Lodi News-Sentinel - 2020-12-02

• Political newcomer Shakir Khan ready to tackle challenges on Lodi’s Eastside
• California churches ready to defy governor
• County’s COVID hospitaliz­ations still on the rise
• MORE DELAYS FOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS?
• Lodi Adopt-AChild, Children’s Dreamworks brightenin­g holidays
• SJ County administra­tor Nino to take same job in Contra Costa
• Spicing up your holiday cooking
• People in pain need protection from false pot promotion
• ROBERT POLLOCK HARTZELL
• Empathy as patriotism
• Better than charity
• Court slaps down no-bid school contracts
• Justice Department investigat­ing possible ‘bribery conspiracy’ for presidenti­al pardon
• What is Medicare Part D?
• Thousands of doctors’ offices buckle under the stress of COVID-19
• Shanahan hopeful to get Garoppolo and Kittle back; others likely done
• Pinder, Smith agree to terms with A’s
• Two Warriors test positive for COVID-19
• U.S. women’s national soccer team, U.S. Soccer reach settlement
• Ohio State remains No. 4 in second College Football Playoff rankings
• Attorney for Astros owner calls Mike Bolsinger’ lawsuit ‘a publicity stunt’
• Sacramento Republic signs 15-yearold standout to first-team contract
• Hard to listen to friend’s complaints
• Five dead after SUV driver runs down pedestrian­s in Germany
• Medical workers and long-term care centers get nod for first vaccines

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