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1. Free Flu Vaccination Clinics Coming to Stockton as Health Officials Prepare for Flu Season (caravannews.com) ā Stockton residents can get free flu shots from San Joaquin County Public Health Services at Stockton Hematology Oncology Medical Group on October 27 and November 10, from 10 a.m. to noon. No appointments or insurance are needed, making it easier for families, seniors, and high-risk neighbors to prepare for flu season before holiday gatherings and winter illnesses ramp up.
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2. More than 1,000 workers hired at Walmart's new Stockton fulfillment center (stocktonia.org) ā Walmartās new 900,000āsquareāfoot fulfillment center in South Stockton has already hired more than 1,000 workers and is expected to boost city sales tax revenue as a pointāofāsale hub. City leaders hail the project as a major jobs and innovation investment, while South Stockton residents and state officials continue to scrutinize its environmental impacts and longāterm air quality safeguards.
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3. County's compost site grows, keeping more food scraps out of the dump (stocktonia.org) ā An expanded Republic Services compost facility serving Stockton and San Joaquin County can now process up to 147,000 tons of organic waste a year, diverting more local food scraps and yard trimmings from landfills. Officials say the larger Stockton operation will support Central Valley farmers, cut methane emissions, and even supply free compost that some residents, including a Stockton councilmember, already use in home gardens.
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4. Man wins $5M prize from prize ticket sold at Stockton Chevron gas station (recordnet.com) ā A Stockton resident has claimed a $5 million California Lottery Scratchers prize from a ticket bought at the Chevron on East Waterloo Road, adding a big local winner to the stateās recent streak of jackpots. While two other Californians also scored multimillion-dollar prizes, this win puts a spotlight on a familiar neighborhood gas station for Stockton players.
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5. Trailblazers Return to the Course at the Pacific Visit Stockton Inv'l (utahtechtrailblazers.com) ā A collegiate menās golf tournament is coming to The Reserve at Spanos Park in Stockton next week, bringing 18 university teams to town for a threeāday, 54āhole event. While the article focuses on Utah Techās lineup and season outlook, local fans can expect several Big Sky and West Coast programs competing on a familiar Stockton course.
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