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2026 Election: Lodi Unified School Board, Area 5 — Old seat, new contest: Former trustee challenges incumbent (opens the original)
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A former Lodi Unified School District Board of Education member is looking to reclaim his old seat this November, while the incumbent who has held it for the past four years is seeking another term. Ron Heberle, who served three terms on the board before deciding not to seek reelection in 2022, is challenging Area 5 incumbent Jeff Stroh, who was elected to the seat that year. Both candidates say they want to improve the districtâs academic performance and ensure students have the resources the
2026 Election: Lodi Unified School District, Area 3 — Alexander, King face off again for school board seat (opens the original)
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Sherry Alexander said she is seeking a second term on the Lodi Unified School District Board of Education because she is dedicated, driven and âtrulyâ invested in what trustees are attempting to accomplish. Alexander, a former Lodi Middle School teacher, represents Area 3, which includes Beckman Elementary School, Leroy Nichols Elementary School, Lois E. Borchardt Elementary School, Lodi Middle School and Tokay High School. She is defending her seat against Katherine King, who also ran in 20
San Joaquin County takes proactive approach to golden mussel invasion (opens the original)
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STOCKTON â State officials this week said eradicating the invasive golden mussel from the Delta is not a realistic option. However, they said there may be opportunities for localized control. San Joaquin County Supervisors Paul Canepa and Mario Gardea invited dozens of scientists and stakeholders from 19 agencies across the western United States on a tour of the Delta on Friday morning to take a firsthand look at how the golden mussel is impacting local waterways. Martha Volkoff, the invasive
2026 Election: Lodi City Council, District 3 — Fiscal challenges take center stage (opens the original)
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All three candidates for the Lodi City Council District 3 seat have experience with finance, and all have said that experience will be needed over the next four years as the city faces a looming budget deficit. Incumbent Cameron Bregman is seeking a second term on the council in November and faces challengers Christopher Anderson and Dianne Barth. Bregman, who made headlines four years ago as the youngest person elected to the council, said he ran his first campaign on solving Lodiâs homelessn
SPARC to weigh approval for county’s first Maverik fuel station (opens the original)
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Last year, the Lodi Planning Commission approved the annexation 9.71 acres of land to accommodate a new fuel station and convenience store on Kettleman Lane. That project will take one more step to fruition on Wednesday when both the commission and Site Plan and Architectural Review Committee consider approving plans for the Maverik station. Anton Kireev of Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. plans to design and construct a 5,982-square-foot convenience store at the southeast corner of East Kettlem
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