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Make this a summer of memories without having to travel too far! We are fortunate to live in an area where we can experience all sorts of summertime fun without venturing far from home. And, we are all about making Lincoln Center your “stay-cation” epicenter.

This month’s Chronicle highlights plenty of fun activities — nearly in our own backyard: with 1,000 miles of Delta waterways to explore, farmer’s markets to visit, and fabulous new restaurants to try with fresh, locally sourced bounty. June is the month to savor all of the amazing summer delights grown and packed locally. Join us (Page 24) as we journey the farm to table experience of a cherry through the eyes of a few local farmers and packing sheds.

Our featured merchants this month are Andy and Jennifer Pappas, who own Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar. Since opening at Lincoln Center in 2006, the popular restaurant has been a merchant and shopper favorite. Read more about the Pappas family, and the exciting new lunch menu they recently released on Page 10.

As summer heats up, who doesn’t love dinner and a movie?

New in this edition of the Chronicle is our first summer blockbuster movie preview. We are giving you our top five favorite movies of the summer. Grab dinner at one of Lincoln Center’s fine eateries and head to a cool movie theater to enjoy a hit movie. Or stop by after for dessert or a nightcap.

Make sure and mark June 15, 2018 on your calendar for the annual Lincoln Center Wine Stroll. We have selected Junior League of San Joaquin County as this year’s beneficiary. From 6-9 p.m., stroll the shops with wine in hand while enjoying great music and food —all benefitting a terrific cause.

With Father’s Day just around the corner, I want to acknowledge my greatest joy—being father to my four beautiful children: Melissa, Katlyn, Zachary and Charlie, as well as being grandfather to Brayden. On Page 22, we highlight four outstanding restaurants from a few special Lincoln Center dads.

Cherish your children (and your fathers) and all the beautiful experiences they bring to your life, and make a memory with “Chops and Pops” on June 17.

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22. Something Savory: Dads & Steaks 24. Cherries: The Sweetest Thing 28. RSVP 30. Crossword

4. What’s New at LC 6. Meet us @ the Center 10. Featured Merchant 12. In the Community

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FRIDAY, JUNE 15 • 6:00 – 9:00 PM Benefiting Junior League of San Joaquin County Join us for shopping and strolling — that’s right! This year you can actually stroll with your wine around the Center in the designated locations! Now this will be a Wine Stroll you won’t want to miss! And of course, enjoy snacking and sipping throughout our stores!

Admission to the event is free. Cost for wine tasting is $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Tickets can be purchased online at lincolncentershops.com. This year’s proceeds benefit Junior League of San Joaquin County. For musical entertainment, performers include Millie Thelan, The Traveller’s and Dave and The Box and Amanda Gray. There’s plenty to do and see with in-store promotions and trunk shows, fabulous food and local wine. Don’t forget to cast your vote of your favorite wine that night for the People’s Choice Award!

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McCaulou’s: Wine bottle giveaways and special promotions in each department Nekter: Stop in for a sample of Skoop – a rich and creamy frozen treat, free of guilt, but full of flavor!

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Enter to win a local product basket (valued at $200) as well as tickets to local events!

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lending love, support, and even help with recipe creation. “We were very close as a family,” said Andy, “we had a really special relationship.”

And the idea of family is as prevalent at Papapavlos today as it was at its start. Andy, his wife Jennifer, and their four children are all heavily involved in the restaurant’s day-to-day operations, with age 15 acting as a rite of passage for their children to join the team. According to Jennifer, “Once they become 15 ½, they go on the schedule!”

The familial quality of Papapavlo’s, however, is not exclusive to the Pappas family, as it can be felt by anyone who walks in the door. With 12 years inside Lincoln Center, Andy and Jennifer feel a strong connection to the community, and it is with their patrons in mind

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t was nearly three decades ago that Andy Pappas opened the doors to the first Papapavlo’s restaurant, and he did so with two principles that had been instilled in him since childhood: food and family. “My mom cooked Greek food all the time and when my father came here from Greece, cooking was all he knew,” said Andy. “It’s a big part of our heritage— we always had cooking in our blood.”

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The Gospel Center Rescue Mission helps people get back on their feet and support themselves. The Mission is proud to have New Life Program graduates employed by both Podesto's and Trader Joe's in Lincoln Center. that they have continued to give and to grow.

