Program Director & DJ on Classic Hits 102.7 WVEK-FM and Co-Host Mornings on 98.5 WTFM-FM
Lodi, United States (Local)
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America turned 250 today, and Lodi showed up ready to celebrate. They walked, they drove, they rolled up on bikes, many of them wearing flag shirts and other Americana.
It sounded like a war zone. Last Saturday’s city-sponsored fireworks show was loud and glitzy in celebration of America’s 250th birthday. It ended around 9:45 p.m. What you heard after
Oy. The city is being sued by its former city manager, who was canned by the city council last fall, after being placed on paid admin leave for six months.
If you drive around parts of Lodi’s industrial area east of Highway 99, especially Thurman Road, you’ll find stretches of roadway lined with ramshackle RVs and pickup trucks. The occupants
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 bride's father — Lodi Unified board member Jeff Stroh — 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 Lockeford Street and saw the billboard congratulating the couple, courtesy of family friend Joseph Phillips. Jeff said the billboard was a surprise to everyone. After the vows were spoken and the promises made, the happy couple took each other's last name. So now, Jeff says both have last names of Fonda-Stroh.
By: Steve Mann
There's even more pain at the purse. In case you missed it, the city will soon (Oct. 1) start charging utility customers a 3.5% convenience fee if they pay their bills with plastic.
The Jamie Huntley-Park Women's Officiating Camp, also known as “Camp Jamie,” is an annual educational retreat – held most recently in Nevada – for registered, female USA Hockey officials. It’s one of the few female-only officials camps in the nation.
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
The regular filing period has ended for prospective city council candidates. However, Councilman for District 1 Alan Nakanishi followed through on his pledge to not seek re-election, which extends the filing period by five days for his district only. The extended deadline is now Wednesday, Aug. 12. Nakanishi will conclude a remarkable 20-year tenure on the Lodi City Council, making him one of the longest-serving members in Lodi history. Only Frank Hale served longer, from 1906 – 1929.
By: Steve Mann
Waseca Hockey Awarded Dick’s Sporting Goods “Grow the Game Award”
