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Lodi Grape Festival lineup features local talent (opens the original)
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The Lodi Grape Festival will once again showcase a diverse lineup of entertainers, including several local performers. Among this year's featured acts is singer-songwriter and violinist Michelle Lambert, who has spent the past decade touring throughout the region. "I want to bring a childlike fun to my shows while weaving in lyrics that come from real-life experiences," Lambert said. "I also love to get my audience to sing along and engage them to be part of the show." Lambert said growing up in
Flocking to the Lodi Grape Festival: A Flock of Seagulls among main stage headliners (opens the original)
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This year's Lodi Grape Festival is bringing a mix of classic rock, country, Latin music and pop to its main stage. Headliners include A Flock of Seagulls, Dream Like Taylor, Rodney Atkins, and Grupo Bryndis with Ezequiel Pena Jr. and Banda Vallarta. The iconic '80s new wave band A Flock of Seagulls opens the entertainment lineup Sept. 17. Known for hits such as "I Ran (So Far Away)," the band continues to tour and perform both classic favorites and newer music. "When we start off, people don't k
Thrift finds a following in Lodi (opens the original)
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From unwanted to trendy. From outdated to vintage. The way people talk about thrifting has changed dramatically over the past decade. Not long ago, the coolest clothes were new and name-brand. Style was defined by recognizable logos and polished, store-bought outfits. Today, however, shopping secondhand and creating a style all your own has become the trend. So, what changed? âThrifting is no longer seen as something you do because you canât afford to buy new, but is a conscious decision by
Storm Drain Detectives monitor Mokelumne River’s water quality (opens the original)
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A group of young scientists took to Lodi Lake and the Mokelumne River on Thursday, collecting water quality data while learning firsthand about the importance of protecting the communityâs watershed. The Storm Drain Detectives program teaches students in the fifth through 12th grades about water quality and the impact of stormwater runoff. Because Lodiâs storm drains empty directly into the Mokelumne River, participants monitor local waterways throughout the year to better understand how run
Three vehicles badly damaged in Lodi garage fire; no injuries reported (opens the original)
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Three vehicles were damaged Friday morning after a fire broke out in the garage of a home in the 400 block of Valley Avenue, but no one was injured. The Lodi Fire Department responded to the reported structure fire at about 11:25 a.m. Crews arrived to find heavy fire coming from the garage of a single-story home, where a vehicle was parked inside. Multiple vehicles were also in the driveway. Firefighters were able to contain most of the blaze to the garage, preventing it from spreading to the ma
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