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from your friends at

S PRING HAS SPRUNG! I’ve enjoyed this early Spring

weather and am looking forward to wearing all the fun, stylish

spring clothes making their way to our boutiques. I’m hoping

the saying “April showers bring May flowers” is more fiction

than fact, especially since I’m already eager to pull out my

sandals and swimsuits!

We’re thrilled to share with you all of the fun and exciting

things happening at Lincoln Center this Spring. As evident

on the cover, the Easter Bunny is coming! Bring the kids and

grandkids to the Easter Bunny’s Garden in the old Campbell’s

in the Village space. The Bunny will be there March 23rd,

24th, 29th and 30th from 12:00 to 3:00 pm. (Don’t forget

your camera!)

The B Hive, our newest hair salon, is now open next to DOMO.

Pop in to see what the owners, Brady Davis and Dino Ballin, have done to the place. (Read more

about the B Hive on page 6.) Coming soon is Market Tavern, a modern American food restaurant now

under construction. They will serve up fresh and healthy salads, pastas, meats and other delicious

items made with organic ingredients. We’re looking forward to the restaurant’s opening slated for early

summer. As many of you may already know, Carats Jewelry has relocated to their new “home” in the

Atrium near Bud’s Seafood. If you haven’t stopped in yet, be sure to go by and check out the latest

jewelry and accessories in their stunning new store.

Many of you may be itching for more than a change in the weather this Spring. Maybe it’s time

for spring cleaning (have you seen the beautiful new linens at Lino Bella or stunning furniture at

C.R. Porter?), a new wardrobe (we have over 15 boutiques to meet your needs) or just a little “me

time” (how about a massage or pedicure?). From Easter hams at Podesto’s Market to gorgeous floral

centerpieces at Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts, we’re here to help get your home ready for this beautiful

time of year.

We hope you’ve enjoyed the last of the cool weather (fingers crossed!!!) and some of the many crab

feeds in our area. See you this Spring!

Janelle NelsonLincoln Center Marketing Manager

L I N C O L N C E N T E R C H R O N I C L E374 Lincoln Center

Stockton, CA 95207

P H O N E209.477.4868

F A X209.940.2741

E M A I LChronicle@LincolnCenterShops.com

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EdITOR Janelle Nelson

CREATIVE dIRECTORLayne Imada

GRAPHIC dEsIGNERCesar Larios

CONTRIbuTING WRITERKelsey Roget

CONTRIbuTING PHOTOGRAPHERsRed Carpet Studios

Bryan Chan PhotographyNick Maragliano

Deadline to submit newsworthy information from non-profit and charitable organizations is the 5th

of each month for the following month’s issue. Submitting information does not guarantee it will

be featured in print. To submit by email, please send to Chronicle@LincolnCenterShops.com.

The Lincoln Center Chronicle is published monthly by Lincoln Properties, Ltd. and the Lincoln Center Merchants Assocation, and is distributed free of

charge to over 57,000 homes in Stockton, Galt, Linden, Lockeford, Lodi and Woodbridge.

Lincoln Properties, Ltd. and the Lincoln Center Merchants Association do not assume

responsibility for the authenticity or accuracy of news materials furnished for publication.

©Lincoln Center Chronicle 2013

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MerchantNEWSSoupS & SaladS at podeSto’S

We are excited to announce that Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery will soon be offering fresh-made soups and build-your-own salads. Customers can enjoy a quick lunch, dinner or snack at tables and chairs outside the store or at their new indoor seating area.

paNdoRa SpecialCarats Jewelry is offering a free PANDORA bead clasp bracelet ($65 value) with purchase of $100 of PANDORA product, March 21st – 24th. Visit Carats at their new location at 309 Lincoln Center near Bud’s Seafood restaurant. For more information call Carats at (209) 955-0715.

NewS fRom aRteSiaNAsk the Pros at ReNew Life is back at Artesian Natural Foods! Eva Miranda and Beverly Walmsley will be back for FREE digestive consultations on Wednesday, March 27th, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm. For more information and to sign up, call or visit Artesian Natural Foods. Better Nutrition’s RE-Do You Tour is making a stop again at Artesian Natural Foods on Friday April 19th, 1:00 – 4:00 pm. Stop by and say “Hi”, enter to win raffle prizes and get lots of free samples!