Their incredible menu, for instance, has grown extensively over the years. What originally started as a small menu of around ten Greek items, has expanded to include over 40 entrees and specials that change daily, encompassing a wide variety of “continental cuisine”, as Andy calls it. “We wanted our menu to be inclusive and diverse, we try to appeal to everyone.”

With options ranging from delicious Greek staples to fresh seafood and prime cuts of steak, there certainly is something for everyone.

Most recently, Andy and Jennifer decided to create a lunch menu, with smaller portions and exclusive dishes, to keep up with the bustle of the daytime lunch rush. And as if the bar at Papapavlo’s wasn’t already a consistent hotspot, they have now added a plethora of craft beers to the shelves, sure to please any palate.

So whether it’s a family outing, a special affair, or a quick bite with friends, be sure to stop into Papapavlo’s the next time you have a yearning for spectacular food, made with heart.

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How long have you been at Play it Again Sports?

I have managed Play It Again Sports for what will be 10 years August.

Where did you grow up?

I grew up in Lodi, CA. What is the one thing you’ve learned the most in your current position?

What I’ve learned most, while working with Play It Again, is that Stockton is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get.

Tell us your number one selling product or sport type.

If you can believe it, it’s Fitness. From large cardio machines such as treadmills, to individual weights and resistance bands — we have it all!

What do you do for fun?

I really enjoy golfing — disc and ball, golf. Snow skiing is a favorite of mine too.

What is your dream vacation?

To snow ski in the Austrian Alps.

Can you name some of the top brands you carry?

Easton, Adidas, Taylormade, Innova, HEAD, Schwinn — to name a few.

Aside from reused product, can you tell us about the new product you have in-store?

We carry new weights, new ellipticals/treadmills, new golf discs, new inflatable paddle boards, new life jackets, and new baseball gloves.

What are your favorite things to do in Stockton?

I enjoy spending most of my free time with my Delta Windjammer Disc Golf Community. I also enjoy going to Stockton StockMarket to visit all the local Merchants.

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Feature

BY KATLYN JOHNSON

id you know the Delta is a place many people spend their summers navigating the open water hoping to drift upon a hidden restaurant only locals claim to know of? Did you know it’s a place where fishermen set out before sunrise, trolling the foggy banks, hoping to catch the largest striped bass known to man?

Did you know it’s also a place where water-skiers are not only alert to nearby boaters, but

also to the 50,000-ton container ships barreling past on the main channel?

The Delta is more than just a body of water, it’s a place where memories are made, paintings mimic and international trade commences. It’s an intertwining web of waterways…. an intertwining web of possibilities.

Alongside memory making and fun, the Delta is an industry of its own creating revenue streams upward of 3 billion dollars between the collective efforts of the agriculture and tourism. Last year alone, our waterways were accountable for bringing in over 90% of the fertilizer used by the agricultural industry in the Central Valley.

The Delta’s productive and robust opportunity was discovered in the 1800’s, when thousands migrated from near and far to Stockton in hopes of striking it rich from the Gold Rush. Many found success in gold, but there were a few who found riches another way, in farming. Little

did these agricultural entrepreneurs realize that their brilliant efforts would lead to creating one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world. These farmers saw the rich, fertile soil and began farming, in hopes of selling fruit, like the Bartlett pear, to the hard working gold miners. Over time, as the gold began to vanish and the fruit continued to grow, the Delta would become home to what is still today one of the most vibrant agriculture economies world-wide.

Cargo ships traversing the deepwater channels and agricultural fields that start just off the shores are important components to the Delta, but tourism and leisure also hold a stake. The Delta is frequently visited by boaters, fishermen, bird watchers and the like. It is regarded as one of the five best bass fishing destinations in America.

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This month’s cover features Krystal Gouveia, personal trainer and spin teacher at Ben Mackie Fitness, Spin & Movement and Michael Brownfield, an aspiring model and actor, currently an employee at both Market Tavern and Prime Table. Krystal is dressed in a Billabong swimsuit from Zuesters ($84.95) and AG denim shorts from FINA ($168). Michael is head to toe in Zuesters in a RVCA tank top ($25), Volcom swim shorts ($57.95) and Rainbow Sandals ($54). Thank you to Headwaters Boathouse, located at Lodi Lake, for allowing us to use their amazing paddleboards for our cover shoot.

