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Stockton businesses hit hard by outbreak
It's obvious that Stockton businesses — especially small, locally owned retailers and service providers — are in distress as a result of the response to COVID-19.
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Stockpile of masks to stay in reserve at Port of Stockton
Some 16,000 N95 respirators and a37,000 non-medical-grade face masks belonging to the American Red Cross were discovered in a warehouse. Despite the shortage of such equipment at medical facilities around the country, an American Red Cross spokesman said those masks will stay put for now.
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Local coffee shop serves up controversy
It has been more than 10 days since Gov. Gavin Newsom called for a statewide halt to dine-in service at restaurants. Most businesses in San Joaquin County have responded, either by offering only take-out service or closing. But as of last week, at least one Stockton eatery has not heeded the order.
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Longtime A’s minor league coach and manager hospitalized with COVID-19
Former Stockton Ports manager Webster Garrison, 54. has been diagnosed with coronavirus. He has been hospitalized in Louisiana.
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Police arrest man accused of assault with deadly weapon, elderly abuse
Police said they arrested the suspect, Michael Grogan, 60, for alleged assault with a deadly weapon on the 1800 block of North Baker Street and elderly abuse.
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