New at aaRoN BRotheRSAaron Brothers can frame the things you love at more affordable prices than ever before! They are now discounting custom framing by 25 to 50% every day. Package deals with ready-made frames and/or custom frames are sure to fit in anyone’s budget. Their design specialists will help you design a piece you’re sure to love for years to come. Bring in the Chronicle and receive 50% off any one regular priced item.

wiNe taStiNg at papapavlo’SVisit Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar on the following dates from 6:00 to 9:00 pm for complimentary wine tasting and “two for one specials” by the glass and bottle. For reservations call (209) 477-6133.

march 18th - Jaysonmarch 25th - Justin

april 1st - Grothapril 8th - Duckhorn

april 15th - Ojai Vineyardsapril 22nd - Shafer

april 29th - Round Pond

faShioN fuNDraper’s & Damon’s will host the following events:

march 18th – 24th: Spring SaleSave an extra 25 - 35% on all sale items.

march 25th – 30th: Better together Jacket & pants eventSave $15 on all pants. Save $20 on all jackets.

Save $40 when you purchase both!

april 10th – 12th: our annual Spring Scratcher eventCome in, scratch off and reveal savings up to $25 off any purchase!

april 15th: tax day fun!Save 25% on your entire purchase...one day only!

march and april fashion Shows and luncheonsPlease call (209) 952-1597 for dates and reservations

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MerchantNEWSluNch iS Back!

DOMO Japanese Sushi Grill & Bar is now open for lunch daily. Their delicious lunch specials are $6.95 to $8.95, featuring sushi, bento boxes, salads and more!

wiNe wedNeSdaySBud’s Seafood Grille is the place to be on Wednesdays! Take advantage of their brand new “Wine Wednesdays” promotion. Every Wednesday, bottles of wine* are $10 off. (*Excluding house wine) Enjoy wine in the bar, restaurant

or on their patio. Grab a friend and head to Bud’s this Wednesday!

B hive welcomeS SaRah & vicky Lincoln Center’s newest business, The B Hive Hair Salon, proudly welcomes two esteemed stylists. Sarah Garibaldi comes to The B Hive with 32 years experience and specializes in complete hair makeovers, from cuts and color to covering grey. To make an appointment with Sarah, call her at (209) 649-1416. Vicky Gonzalez, a Vidal Sasoon Academy certified stylist in advance hair coloring and cutting, also specializes in perming, facial waxing and special occasion hair styles. For an appointment with Vicky, call (209) 915-7377.

SNoozieS aNd lolita SNOOZIES are back at Best Wishes! The hottest selling item this Christmas now comes in spring colors. Perfect for Easter baskets, a great little get-well gift, or just because you want a little something special! They are the softest little treat for you feet! And, because you asked…Best Wishes now features LOLITA hand painted glasses for every occasion!

happeNiNg Now at Revo caSual appaRelCongratulations to Richard Brown, the winner of February’s “MUST BE LOVE” $50 REVO Gift Card Give-Away!

REVO is excited to introduce Lucky Brand to their store! Their jewelry and clothing reflect a fun and casual bohemian feel that pairs well with REVO’s atmosphere. Get connected at www.revocasual.com as new apparel makes its way to the floor.

Vicky Gonzalez Sarah Garibaldi

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FeaturedMERC HANT

There is a buzz in Lincoln Center, and it’s coming from the Atrium. The B Hive Hair Salon, located next to Domo Japanese Sushi Bar & Grill, is now open and already attracting much attention.

The owners, Dino Ballin and Brady Davis bring different skill sets to the operation of the 22-station salon. They feel their individual strengths will leave no concerns unattended and allow them to achieve their common goal of presenting the most unique and enjoyable salon experience for both stylists and their clients. This is evident through the professionalism of the stylists and the upscale feel of the décor while still leaving a comfortable, friendly feeling for all who enter the double doors.