The Delta is accountable for collecting over half of the State’s snowmelt, with over 1,100 miles of waterways and over 700,000 acres in the Delta region to collect the run off. The Delta is a vital resource because it pumps out fresh water to be used for 22 million Californians and to millions of acres of Californian agricultural and industrial uses.

to rent, places like Freedom Boat Club might be what you need.

Different types of boats, jet skis and paddle boards are just a few fun outdoor water activities that are available. If you’re looking for a nature-filled weekend getaway, pack your tent or load up the RV and head to the Yogi Bear Jellystone Park. Experience the Delta waters from the view of a 46’ Maxum Yacht on the Island Oasis Delta Cruises or enjoy the peaceful, scenic perspective of the Delta without breaking the bank by booking a tour with the Port of Stockton for free. Whether you’re a thrill-seeking jet-skier, a food lover looking for a waterfront venue, or any other type of outdoor enthusiast, add the Delta to the top of your bucket list this summer!

It is the perfect day trip for families to launch their boat at one of the many marinas or dine at one of the many waterfront restaurants available. Not a boat owner? No problem! The Delta has what you need in order to enjoy a full day or weekend on the water. Whether you’re interested in a new or used boat, or want

Brett Baker holding his 10-pound Black Bass

Scott Merin and his son Myles Merin enjoying sunset fishing on the back of their boat. The Delta is home to a diverse population of wildlife and birds, but it is known for the Largemouth Bass species of fish.

Cruise the many channels on a picturesque sailboat or learn to sail with the Stockton Sailing Club, perfect for all ages and all levels. Pictured, are the junior sailors learning to sail with the Stockton Sail Camp.

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summer blockbusters

Our first ever Summer Blockbuster breakdown is here! We’re giving you our top five favorite movies of the summer — in no particular order — giving you release dates, fun facts and movie details! When the weather starts to warm up, the only thing better than enjoying one of our boutiques or restaurants, is to hide inside at the theater! Mark your calendars for these release dates!

SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY IN THEATERS: MAY 25TH

He’s back. Han Solo and partner in crime, Chewbacca embark on an adventure into a dark criminal underworld. Will they survive?

This film is directed by Ron Howard, formerly the beloved Opie on the Andy Griffith TV Show in the early 1960’s.

FUN FACT: The release date, May 25th is the 41st anniversary of the original Star Wars movie release date in 1977.

LOCATION FILMED: Shot at Pinewood Studios just outside of London

INCREDIBLES 2

IN THEATERS: JUNE 15TH

The Incredibles are back! 14 years later, Mrs. Incredible finds herself a new job, while Mr. Incredible is left home taking care of their three children. Written and Directed again by Brad Bird, this new release will also be available to watch in IMAX 3D!

FUN FACT: The 53 second trailer, released on November 18, 2017,

was viewed over 82 million times — the most ever for an animated film!

MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: FALL OUT

IN THEATERS: JUNE 22ND

Nothing is impossible in 2018, and don’t test Ethan Hunt’s patience.

Tom Cruise spent over 2000 hours becoming a helicopter pilot to deliver you the most authentic content possible. This is the sixth installment of the Mission Impossible film series.

FUN FACT: During the filming, Tom Cruise injured his right leg and the studio halted production for nine weeks to let him heal

LOCATION FILMED: Filmed in Paris, Britain, India, Norway, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates

NOTABLE STARS:

Sophia Bush and Samuel L. Jackson

ANT-MAN AND THE WASP (MARVEL STUDIOS)

JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM

IN THEATERS: JUNE 22ND

Don’t wake the beast. As the fifth installment of the Jurassic Park films, this action-packed thriller delivers Jurassic World in a whole new light. Watch as Owen and Claire do everything in their power to rescue the dinosaurs from a close-to extinction existence. “An “untitled” sequel is set to be released in June of 2021.

IN THEATERS: JULY 6TH

Objects may be smaller than they appear. Armed with the astonishing ability to shrink in scale but increase in strength, con-man Scott Lang must embrace his inner-hero and help his mentor. Another Marvel Studios production by the one and only Stan Lee.

