on the rise, fueled by spread on college campuses
• Mall fights across the country send shoppers scrambling for exits
• Harris picks veteran Senate aide as director
• Random thoughts, looking back
• Farewell for a while and Happy New Year
• TODAY IN WORLD HISTORY
• Disappoint­ed in ugly Americans
• Deals on deals: How to get nice things for next to nothing
• Voice-activated devices lead Amazon to strong holiday season
• Hulu nabs streaming rights for 56 Disney movies
• Pioneering astronomer Vera Rubin dies at 88
• RICARDO “RICKY” ANTONIO ARRIAGA
• NEWTON LEROY WAKEMAN
• ROBERT CHARLES LANDMANN
• Raiders prepare for life with McGloin
• Pac-12 ready for conference play with seven teams in Top 25
• Kaepernick insists he’s not thinking about future with 49ers
• » WESTBROOK SCORES 15TH TRIPLE-DOUBLE
• Israel to continue building in Jerusalem in defiance of U.N. resolution
• Japanese prime minister, President Obama visit Pearl Harbor memorial
• Wake Forest upends Temple with 31 straight points
• Durant wants NBA to toss Last Two Minute Report
• Hayes, 14th-ranked Wisconsin beat Rutgers
• Eagles open St. Hope with victory
• Christmas turns violent in Chicago
• Horoscopes
• Depression isn’t selective
• Sacramento County is poised to expand urban farming

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