Most importantly, this pair has a great respect for this industry and is honored to have some of the very best hairstylists working in their salon. They are committed to keeping the stylists motivated and happy by offering bi-monthly in-salon education, advertising, and a true dedication to the stylists’ needs and concerns, allowing stylists to grow and refine an already stellar experience for their clients. “Hey, bottom line, I respect that these stylists choose to work with us and every day we will try to earn it,” says Dino. Stylists interested in working at The B Hive can attend their Open House on Saturday, March 23rd at 7:00 pm.

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411 Lincoln Center • (209) 477-1578

now open

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FeaturedMERC HANT

302 Lincoln CenterOpen DailyCall: (209) 478-8600Text: (209) 610-0610

Brady Davis & Dino Ballin of The B Hive Hair Salon

“Hey, bottom line, I respect that these stylists choose to work with us and every day we will try to earn it”.

- Dino Ballin

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• Cuts• Color• Highlights• Updos• Face & Body Waxing• Manicures & Pedicures• Permanent Makeup • Extensions• Perms• Keratin Smoothing Treatment• Eyelash Extensions

With stunning full length mirrors, dramatic tile on every wall, and a beautiful front desk that presents the friendly receptionist, Deydra, to those who enter, The B Hive offers class, beauty, and friendly faces sure to make the experience one to tell your friends about. With services ranging from hair and nails to permanent makeup and eyelash extensions, along with the option to call or text the receptionists for appointments, this salon has it all. Call or text now for an appointment or walk in to check out Lincoln Center’s new gem. Come see what’s stirring in the hive. n

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R SVPlaSt chaNce cRaB feed

United Cerebral Palsy’s 4th Annual ‘Last Chance’ Crab Feed will take place Friday, March 29th at the Lodi Grape Festival Grounds. The social hour will begin at 6:00pm, followed by dinner, music and dancing. Raffle and Silent Auction items will be part of the festivities. Please reserve your tickets for $45 per person by March 25th. For further information, call (209) 956-0290.

St. maRy’S SpRiNg muSicalSt. Mary’s Spring Musical “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” will be presented March 7th – 17th by the theatre department. The play is a hilarious satire of corporate life and office politics. For tickets and more information call (209) 957-3340 ext. 250.

the fiRSt tee of SaN JoaquiN On March 16th, The First Tee of San Joaquin will begin its spring tour for boys and girls ages 7 through 17. The nine-week course is held at Swenson Park Golf Course and The Reserve at Spanos Park. The cost is $60 and includes a logo golf cap. Visit www.TheFirstTeeSanJoaquin.org or call (209) 915-8300 for more information.

NeaRly New SaleThe Fashion Program at San Joaquin Delta College is holding its hugely popular Nearly New Sale on Friday, April 6th, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, in Danner Hall on the Delta College campus. All proceeds from the sale directly benefit students in the Fashion Program. For more information visit www.deltacollege.edu.

“the voice of NatuRe”The Stockton Master Chorale and Youth Chorale will celebrate “The Voice of Nature” at 2:00 pm on March 23rd at St. John’s Anglican Church. For tickets and more information call (209) 951-6494 or visit www.stocktonchorale.org.

St. luke School SigNupSSt. Luke is now accepting applications for the 2013-14 school year for grades K through 8. For more information and competitive tuition rates, visit www.stlukestockton.com or call (209) 464-0801.

eaSteR RuN aNd fuNThe Lodi Salvation Army’s Hope Harbor Family Service Center will host its 9th Annual Easter Run and Fun at Lodi Lake on March 30th. The 5k run/walk will begin at 8:10 am and the ¼ mile kid’s run will start at 9:15 am. Then enjoy an all you can eat pancake breakfast and Easter carnival at Bear Creek Community Church. For more information call (209) 369-2202 or visit www.lodieasterrun.com.

ladieS auxiliaRy to califoRNia pioNeeRS The Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers will hold its 85th annual card party themed “You Are My Sunshine” on Wednesday, April 3rd, 1:00 - 4:00 pm at the Haggin Museum. A delicious dessert will be served along with coffee and tea. For reservations and more information call Lynne at (209) 887-3933.

