Lodi News-Sentinel - 2017-01-12

• TROUBLED WATERS
• GIRLS HOOPS TEAM TO OPEN LEAGUE PLAY
• Trump tackles Russia, business conflicts
• Breakthrou­gh Project to host Martin Luther King celebratio­n
• Brannen looks to grow into new role as head of Lodi Winegrape Commission
• If California revenue is growing, why the talk of deficits?
• Tienda Drive Senior Apartments near completion
• Behind the numbers: The black community and crime
• An appreciati­on of a good man, Obama
• Event advocating peace, justice on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• TODAY IN WORLD HISTORY
• How to financiall­y recover from the holidays
• Hiring? Five rules to follow
• Space center’s Heroes & Legends exhibit an inspiratio­n
• Lodi Republican Women meeting
• Am I a bad parent?
• Six VW employees indicted in emissions scandal; company fined $4.3 billion
• A’s close in on deal to add Santiago Casilla to the bullpen
• Chargers announce plan to move to Los Angeles
• Arena aims for quick start to save US’ World Cup hopes
• Tillerson ducks questions on Exxon lobbying in Senate hearing
• SHARKS FALL ON LATE GOAL TO FLAMES
• Israeli prime minister Netanyahu’s grip on power under threat as gift scandal grows
• Big night for Westbrook, Thunder vs. Grizzlies
• A different look in paradise at Sony Open
• Hot shooting carries Bluejays over Butler
• Jewish-American pros look to boost baseball in Israel with World Baseball Classic looming
• Black lawmakers say Sessions unfit to be attorney general
• California court rules that grand juries can investigat­e fatal police shootings
• Horoscopes
• Relatives of slain churchgoer­s confront gunman for last time
• Florida police accuse two of helping fugitive before officer’s killing
• Baltimore, Justice Department closing in on agreement over policing reforms

Lodi News-Sentinel - 2017-01-11

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