It is truly hard to believe that a year has passed since my arrival in Stockton to join the University of the Pacific as the Director of Athletics. What a year it has been! I quickly learned about the pride and connected nature of this special community and university so being so embraced by our...Read More
By Suzanne Ledbetter, The Fine Foodie Philanthropist What makes Lincoln Center such a foodie destination? The answer is everything. From the swanky vibe, to top notch restaurants and the thirst-quenching cocktails, there are so many reasons Lincoln Center is an epicenter for foodies. As a food and wine writer, I dine out quite a bit. But...Read More
Change is inevitable around these parts — not only in the seasons, but in our store fronts, gardening and common areas. If we’re not changing, we’re not growing, and we’re always trying to grow into the best version of ourselves, to be able to provide our community with the best stores and restaurants. With that,...Read More
Revealing the rich heritage of our region. A 20,000-gallon redwood tank. A J.I. Case Vineyard Special tractor from 1929. Stockton founder Charles Weber’s first home. These are just a few of the items showcased by the San Joaquin County Historical Museum (SJCHM). Along with them are 50,000 other items representative of the rich history of...Read More
Running Club 277 Lincoln Center Did you know Fleet Feet hosts a run every Tuesday night at 5:30 pm? It’s super simple to join too — just show up at Fleet Feet Stockton here in Lincoln Center by 5:25, run starts at 5:30 pm! You can run 3 or 5 mile loop and there’s no...Read More
The mission of the San Joaquin county nonprofit Ready to Work (RTW) is clear: to help those who are experiencing homelessness change their situation for the better. According to RTW Executive Director Jonathan Mendelson, the nonprofit fills a gap in the local response to homelessness. Their target segment is the male population, a population Mendelson...Read More
If quizzed, Artesian Natural Foods owners Mike and Leslie Brennan, could give you an in-depth description of every single product they carry throughout their store. After buying the business in 2008 and moving to their location near the Brickwalk at Lincoln Center, it’s been almost 10 years here and they’ve stayed true to their roots...Read More
Thirteen Local High School Seniors Receive Scholarships from Lincoln Center With a record number of scholarships given in one single year, the 2018-19 high school seniors of San Joaquin County made it extremely difficult to make a decision. We were honored to meet our recipients during our luncheon at Squeeze Burger at the end of March....Read More
How long have you owned Code 3 Wear? Code 3 Wear started in 2012. What prompted you to open Code 3 Wear? After being in law enforcement we wanted to offer a new way of providing services to public safety professionals. Tell us a little more about the history of your store. It was created inside...Read More
On the cover this month are our Modern Mavens who are leading their legacy in our community and beyond. From medical billing to building homes for those in need, these five women are truly making their mark. From left to right, Jane Butterfield is wearing a beautiful dress from Theadora Boutique, Cyril Seligman is dressed...Read More