ameRicaN caNceR Society diScoveRy Shop The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop Home and Garden Event is coming up on April 13th and 14th. They are currently seeking donations of furniture, decorator items, garden equipment and fixtures, baskets, kitchen items and finer cookbooks. For more information about this sale contact the Discovery Shop at (209) 941-2737.

aNNual SpRiNg aRt Show The Lodi Community Art Center will produce its 53rd Annual Spring Art Show at Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi Winery. The theme of the April 19th benefit is “Cabaret”. For more information visit www.LodiArtCenter.org.

pReSeNtatioN’S ShRimp feedPresentation Parish School will hold their Shrimp Feed on Saturday, April 20th at the Presentation Parish Community Center at 6:00 pm. Attendees will enjoy appetizers, wine tasting, specialty drinks and oysters at 6:00 pm followed by dinner at 7:00 pm. For tickets and more information contact Roger Slingerman at (209) 403-8878 or rscofsj@gmail.com.

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The 45th Haute Couture Société Fashion Show Luncheon takes place at The Hilton Stockton on April 20th. Guest designers and member created garments strut the catwalk while the proceeds provide scholarships to local students of apparel design or fashion merchandising. Vendors open at 9:30 am. Luncheon and show starts at 11:30 am. Tickets are $45. For more information visit www.HauteCoutureCa.org or call (209) 648-0637.

SpRiNg of the viNeGet a special look at Lodi wines on April 28th at the Spring of The Vine event held at Wine & Roses from 2:00 to 5:00 pm. Tickets are $35 in advance for the wine tasting event and $85 for the Spring of The Vine dinner, or $105 for both. To purchase tickets call (209) 371-6117.

aNNual latiNa luNcheoNEl Concilio’s Annual Latina Luncheon will be held Friday, May 3rd at 11:30 am at the Stockton Golf and Country Club. For more information on sponsorships or table reservations, contact Annette Sanchez at (209) 644-2627 or asan@elconcilio.org.

liNcolN high School Safe & SoBeR gRad NightAttention parents, guardians, friends and neighbors of Lincoln High School seniors: Safe and Sober Grad Night is coming up and your help is needed for this drug- and alcohol-free event! Please make a tax-deductible cash donation, sponsor a senior’s attendance to grad night ($25), donate a prize or volunteer your time. For more information call (209) 483-7500 or mail a donation to the 2013 Grad Night Committee at Lincoln High School, 6844 Alexandria Place, Stockton, CA 95207.

Red RhiNo walk-a-thoNCome out with friends and family to the Saint Mary’s High School track for Red Rhino’s 7th Annual Walk-a-Thon on Sunday April 28th. Registration is at 12:30 pm and the walk/run begins at 1:00 pm. There will be fun for all ages featuring food, music, and “Pay to Play Soccer.” All of the proceeds will be used to house and educate some of the most desperate and unfortunate children in Kenya, enabling them to become contributing members of society and leaders of the next generation. For pledge forms, visit www.rrop.org.

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Meet Us AtTHE CENTER

Coming Up atLincoln Center

*Check www.LincolnCenterShops.com and future issues of The Chronicle for details on festivities.

Semi-annual Sidewalk SaleSaturday, may 4th9:00 am – 5:00 pm

$15 off anypurchase

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Meet Us AtTHE C ENTER

friday, June 14th: YMCA Wine Strollfriday, July 19th: Family Bike Night

friday, august 16th: Classic Car Show

Are you an Automotive business?Consider opportunities at live!

At the LIVE! At Lincoln Center Classis Car Show, there will be an opportunity for automotive-related businesses to promote their services. For more information including booth cost, please contact the Marketing Office at (209) 477-4868 or info@lincolncentershops.com.

Bow wow meowSaturday, May 18th

10:00 am – 4:00 pm

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Health&BEAUT YSpecialFEATURE

If you’re familiar with The First Tee of San Joaquin, then you’re well aware that this wonderful organization is about much more than the sport of golf. At The First Tee, golf and life lessons are seamlessly incorporated together to teach kids not only the fundamentals of golf, but also life skills. First Tee’s programs are designed around helping young people understand and ultimately develop Nine Core Values: honesty, integrity, sportsmanship, respect, confidence, responsibility, perseverance, courtesy and judgment.

