August 2015 Lincoln Center Chronicle

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OT nights and COOL cars! That’s what August is all about at Lincoln Center! Our Lincoln Center LIVE! Classic Car Show takes place August 21, 6:00 – 9:00 pm. There will be tons of fun for the whole family, with more than 200 classic cars on display, a military tribute, dance performances by local schools, live music by local bands, and much more.

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Best of all, the car registration fees raise thousands of dollars for the Lincoln Center Scholarship Program. So, if you have a classic car, get it registered to show it off and support local students attending college! (Car registration information on page 15.)

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Speaking of college, many kids are heading back to school this month. This issue is full of great back-to-school information, from fashion trends (page 24) to classroom essentials (page 18).

Right here in Lincoln Center, you can find almost everything needed to start the 2015-16 school year off right.

Editor Janelle Meyers CREATIVE DIRECTOR Layne Imada STAFF Stephanie Forbus César Larios Alejandra Sanchez Contributing Writers Elizabeth Esau Caitlin Hamer Kristen Schlader Contributing Photographers Elizabeth Esau Helen Ripken Red Carpet Studios Deadline to submit newsworthy information from non-profit and charitable organizations is the 5th of each month for the following month’s issue.

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For me personally, the month of August brings much change. After five and a half fun-filled years of growth and development at Lincoln Center, I have been presented with an opportunity for employment at University of the Pacific. I am excited to take on a brand new position as Project Manager in the Department of External Relations on the Sacramento campus, and proud to begin working for this wellrespected local private institution (one that we at Lincoln Center often partner with).

My departure is bittersweet, as I greatly value the relationships I’ve developed and the knowledge I’ve gained. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to everyone involved with Lincoln Center, from customers, merchants and management, to security, maintenance and fellow marketing staff. My time here has been more valuable than I will ever be able to put into words.

Lincoln Center is much more than a shopping center. It’s a place that offers a sense of community, where children see Santa for the first time and friends meet for coffee to catch up on the details of their lives. The owners and management of the Center believe in giving back to the community that has supported the shopping center for more than 60 years, and the 94 merchants pour their hearts and souls into their businesses. Lincoln Center will always hold a very special place in my heart. I will forever be proud of what I helped create during my time here. And in a way, Lincoln Center will always be considered my home.

Janelle Meyers Lincoln Center Marketing Director

Lincoln Properties, Ltd. does not assume responsibility for the authenticity or accuracy of news materials furnished for publication. ©Lincoln Center Chronicle 2015

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Congratulations to the following Lincoln Center merchants: Ben Mackie Fitness: Personal Trainer, Health Club/Gym Best Wishes: Gift Shop, Wedding Invitations Bliss Bridal Salon: Put His Name On It (Editor Pick), Wedding Dress, Tuxedo Shop

Market Tavern: Not Your Kids Mac N’ Cheese (Editor Pick), Appetizers, Chef (Nicholas DiArenzo), Burger, Happy Hour, Cocktail, Margarita, Bartender (Arezou Soleimani) Midgley’s Public House: Chef (Michael Midgley), Appetizers, Steakhouse

Bud’s Seafood Grille: Seafood

Nothing Bundt Cakes: Nothing Bundtini The Best (Editor Pick)

Central Valley Dermatology: Dermatology, Medi-Spa David’s Pizza: Pizza Dennis Shea Shoes: Women’s Shoes

Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar: Caterer, Outdoor Dining, Appetizers

Edward Graham, D.D.S.: Cosmetic Dentist

Podesto’s Market & Deli: Deli/Sandwich Shop

FINA: Accessory Retail Shop, Women’s Clothing Retailer, Women’s Shoes

POMP Salon: Hair Salon

Flair Boutique: Accessory Retail Shop

Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique: Baby Bathing Beauty (Editor Pick), Children’s Boutique

