Lodi News-Sentinel - 2020-04-09

• Dairy industry urges consumers to buy locally
• Sanders ends his presidenti­al campaign
• COLLEGE COACHES CONFIDENT ABOUT SEASON
• French Camp hospital offers COVID-19 tests
• Unemployme­nt rate in S.J. could climb to 20.1%
• WHAT TO EXPECT DURING DRIVE-THROUGH TESTING FOR THE CORONAVIRU­S
• RTD adjusts service schedule for Easter
• Reader writes about ways to deal with caring for elderly parents
• Poor man’s trust and charitable gifts
• Crisis often brings out the best
• Bankruptin­g America
• Black Americans face higher rates of coronaviru­s deaths
• Sacramento County issues new April public health order
• Local restaurant­s offering delivery, takeout
• Local photograph­er spreads smiles, joy amid pandemic
• Tony Zupo Field brings back old memories
• Kings center Holmes and teammates help families through coronaviru­s crisis
• California still way behind on coronaviru­s testing
• Tiger Woods, caddie sued by Florida man over 2018 Valspar incident
• Sports world could sidelined until 2021
• Plenty of ‘hidden gems’ for Sharks, others teams to find
• Horoscopes
• Signs show virus rates are slowing down in California
• Kansas lawmakers revoke church gathering limit

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