The organization was founded in 2002 and originally named “The San Joaquin Junior Golf Foundation”. After joining the national First Tee organization in 2008, the group’s name officially became The First Tee of San Joaquin. The First Tee’s curriculum was developed by experts in the field of positive youth development through sport and is delivered by caring adults who have been formally trained by The First Tee. In addition to learning fundamentals of the golf swing and the game, life skills are taught: Interpersonal skills, self-management, goal setting and resiliency skills, to name a few. “The values and lessons learned at First Tee are helping the children in our community develop the life skills needed to succeed in high school, college and beyond. Our coaches and board members are extremely passionate about this program,” says Don Miller, Executive Director.

In 2012 alone, 30 volunteer coaches, 10 board members and a large team of parent volunteers served over 500 youth between the ages of 7 of 17. The program is now is the process of expanding into the schools of San Joaquin County. “We are presently working in half a dozen schools in the area and looking for more sites,” reports Mr. Miller. “Our ‘Golf Fore Girls’ program on Tuesday afternoons has been especially popular.” With the addition of more sites, the need for more coaches is great. Training and support is provided and entry level golf skills are appreciated. The spring tour begins March 16th at Swenson Park Golf Course and The Reserve at Spanos Park, and runs for nine consecutive weeks. (Summer tour begins June 15th.) The cost for golfers is $60 and “golferships” are available.

For more information about becoming a coach or signing up a golfer, please

visit www.TheFirstTeeSanJoaquin.org or call (209) 915-8300. n

“The values and lessons learned at First Tee are helping the children in our community develop the life skills needed to succeed in high school, college and beyond.” - Don Miller,

Executive Director

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Health&BEAUT Y

We hear this all the time from our customers at Fleet Feet Sports Stockton. Well, I’m here to tell you…WE ARE ALL RUNNERS! Some of us faster, some of us slower, some of us tall, some of us short, some of us skinny, some of us not so skinny (and never really going to be - and that’s okay) and some of us walkers – which is just as good as running. All these types of people are what we really are. We choose to lead a healthy, active lifestyle. It’s an easy choice to make and one you should choose if you haven’t already. Think about the benefits: longer life, healthy heart, more time with your family and friends. One

thing we can promise is that life just gets better when you make that commitment. So let’s get past all those “resolutions” we made the first of the year and make the choice to lead an active life.

It’s simple to begin! Just lace up your shoes (but first make sure they are the right ones you’re going to get fitted with at Fleet Feet Stockton), get outside and start walking.

week 1: Keep it simple by starting with a walk around the block. Do this at least four times during the week. Keep track of how you feel. I guarantee you will feel better and better each week.

week 2: Now that you know you can do it, add some time. Make it a goal to walk for 15 minutes each day for four days.

week 3: Wow! Week 2 is over and you’re ready for more. Give it a shot and try to increase your time to 20 minutes. Mix in a little running during your time. Don’t go too big too fast. Two minutes of walking and one minute of running. Keep it

up! You’re doing great!

week 4 & Beyond: As the weeks progress, just try to increase your running time vs. your walking time. Soon enough you will be running for 30 minutes and maybe even more. Don’t worry about how fast or slow you’re going. As time goes along, you’ll find that comfortable pace you fit into. If your body just doesn’t like to run, then keep on walking. Whether you run a mile or walk a mile, you’re burning the same amount of calories. Remember, it’s about your overall health and being in “motion”.

Don’t forget to be prepared. That means taking water with you on your run or walk. Keep the body hydrated (fancy word for drinking water). When you sweat, you need those fluids back in you. Even if it’s cold out, you are still sweating, so bring along that handheld or hydration belt and drink about 6 oz. every 15 minutes.