Gary J. Long Jewelers: Fine Jewelry, Wedding Rings

Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts: Flowers

Kym with a Y Organic Spa & Waxing Studio: Medi-Spa, Spa, Waxing/Hair Removal

Squeeze Burger: Burger

Lincoln Cellar: Swipe & Sit (Editor Pick)

Tio Pepe’s: Mexican Food

Lino Bella: Home Décor

Zuesters: Accessory Retail Shop

Theadora: Women’s Clothing Retailer

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MerchantNEWS A Message about the Blue Line Flag

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At Code 3 Wear, we have had many questions about the meaning behind the Blue Line Flag we fly in front of our store. The Blue Line Flag is flown in support of law enforcement. By no means would we disrespect our American Flag. We are honored and thankful to those that have fought and continue to fight for our freedom and for those that have lost their lives while fighting for our freedom.

Meaning of the Thin Blue Line Flag: The Blue represents the officer and the courage they find deep inside when faced with insurmountable odds. The Black background was designed as a constant reminder of our fallen brother and sister officers. The Line is what police officers protect, the barrier between anarchy and a civilized society, between order and chaos, between respect for decency and lawlessness.

Together they symbolize the camaraderie law enforcement officers all share, a brotherhood like none other.

Weldon Cheung 1978 – 2015

Weldon Cheung

All of us at Lincoln Center recently lost a friend and colleague. Weldon Cheung, who worked as the manager at LINO BELLA, passed away in June. Weldon had a kind and caring heart. He will be remembered for his thoughtfulness and ability to connect with each and every customer, always providing exceptional customer service (not to mention spectacular gift wrapping!) and positive words of encouragement. He will be forever in our hearts.

You are invited to a Celebration of Life on August 9, 2:00 – 4:00 pm at LINO BELLA.

The talented Michael Sweet from Department 56 has set the Halloween Village up at Best Wishes this year! Be sure to stop by and admire his creative design!

It’s full of magic and BOOtiful!

Michael Sweet from Department 56

Learn About the Newest Trends in Skin Care On Thursday, August 27 at noon you can enjoy a complimentary lunch at Papapavlo’s, take home a gift, and learn about recent trends in skin care from Allergan, a leader in this field. Allergan representatives will be available to discuss their newest skin care products. Get answers to your questions about SkinMedica products, Botox, Juvederm, Voluma, and Latisse. Attendees will receive special product discounts at the luncheon. RSVP to Central Valley Dermatology at (209) 477-7546.

Backpack Repairs Did you know Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair also fixes backpacks and other types of bags? Just in time for school to start! If your child’s backpack has seen better days, bring it into Cavagnaro’s and they’ll fix it right up.

Walk Now for Autism Speaks Planet Beach Automated Spa and Code 3 Wear Public Safety Outfitters will be taking donations to benefit the Stockton and Modesto area Walk Now For Autism Speaks.

What is Autism?

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Autism are both general terms for a group of complex disorders of brain development. These disorders are characterized, in varying degrees, by difficulties in social interaction, verbal and nonverbal communication and repetitive behaviors.

Stop by Planet Beach or Code 3 Wear between now and September 31 and make a donation by purchasing your puzzle piece. Anyone purchasing a puzzle piece will be entered into a drawing to win a one month Planet Beach Spa Membership or a $100 gift certificate to be used towards any purchase at Code 3 Wear.

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Everything from new or classic games to all the latest consoles and systems can be found in this store, which has been in Lincoln Center for more than six years. An electronic board inside the store will tell you what their current best sellers are, if you’re looking for suggestions on something new to play. Some of the current favorites are Mario Party 10 for the Nintendo Wii U; Xenoblade Chronicles for the Nintendo 3DS; and Mortal Kombat X for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. If you’re not sure you want to buy a game without knowing more about it, you can take fifteen to thirty minutes to play the game right there in the store, free of charge. That attention to the needs of the customers is part of what makes this store so special.

