Lodi News-Sentinel - 2017-07-22

• Lodi officer works at helping homeless
• Lodi Wine Laboratory certified for standards
• Galt High School senior, 15, earns perfect score on ACT
• DEMPSEY ONE GOAL FROM U.S. RECORD
• Spicer resigns to show protest
• Grape harvest safety seminar planned
• S.J. sees first case of West Nile virus
• Some things are too awful to be forgiven
• Time to revisit campus sexual assault guidance
• TODAY IN WORLD HISTORY
• Busybodies or concerned citizens?
• Lyft to build its own self-driving technology, open lab in Palo Alto
• Companies remain private longer, raising accountabi­lity issues
• More U.S. households renting than at any point since ’65
• Wildfire evacuees return to destructio­n
• Tail-waggers
• Greek iconograph­er says art is way of ‘meeting with the divine’
• Understand­ing the sinfulness of sin
• Love in a shoebox arrives for Rwandan children
• Upcoming events
• Seeking a simple Christian life
• Lobbyist gift-giving at issue in more states
• Sisterly friction is causing family to fall apart
• ELBERT “BERT” STEELE PINKHAM JR.
• PAGE 11 “There’s no crying in baseball!” The best of sports cinema
• A’s give up two home runs to Conforto in New York
• Spieth turns into a beauty on a nasty day
• Yankees’ Judge slams down the gavel
• Homework pays off for Boasson Hagen
• Freeze’s fall at Ole Miss partly traced to Nutt’s suit
• Ledecky prepares for big week at world championsh­ips
• Busch’s historic Indy chase includes hope for 500-600 double
• Report: Kyrie Irving asked Cavaliers to trade him
• Horoscopes
• Six killed in escalating Israeli-Palestinia­n tensions
• Experts: No duty for laughing teens to rescue drowning man
• Uncertain future for O.J. Simpson

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