See what I mean…it’s simple and fun. Grab your neighbor, spouse, friend or child and get started. If you need a place to start, walk the Lincoln Center mile we have mapped out for you or come join us on Tuesday nights at 5:30 pm for our weekly runs and walks. All abilities are welcome to join in on the fun. Feel free to come in any time to ask us questions, check out the latest gear or to just be social with us. Our family at Fleet Feet Sports Stockton is committed to you and your health. We live it everyday and would love to share it with you. So come be a part of our family. n

“I’m not a runner but”…

By Tony Vice of Fleet Feet Sports Stockton Commit to being fit

277 Lincoln Center(209) 952-1446www.FleetFeetStockton.comMonday - Friday 10:00 am - 7:00 pmSaturday 10:00 am - 6:00 pmSunday 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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There’s still time to pick out Easter outfits for the kids! Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique carries the latest styles for children, infants through size 14. You’ll fall in love with their adorable spring ensembles for your little ones.

children pictured (left to right): Gia Dal Porto, 1 year oldCaden Sass, 3 years oldJordan Ellis, 5 years oldHunter Kidd, 2 years oldIlliana Nunez, 1 year old

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In TheC ENTER

Saturday, february 23rd

February 1st through 28th, five lucky Lincoln Center customers were selected at random, and each was awarded a big surprise! Prizes included Lincoln Center gift cards (valued at $100 or more!), flowers, spa treatments and more.

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Home Decor&GIFTS

For those of us who love to decorate our homes according to holidays and seasons, Easter is no exception! Our boutiques are filled with adorable bunnies, glittery eggs, spring place settings and centerpieces. Easter Sunday is just around the corner. Come by to see what’s new this year. n

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A P PA R E L , A C C E S S O R I E S & F O O T W E A RBliss Bridal Salon 306 Lincoln Center 473-9200Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair 411 Lincoln Center 477-1578Chico’s 6545 Pacific Ave. 475-9376Coppetti’s Boutique 429 Lincoln Center 477-8615Dennis Shea Shoes 286 Lincoln Center 957-7064Draper’s & Damon’s 280 Lincoln Center 952-1597FINA 240 Lincoln Center 478-5670Flair Boutique 352 Lincoln Center 951-6123Fleet Feet Sports 277 Lincoln Center 952-1446Great Spectacles 622 Lincoln Center 955-7570Life Uniform 304 Lincoln Center 951-2222Meyers Fashion Optical 858 Benjamin Holt Dr. 476-0913Remedy 260 Lincoln Center 477-3633REVO 425 Lincoln Center 476-8200Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique 354 Lincoln Center 451-9775Stage Two 308 Lincoln Center 957-8463Theadora 270 Lincoln Center 474-7407Zuesters 363 Lincoln Center 951-5581

D I N I N G & F O O D856 Restaurant & Lounge 856 Benjamin Holt Dr. 957-7856Artesian Natural Foods 145 Lincoln Center 952-8787Bud’s Seafood Grille 314 Lincoln Center 956-0270Cold Stone Creamery 874 Benjamin Holt Dr. 475-1191D.A.D.’s Hot Dogs* 6527 Pacific Ave. 478-7793David’s New York Style Pizza 900 Benjamin Holt Dr. 957-2850DOMO Japanese Sushi Grill & Bar 300 Lincoln Center 451-3654Dynasty Seafood Restaurant 848 Benjamin Holt Dr. 478-1818Jamba Juice 201 Lincoln Center 951-9300New Yen Ching 6511 Pacific Ave. 957-0913Noah’s Bagels 123 Lincoln Center 951-2284Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar 501 Lincoln Center 477-6133Payters Grill 61 Lincoln Center 477-9513Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery 104 Lincoln Center 951-0234Sho Mi Japanese Cuisine 419 Lincoln Center 951-3525Starbucks Coffee Co. 121 Lincoln Center 952-7292Stockton Joe’s 296 Lincoln Center 951-2980Trader Joe’s 6535 Pacific Ave. 951-7597Yogurt My Way 211 Lincoln Center 474-1010

