Lodi News-Sentinel - 2017-02-25

• Discoverin­g discipline
• In a league of their own
• Storm-lashed roads and dams could cost $1 billion to repair
• Cooper introduces serial theft prevention bill
• ELLIOT WINS IN PLAYOFFS
• League of California Cities visit a success, JoAnne Mounce says
• Pentagon prepares stepped-up battle plan against Islamic State
• Celebrate Read Across America next week
• Rural California levees besieged by pounding wet winter
• Agency plans to award Mexico border wall contracts by April
• Reader: A battle was won in WWII, but the war rages on
• Our secret treasuers harbor memories
• Efforts to reduce prison overcrowdi­ng backfiring
• TODAY IN WORLD HISTORY
• Human foibles complicate the era of autonomous cars
• J.C. Penney to close up to 140 stores, cut jobs
• Tail-waggers
• Witnesses: Bar gunman shouted ‘get out of my country’
• Houses of worship consider offering refuge to immigrants
• Three-day Hindu festival honors Shiva
• Rev. Kusunoki leaving Buddhist Church of Lodi for new assignment
• Lunch menus
• Bill Cosby won’t face a barrage of accusers
• Sharp vision: New glasses help the legally blind see
• A cult diet
• Tokay girls in battle for state title in Visalia
• Rabb helps Cal strengthen standing in Pac-12 with win
• Hawks keep playoff runs alive in basketball and soccer
• No. 10 OSU defeats No. 8 Stanford
• Brother of North Korea’s leader killed by VX nerve agent according to Malaysian police
• Westbrook’s season triple-double count: 28
• Wieters joins Nats; Judge goes long NY
• Palmer, Bryan share lead at Honda Classic
• Kings GM Divac won’t fire back after Cousins calls him, Ranadive ‘cowards’
• Golden State Warriors thriving with delicate chemistry experiment
• NASCAR seeks boost to steep decline with strong Daytona 500
• Iraqi forces advance in Mosul, strike Islamic State inside Syria
• Horoscopes
• Trump tells conservati­ves: ‘You finally have a president’

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