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Give Dad a Squeeze Burger Gamers ETC. Video Games Owner Liem Tran, gift card this Manager Savino Flores, and Repair Technician Tomee Bo Father’s Day!

Store owner Liem Tran noticed that there weren’t a lot of local options for group activities for kids, so he decided to turn part of the store into a private party room for gaming. The room, which has several high definition televisions, can be rented out for four to six hours, with rates depending on the number of people. Anything available in the store can be played, and the store will try to accommodate any special requests. The room can be used for birthday parties or tournaments,

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Local kids enjoy gaming in the private room available for parties and play time. Left to right: Kiele Costello, Stella Dobson, Kaela Costello, Brady Dobson, Carter Bowers, and Luke Costello

and was even rented out for a bachelor party, where the guests, feeling nostalgic, requested games for Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64.

In addition, there is another room just behind the party room, with extra seating, a television, a restroom, and space for catering, where parents and chaperones can relax and socialize.

Gamers ETC. carries a variety games, from classic favorites to brand-new finds.

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Gamers ETC. offers repairs and lets customers trade games, and they also do Games for Grades, offering 40% off of any pre-owned games for students who come in with a report card full of good grades. If someone just wants to come in and play some games, they can do that, too. An hourly pass is $5, while an all day pass is $15.

“It’s great because parents can drop their kids off here while they go across the parking lot to work out or next door to buy groceries,” said Liem.

Liem, who is married and has three children, is a busy man who likes to spend time with his family, but he is always keeping an eye out for any way to help give back to the community that has supported him and his store.

Kids having a blast at Gamers ETC.

Gamers ETC. Video Games 6521 Pacific Ave. (209) 474-9690 Monday – Saturday: 10:00 am – 8:00 pm Sunday: 11:00 am – 6:00 pm

“I need to say thank you to the customers for supporting us, and to Lincoln Center for helping us through tough times,” he said gratefully.

He promises a positive experience to anyone who visits the store. “We always take care of our customers.” n

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R SVP Bon Odori and Cultural Bazaar The Stockton Buddhist Church presents its traditional Bon Odori and Cultural Bazaar, August 1 and 2 at the temple grounds, 2820 Shimizu Drive. Activities begin at 11:00 am both days featuring a celebration of cultural demonstrations, arts and food. For more information call (209) 466-6701.

Solar Day at WOW Science Museum Bring your family to the World of Wonders Science Museum August 29, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm for their 3rd Annual Solar Day. They will be teaming up with local solar organizations to bring you a variety of hands-on solar activities! General admission applies. For more information call (209) 368-0969.

4th Annual Breastfeeding Celebration Delta Health Care’s 4th Annual Breastfeeding Celebration will be held August 8, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm at 4662 Precissi Lane, Stockton. This free event offers breastfeeding information and support, community resources, raffle prizes and so much more.

For more information call Rachel at (209) 477-0378.

STEPtember United Cerebral Palsy of San Joaquin County is joining forces again for STEPtember, an international fundraising event that takes place September 2-29. STEPtember challenges teams of four people to each walk 10,000 steps a day, improving fitness while raising awareness and funds for your local UCP. To register visit steptember.us/sjc. Sponsorship opportunities are also available by calling (209) 956-0290.

Substitute Teacher Recruitment Fair If you have an interest in becoming a substitute teacher, stop by the Wentworth Education Center in Stockton for the Substitute Recruitment Fair on August 22, 8:30 – 11:30 am. For more information contact Shawn at schavez@sjcoe.net or (209) 468-5952.

The Signature Car Show & Flea Market Signature for Life presents The Signature Car Show & Flea Market on August 28, 3:00 – 7:00 pm at the Lodi Festival Fairgrounds.

This will be an open event featuring all years, makes and models.

All proceeds benefit Shriner’s Hospitals for Children. For more information or to register visit signatureforlife.org.

