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Steve Mann: Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001? (opens the original)
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Where were you 25 years ago tomorrow, when two passenger jets struck the World Trade Center and nearly 3,000 people were killed? What do you remember most about 9/11? We asked on social media and received more than 50 responses. Here are a few (some have been edited for length): Jeff Payne: âI was in Omaha during med school. President Bush came to the Stratcom bunker south of town while things were being sorted out. I watched Air Force One fly out that afternoon.â Jayden Wilkinson: âI was
Steve Mann: Is Lakehouse project finally ready to roll? (opens the original)
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It looks like the long-awaited Lakehouse Resort project may finally be ready to move from paper to pavement. Architect John Vierra says the project should break ground this fall once the city issues a building permit. âWeâre very close,â he says. The resort is planned for the corner of Turner and Lower Sacramento roads, across from the former General Mills plant. Construction is expected to begin with the apartments first, followed by the hotel. When itâs finished, the project is slated
Steve Mann: The Blue Zone blues (opens the original)
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Call it the Blue Zone blues. Remember last year, when Lodi was being considered for a full Blue Zones project designation? The county and city teamed up to bring in the Blue Zones Ignite program â basically a first-look assessment of local health habits and how ready the community might be for a bigger project. So-called blue zones are where people seem to live longer and healthier. In March 2025, analysts came through town and visited nearly 60 places, including parks, schools, healthcare cen
Steve Mann: A 170-year family farming legacy fades (opens the original)
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Heritage Oak Winery is closing down, according to owner and winemaker Tom Hoffman. In a recent email sent to customers Tom announced the painful decision, saying he and wife Carmela have sold their remaining 10 acres of land in the Victor area and on Dec. 15 it will revert to being a private residence. âWe have arrived at a moment in the history of Heritage Oak Winery that most assumed would one day be here, but few understood how it would feel when it arrived,â he writes. He adds, âAlong
Steve Mann: Love at new heights for local couple (opens the original)
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For most people, their wedding day is a mountaintop experience. For newlyweds Andrew and Sophie Fonda-Stroh, that was not just a figure of speech. They got hitched last Saturday atop Bear Mountain, about 8,500 feet up, which is one way to make sure nobody complains about the view. The brideâs father â Lodi Unified board member Jeff Stroh â escorted his daughter down the aisle, or more accurately, up the mountain, by ski lift. Of course, this may already be old news to anyone who drove down
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