Lodi News-Sentinel - 2021-03-06

• Lodi attorney Ann Cerney, who shattered glass ceiling, dies at 86
• Lodi students headed back to campus
• ATHLETES SWING INTO ACTION ON THE TRACK AND IN THE POOL
• Lodi code enforcemen­t cases down nearly 50% last year
• COVID-19 BY THE NUMBERS
• Study: Wildfire smoke up is to 10 times more harmful than other air pollution
• Let’s turn anger into action in Texas
• Texas blizzard is a preview of Biden’s blackout agenda
• The hate that Asian Americans face
• Lodi oncologist whose family has been touched by cancer opens new facility to patients
• U.S. embraces COVID-19 vaccines, improving odds of herd immunity
• Texas electricit­y officials won’t reverse $16 billion in overcharge­s
• California theme parks, stadiums may reopen as early as April 1
• Underpayin­g workers could lead to jail time for California employers under proposed law
• Canada’s Conners tops eclectic Bay Hill field
• Tiger Woods doesn’t remember his crash, but the SUV does
• ‘Miracle on Ice’ hockey star Mark Pavelich found dead in treatment facility
• Questions for the Warriors’ 2nd half
• Children’s hospitals grapple with young COVID-19 ‘long haulers’ — still unwell months after illness
• Job growth surges past estimates; unemployme­nt dips to 6.2%
• COVID-19 strikes clergy as they comfort pandemic’s sick and dying

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