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Pastel Society of the West Coast The Pastel Society of the West Coast brings its 29th Annual International Open Exhibition back to The Haggin Museum through September 13. All are invited to attend a reception and awards presentation August 15, 1:30 – 3:30 pm. For more information contact Lisa Cooperman at (209) 940-6315 or education@ hagginmuseum.org.

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R SVP Delta Harmony Xpress Ladies who love to sing are invited to join the Delta Harmony Xpress, a capella show chorus, for a free three week group vocal workshop. Beginning September 14, the workshops will be held on Mondays, 7:00 – 8:30 pm at the Scottish Rite Temple. For more information contact Astrid at (209) 466-2623.

Hospice of San Joaquin Camp Caterpillar Hospice of San Joaquin is offering a free grief camp for children in grades K-8. Camp Caterpillar will be held September 19, 8:00 am – 3:30 pm. Children who have experienced the death of a loved one in the last two years are invited to attend. For more information and to register call (209) 957-3888.

Stagg High School 45-Year Reunion The Stagg High School class of 1970 is hosting their 45-year reunion October 10 at University Plaza Waterfront Hotel. For more information contact George Kosich at (209) 463-8462, Curtis Chong at (209) 565-3876 or email staggclassof70reunion2015@ gmail.com.

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Advancing Women’s Leadership U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor will be the keynote speaker at the October 23 Advancing Women’s Leadership forum at University of the Pacific’s Alex G. Spanos Center in Stockton. The event, open to the public, begins at 9:00 am. Also speaking will be Amy Purdy, a 2014 Paralympic bronze medalist and motivational speaker, and Connie Rishwain, president of UGG and a Pacific alumna. Tickets for the event are $15. For more information contact Claudia at (209) 479-9894.

FallProof Balance & Mobility Training Program Put some spring back into your step and increase your functional abilities. Join the FallProof Balance and Mobility Sessions at O’Connor Woods. Start reaping the rewards of healthy aging! Sign up today. Call (209) 956-3470 for details regarding this and other wellness programs.

Ombudsman Volunteers Needed The San Joaquin County Department of Aging’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is seeking volunteers to assist people residing in long-term care facilities. For more information call (209) 468-3785.

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“Lincoln Center has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up I spent countless hours shopping and eating in the center. I’m so happy I’m able to share those same experiences with my three boys as they grow up. We do all of our backto-school shopping in the center and it is home to some of my boys’ favorite places to eat (Squeeze Burger and Nothing Bundt Cakes!). No trip to Lincoln Center would be complete without a quick stop at the kids play area, or as my kids call it “The Fruit!”

My oldest son Dylan was even on the cover of the Lincoln Center Chronicle back in 2006 with my niece, McKenna.”

-Angela McShane

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We want to hear from you!

To submit information for this new Chronicle section, please email your “positive thoughts” to Chronicle@LincolnCenterShops.com or mail to Lincoln Center Chronicle, 374 Lincoln Center, Stockton, CA 95207. Send in quotes or names of books that inspire you, tried and true recipes, and great experiences you’ve had in Lincoln Center. This section is all about you, our readers! Please send us your thoughts.

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345 Lincoln Center (former Campbell’s location) McCaulou’s Department Store will be the newest addition to Lincoln Center, opening this fall in the former Campbell’s location.

McCaulou’s is a family-owned business that has been in operation for more than forty years. They have 22 stores, with 9 McCaulou’s stores in the Bay Area. Their flagship store is in Lafayette, with others in Walnut Creek, Danville, Oakland, Napa, Sonoma and Marin County, to name a few. They carry a wide variety of merchandise found in most department stores including menswear, women’s and children’s clothing, cosmetics, shoes, gifts and more. They also offer complimentary gift wrapping.