F I T N E S S , H E A LT H & B E A U T YBen Mackie Fitness 840 Benjamin Holt Dr. 955-0360Central Valley Dermatology 423 Lincoln Center 477-7546Jenny Craig* 852 Benjamin Holt Dr. 477-4700Kenneth Michael Salon* 615 Lincoln Center 956-0234Kym With a Y Organic Spa 307B Lincoln Center 952-2299Merle Norman Cosmetics 142 Lincoln Center 474-0314Performance Bicycle 6555 Pacific Ave. 951-5665Play It Again Sports 828 Benjamin Holt Dr. 474-1944Salon Genesi 836 Benjamin Holt Dr. 475-1055Signature Nails & Spa 6565 Pacific Avenue 323-4175The B Hive Hair Salon 302 Lincoln Center 478-8600Therapeutic Massage Center* 633 Lincoln Center 477-7983Village Barber Shop* 409 Lincoln Center 477-1431Village Nails 310 Lincoln Center 952-3454VIP Salon & Supply 864 Benjamin Holt Dr. 472-1600

J E W E L R YCarats Jewelry 309 Lincoln Center 955-0715DeVons Jewelers 220 Lincoln Center 951-9610Gary J. Long Jewelers 320 Lincoln Center 477-6881

H O M E D É C O R & G I F T SAaron Brothers 6675 Pacific Ave. 952-9097Best Wishes 325 Lincoln Center 478-3220C.R. Porter Home Décor 357 Lincoln Center 956-9250Legacy Antiques & Interiors 128 Lincoln Center 474-7944Lino Bella 265 Lincoln Center 933-0441Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts 995 Lincoln Center 477-4408

M E D I C A L & P R O F E S S I O N A L S E R V I C E SAdvanced Physical Therapy* 707 Lincoln Center 478-3900American Hearing Aids 880 Benjamin Holt Dr. 952-9950Anna Wolff’s Alterations & Tailoring* 420 Lincoln Center 476-0539Benkle, Dr. David (Optometrist) 715 Lincoln Center 951-2020Edward Jones Investments* 834 Benjamin Holt Dr. 477-1334Farmers & Merchants Bank* 205 Lincoln Center 476-7306Graham, Edward D.D.S 602 Lincoln Center 477-4089Lincoln Center Marketing Association* 374 Lincoln Center 477-4868Muddy Paw* 6618 Gettysburg Pl. 957-0451Otani, Steven D.D.S 618 Lincoln Center 478-0568Pacific Compounding Pharmacy 312 Lincoln Center 474-7271Parkwoods Cleaners 6503 Pacific Ave. 476-1602Pontius, Dr. Michael (Optometrist) 715 Lincoln Center 477-0726SASS! Public Relations* 374 Lincoln Center 957-7277Sims-Grupe Management* 374 Lincoln Center 478-9200State Farm Insurance* 718 Lincoln Center 474-3285Sylvan Learning Center 878 Benjamin Holt Dr. 477-7720Tate Diagnostic, Inc. 628 Lincoln Center 952-9300Venetian Pet Hospital 6610 Gettysburg Pl. 477-3926Village Cleaners 405 Lincoln Center 477-4451

M U S I C , G A M E S & V I D E OGamers ETC. Video Games 6521 Pacific Ave. 474-9690Rasputin Music & Movies 6623 Pacific Ave. 957-7060

S P E C I A LT Y S T O R E SAlong The Way 307 Lincoln Center 951-3100Chevron* 6633 Pacific Ave. 477-4294Fine Wines of Stockton 866 Benjamin Holt Dr. 478-2589Rite Aid 6455 Pacific Ave. 478-5062Tobacco Leaf 209 Lincoln Center 474-8216UPS 6507 Pacific Ave. 957-3067

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This month’s cover captured adorable little Hunter and his mom Nicole Kidd visiting the Easter Bunny at Lincoln Center. Two-year-old Hunter was thrilled at the opportunity to visit the Bunny early this year! Besides playing with the Bunny, Hunter especially enjoys trains, fire trucks, playing outside and wrestling with his dad, Ryan.

We’d like to extend a big thank you to Ryan, Nicole and Hunter! Nicole’s blue dress, jewelry and shoes are from Remedy. Hunter’s Easter shirt and shorts are from Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique. His Rainbow sandals are from Zuesters. n

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