Lodi News-Sentinel - 2018-02-28

• Two schools may share Acampo campus
• County groundwate­r project rejected
• GALT ADVANCES TO TITLE GAME
• Lodi council considers changes to CDBG process
• Lodi council discusses state solar power project
• Community responds after alleged Stockton school shooting plot foiled
• Trump to visit border wall prototypes in March
• Soaring costs prompted closure of San Joaquin County Activity Center
• The left’s shoddy attack on Dianne Feinstein
• The real problem with Happy Meals
• It’s not just the guns, or even the mental illness — why aren’t we talking about rage?
• Wealth in Congress makes a jump
• North Carolina wants Graham statue to replace a white supremacis­t
• LENORE MORELAND
• CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH SCHNELL
• DOROTHY JEAN HEISLER
• Low-mileage drivers often pay just as much for car insurance
• Puerto Rico criticizes treasury’s delay in loans
• Josh Rutledge hoping to put injuries behind him with Giants
• Players union files grievance against A’s, Marlins, others
• Kane, in debut, helps lift Sharks
• LEBRON HAS IDEAS ON FIXING COLLEGE GAME
• Warriors to visit African-American history museum in Washington DC
• Sources: Rangers have a deal with RHP Lincecum
• Stockton community celebrates release of ladybugs onto farm
• House GOP leaders dismiss Trump plan to arm teachers
• Supreme Court rules on jailing immigrants who face deportatio­n
• Kushner loses top-secret clearance
• Horoscopes
• Lodi resident selected for Almond Leadership Program
• Ag secretary gains knowledge in California

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