Temporary Pop Up Shop 222 Lincoln Center (Between DeVons Jewelers and Planet Beach)

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Great Spectacles is celebrating 25 years of business with a complete remodel of their showroom and office! The classic, cozy store will have an elegant face-lift of paint, carpet, energy efficient lighting, an expanded men’s and women’s gallery, along with a few unexpected surprises. During construction, the Great Spectacles creative team will “POP UP A FUN SHOP” at 222 Lincoln Center between DeVons Jewelers and Planet Beach. At their temporary location, they will have sale items to include weekly frame specials, decor, display and furniture that will not return to the updated location. Stop in to have your glasses cleaned and tightened. If you are ready for an updated look, their skilled optical technicians are available to assist you. Pop in and say hi to Lynda, Tara, Ali, and Amy any time!

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Cell Phone Repair (CPR) offers fast, affordable repairs for phones, tablets, laptops and game consoles. Your gadgets play a major role in your professional, personal and school life. When your phone, tablet, or laptop breaks you want an expert to handle the repair. That’s where CPR comes in. With over 16 years of experience in the electronic repair industry, CPR can get the job done quickly and effectively.

The Podesto’s Market remodel is underway! The remodeled store will feature many exciting updates, including an energy efficient lighting system, new signage, fixtures, refrigeration and merchandising displays.

Customers will enjoy specialty coffee drinks in a new inviting café area with indoor and outdoor seating, and a new outdoor barbeque area near the south entrance. New product offerings will include fresh-made meals and snacks to go in the deli, meat and bakery departments, more organic produce, baked goods and specialty cheeses. The remodel is expected to be complete in the fall. Stop by to check out the progress!

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RemodeL There have been a few exciting updates at Ben Mackie Fitness recently, including upgraded shower facilities and remodeling to the space. The fitness studio now features new paint and two different expanded areas, which have made more room for workouts. If you’ve never stopped by the check out the gym, pop in anytime to meet certified personal fitness trainers Ben, Jillian and Jan.

ExpanSION Grand Re-Opening Celebration August 21, 3:00 – 9:00 pm Check out their newly expanded facility and register to win awesome door prizes including a Lincoln Center gift card, skincare anti-aging trio, and free consult.

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Stop by on August 14 for hors d’oeuvres and refreshments, raffle prizes and a chance to check out the beautiful and modern-looking new salon.

Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 6:00 pm SUNDAY 12:00 - 5:00 pm

Remodel Launch Party – August 28

Fleet Feet Sports is open until 9:00 pm on Fridays through October.

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Friday, August 21 • 6:00 – 9:00 pm It’s time for our third and last LIVE! of the season - the much anticipated Classic Car Show on Friday, August 21, 6:00 – 9:00 pm. Join us for top notch performances by amazing bands! RBX will perform on the main stage on the south side and New and Used will perform on the north side. There will be dance performances in the Atrium in front of Stage Two, featuring a range of dance styles and local performers from a variety of dance schools including Bella Lise, Dance Connection, JuJu’s, Rising Star Dance Company, Stockton Ballet School, Unique Visions and more.

Thank You To Our Sponsors

Come out to see more than 200 classic cars and brand new cars on display from our sponsors Berberian European Motors, Big Valley Ford Lincoln and Mataga of Stockton. There will be shaved ice for sale, free popcorn, and walkaway food for purchase from Market Tavern, David’s Pizza and D.A.D.’s Hot Dogs. Podesto’s Market will be BBQing their famous tri-tip sandwiches and giving out Monster energy drinks.

A military tribute will take place in front of Village Barber with live music by Don Garibaldi.

At 7:30 pm on the main stage, the Best of Show car will be announced. Towards the end of the evening, attendees will be able to witness a 1966 Top Fuel Dragster start! It’s an experience you won’t want to miss!

