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Lodi News-Sentinel, 17 Oct 2026

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ArticleThe Flag Flies Again

When Chad Don­ley was a chap­lain in the U.S. Army, he would write to sev­eral vet­er­ans organ­iz­a­tions ask­ing for food and sup­plies for sol­diers in the field, includ­ing the USO, Vet­er­ans of For­eign Wars and the Amer­ican Legion. Of all the...

The Flag Flies Again

ArticleWho will pay for access cen­ter?

As con­struc­tion nears com­ple­tion on Lodi’s per­man­ent home­less access cen­ter, city offi­cials face a ques­tion that has shad­owed the project since its incep­tion: How will the city pay to keep it open? The cen­ter has been under con­struc­tion...

Who will pay for access cen­ter?

ArticleWest Oak Nosh says good­bye, The Yard set to say hello

After nine years of serving an eclectic mix of dishes, the own­ers of West Oak Nosh announced earlier this month that they’re clos­ing the res­taur­ant. The DeAnda fam­ily shared, “We made some great memor­ies, made lots of friends/fam­ily, and the...

West Oak Nosh says good­bye, The Yard set to say hello

ArticleMCCAFFREY BROTHERS TO FACE OFF ON MONDAY NIGHT

By adding nine words to Cali­for­nia’s state code, a bill recently signed into law by Gov. Gavin New­som elim­in­ates an obstacle in West Sac­ra­mento’s cam­paign for a per­man­ent Major League Base­ball team. Though the league has yet to launch a...

MCCAFFREY BROTHERS TO FACE OFF ON MONDAY NIGHT