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Lodi teacher ‘promptly’ removed cross from classroom after complaint (opens the original)
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Following a complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a fourth-grade teacher at Erma B. Reese Elementary School recently removed a cross from her classroom after the Lodi Unified School District addressed the foundationâs concerns with her. The district received the foundationâs letter Aug. 5 regarding a cross displayed in the classroom, according to a statement provided to the Lodi News-Sentinel. The district said administrators reached out to the teacher after receiving the lett
After the gunfire: What happens after a Lodi police officer fires a weapon? (opens the original)
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When a Lodi police officer fires a weapon at someone, the shooting itself may last only seconds. What follows can take months or even years, as investigators reconstruct what happened and the department determines whether its personnel followed policy and training. Much of what happens afterward is less visible. Officers may go on administrative leave, receive support and go through a return-to-duty process while the investigation continues. The Aug. 24 shooting at the McDonaldâs on West Lodi
Lodi winegrape growers air concerns to federal advocate (opens the original)
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Lodi-area winegrape growers brought concerns about declining wine consumption, foreign wine imports and industry consolidation to a federal small-business advocate last week, seeking ways to address the market conditions that have put pressure on growers across California. About 15 growers and industry advocates met with Steve Owen, the U.S. Small Business Administrationâs Office of Advocacy representative for Region 9, which includes California, Arizona, Hawaii, Nevada and the U.S. Pacific te
Lodi Unified warns families over Cat in the Hat social media trend (opens the original)
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The Lodi Unified School District contacted families Tuesday about a âconcerningâ social media trend involving the Cat in the Hat character. The email to district parents said people in the area have been creating and sharing unsettling or threatening AI-generated or digitally altered images of the character. In some cases, the images and videos have referenced specific schools, locations, communities or individuals. âThese posts are typically AI-generated, however if you do see something u
Lodi Fire Department observes National Recovery and Suicide Prevention Month (opens the original)
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Lodi Fire Chief Ken Johnson says mental health has historically received little attention from fire departments. Suicide remains a significant cause of death for firefighters, but Johnson has seen attitudes toward mental health services shift in recent years. âFirefighters carry a big backpack,â Johnson said. âWhen they have a terrible event, they box it up and throw it in their backpack. You can carry a lot of stuff in a backpack and it might not wear you down, but over the course of a l
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