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In the hazy heat of summer we have felt temperatures of 100 degrees and beyond. Feeling the tingling sensation of the sun’s unforgiving rays penetrating our skin and hair. I can’t help but keep in mind the stresses placed upon our body and hair by the unrelenting intensity of the sun. Not only has our valley suffered a persistent drought, so have our human bodies. So, as we wrap up our summer escapades of hair bleaching and skin bronzing and venture into the season to come, with gorgeous sunsets and crisp refreshing mornings (and hopefully much rain!), I encourage you to keep some things in mind: Before you head to the salon to warm up your hair….. Wait! Back it up! Let’s start with the term, “warm hair,” a term we often hear from our clients when they really mean something else! Such as, depth or contrast to the summer’s blonde highlighting revolution. When we stylists hear “warm” we see shades of gold, amber, chestnut and so forth. Save your stylist during the consultation period by clearly defining terms and avoid the dreaded phrase, “It looks brassy!” I always encourage my clients to bring in pictures of desired looks to avoid problems with translation. A picture is worth a thousand words and misused terms!

And please keep in mind that the celebrity in the picture may have taken three or more appointments to achieve that look.

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The sun continues to shine brightly and warmth surrounds us and while the kids may be packing up and heading off to school, we are assured of warm days ahead and a plethora of events to come. So, don’t feel the need to throw out your summer glow just yet.

Lastly, let me tell you of a product I have discovered: Sunwater by Fanola. Spray this on your body and hair to rehydrate your skin and mane. It will not only nourish and moisturize, it’ll make your tan last longer. Yes, we are stockists!

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This is Da-Vid signing out. Until next time, Ciao!

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Have a daughter or granddaughter heading away to college? Send her to school with some stylish dorm essentials. Best Wishes carries practical Vera Bradley bags, like the ones pictured here. Oh and be sure to throw in a pair of snoozies! These machine wash and dry slippers are super warm and soft- perfect for sneaking in and out of the dorms!

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To learn more about your education savings options, call or visit today.

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There are the coolest looking backpacks out there these days!

Vera Bradley backpacks available at Best Wishes

Super Stylish Backpacks Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique has adorable backpacks and lunch boxes for your little ones, including the super-cool Spiderman bag pictured.

Backpacks and lunch boxes are available at Zuesters in a variety of sizes and patterns for boys and girls.

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Find all the dance necessities at Stage Two, from shoes, bags and socks to adorable ensembles.

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Rite Aid carries basic school supplies, including rulers, tape, notebooks, binders, highlighters, pens and pencils.

The shops in Lincoln Center have all the back-to-school necessities you could ever need!

Aaron Brothers has an extensive art supply section, for those in art class or just love to draw, paint and create!

At Along the Way, you’ll find flash cards, puzzles, games, pencils, and grade-specific materials.

Behind the Scenes!

Our summer intern Kristen Schlader sets up back-to-school supplies for the photo shoots.

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Stylish Threads Who says uniforms can’t look cool?

Zuesters carries uniforms for kids in kindergarten all the way through high school. While you’re there, check out their stylish Sanuk shoes, Stance socks, hair bands, Pura Vida kids bracelets, backpacks, lunch boxes, and more.

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Jurassic Park, dinosaurs are all the rage! Why not try these great pants by The Mini Classy, or a fun bag from Madpax or Beatrix NY!?

Adorable Squishables make great first day of school gifts also!

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Kat is 17 years old and a senior at St. Mary’s High School. While you may not know it because she isn’t one to brag, Kat is a serious basketball superstar! She and her high school team are California Open Division State Champions, and going into next year’s season will be ranked number one in the nation. Kat also plays for CalStars Nike Elite (arguably the best travel team in the country). In fact, it was difficult to catch her in town for the photo shoot, as she had a very busy July traveling the United States with her team. Kat received offers from more than 40 colleges (WOW!) and has narrowed it down to two PAC 12 schools.

When Kat grows up she would like to go in to sports management or viticulture (after playing basketball for as long as possible, of course.)

Kat is the daughter of Greg and Jennifer Tudor and younger sister to Matthew Tudor who attends San Jose State University.

Damon is 13 years old and attends Presentation School. He is in 8th grade and also quite the talented sports star! He plays basketball (Presentation CYO Rams, St. Mary’s Mavericks, and Stockton Port City) and soccer (SYSA Storm) and would like to one day have a career involving sports like his dad, Adam Karp, who serves as the Vice President of Event Development for the International Racquetball Tour. Damon is big brother to Sophia (age 10, pictured on page 25), who is quite the fashionista. She loves picking out clothing from her mom’s store here in Lincoln Center. In fact, if you’re interested in back-to-school fashion turn to page 24 for trends from Angela Scannavino Karp, owner of Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique. n

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he cover photo and many others throughout this issue were taken at the The San Joaquin County Historical Museum, which is located in Micke Grove Regional Park between Stockton and Lodi. The Museum displays the charming history of the region that was influenced by the Yokut and Miwok Native Americans, the development of agriculture, and the founder of Stockton and first farmer in the area, Captain Charles Weber. It has four relocated and preserved historic buildings, including the Charles Weber Cottage, the Calaveras School (pictured on the cover), a Blacksmith Shop, and the Julia Weber House. In addition, the Museum has modern buildings with exhibits, including the Erickson Exhibition Building, the Tree and Vine Exhibition Building, the Delta Exhibition Building, the Micke Exhibition Building, the Ag Equipment Center, the McNeilly Exhibition Building, the Rosen Exhibition Building, the Brown-Jones Exhibition Building, the Sunshine Trail Living Exhibition, the Flame Tokay Grape Vines, and the Cortopassi-Avansino Exhibition Building.

The Calaveras School, founded in 1866, is a one-room schoolhouse that was originally located near Highway 88 just north of the Calaveras River. It provided education for up to 28 children in grades one through nine and was one of the last one-room schools in San Joaquin County in 1959. The building was moved to its present location in Micke Grove as a part of the Museum in 1976, where it was restored and then rededicated in 1986. The Calaveras School is well known for its Pioneer School Day Program, which allows elementary students to relive history as a class would have in the 1880s.

The Museum exhibits and grounds are open Wednesday through Sunday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm during summer (the Wednesday after Memorial Day through the first Sunday in November) and Wednesday through Sunday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm during winter (the first Sunday in November through the first Sunday before Memorial Day). Admission fees are as follows: Adults (18-64): $5.00, Seniors (65+): $4.00, Teens (13-17): $4.00, Children (6-12): $2.00, and SJC Historical Society members: free. A parking fee is required upon entering the Park as well as additional fees for some special events or exhibitions. Micke Grove Regional Park is located at 11793 N. Micke Grove Road, Lodi. Contact the Historical Society and Museum Business Office Monday through Friday 7:00 am – 4:00 pm by phone at (209) 953-3460 or by email at info@sanjoaquinhistory.org. n

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Prostate Cancer – Know Your Risk & When to Get Screened

By Paul Lee, MD With Prostate Cancer Awareness month just around the corner, it’s a perfect time to talk to your doctor about your prostate health. Prostate cancer remains the most common cancer in men in the US - with one out of six men being diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime.

Although the exact cause of prostate cancer remains to be found, there are several risk factors that have been identified, including having a male relative with prostate cancer, being African American, being obese, having diabetes, and eating a diet rich in animal protein.

Finding prostate cancer in its earliest stages allows the highest chance for successful treatment. Over the last two decades a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening test has helped to detect more incidences of prostate cancer in its early stages, often before signs and symptoms appear.

Dr. Paul Lee is a board certified urologist with Dignity Health Medical Group Stockton, a network of health professionals providing high quality and compassionate care.

For more information or to learn more about Dr. Lee, please call 209.946.6800 or visit DHMF.org/Stockton.

Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death for men in the United States. If you are aged 40-55 with increased risk factors for developing prostate cancer, talk to your doctor about getting screened. If you are aged 55 - 70, discuss the benefits and risks of the PSA screening test with your doctor.

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