FUN FACT: Original Jurassic Park director, Steven Spielberg, is the Executive Producer

FUN FACT: The lead character (Scott Lang) is one of

LOCATION FILMED: Hawaii and the United Kingdom

LOCATION FILMED: Atlanta, Georgia,

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junior league

The purpose of the Junior League of San Joaquin County is both educational and charitable. Affiliation allows members access to many international resources and trainings with the hope of increasing members’ ability to create a positive impact on their community.

The main community issue the JLSJC focuses on is the health, welfare, and education of children women and families of San Joaquin County. Their original technique for tackling this issue was to raise money for and issue grant. Thus far they have donated over $2.5 million to local non-profits. They have now added volunteer efforts to their arsenal so that they can donate hours along with dollars.

One of the biggest events the JLSJC holds each year is their rummage sale. This years was on March 3, 2018. The proceeds from

The Junior League of San Joaquin County was Shirley Temple founded in 1927 as “Junior Aid”.

In 2008, the chapter became affiliated with the Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI), and thus took the title Junior League of San Joaquin County (JLSJC). The AJLI is a long-standing women’s organization and boasts such notable members as Shirley Temple, Barbara & Laura Bush, Eleanor Roosevelt, Julia Child, and Katharine Hepburn.

Theadora girl, give him the gift that keeps giving this Father’s Day.

this event benefitted children, women, and families of San Joaquin Country. They also hold a prom-like event called Festival for special needs students. Each year around 350 special needs students and their teachers and aides attend. The 2017 Festival was superhero themed to highlight the superhero efforts these students make to overcome their individual obstacles. In addition to this event, they provide equipment, vocational training, and micro-business development for special needs classes.

Their most recent event was a San Francisco Giants ticket raffle on April 23rd here in the Center at Midgley’s Public House!

The JLSJC has always been involved with Lincoln Center. They have participated in our annual Wine Stroll for three years running by providing phenomenal volunteers and donating their own proceeds. Last year they gave to Haven of Peace. At this year’s Wine Stroll, they will be the exclusive beneficiary! Another connection to the Center is their past president, Lynda Winter, of Great Spectacles! Each year one can buy tickets for the JLSJC rummage sale at Great Spectacles.

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something savory

It comes as no surprise that this month should be all about Dads! And they deserve some much-needed attention. Whether you’re looking for the perfect pair of golf socks at Dennis Shea Shoes, a new Vineyard Vines polo at McCaulou’s Department Store or even a gift card to their favorite Lincoln Center restaurant — what Dad really wants is a Steak. A steak at home. We chatted with 4 different and important Dads around the Center, who gave us some fresh cut ideas on how to cook their perfect steak.

NICK DIARENZO | CHEF MARKET TAVERN AND PRIME TABLE BUD & MATT MILLSAPS | OWNER’S BUD’S SEAFOOD GRILLE FAVORITE THING TO DO ON FATHER’S DAY: Both Bud & Matt spend Father’s Day together with their families.

Matt likes to do close to nothing, relaxing and hanging out with his three-and-a-half-year-old son, Troy. Bud likes to BBQ and play with his grandchildren while they run through the yard.

FAVORITE STEAK: Bud’s Beef, of course! Throw it on the BBQ at medium-high heat for the best results. You can purchase raw Bud’s Beef from Bud’s Seafood Grille any time!

FAVORITE THING TO DO ON FATHER’S DAY: Work!

Not really, but being in the restaurant business means most holidays are spent in the kitchen. If he could pick his dream Father’s Day, it would be sitting on the beach in Thailand with his family or watching Nathan, his oldest, play soccer.

FAVORITE STEAK: Ribeye. A Big One. Nick’s favorite way to prep a ribeye is to season it with sea salt and let sit at room temp for 45 minutes to an hour. He suggests to cook steaks on natural fuel, such as wood or charcoal, or use a cast iron skillet, cook for 3-4 minutes on each side then let them rest, add a little more Maldon sea salt (found at Market Tavern or Podesto’s), glaze a little local olive oil and enjoy!

BERNIE MORGENSTERN | OWNER PODESTO’S MARKET AND DELI FAVORITE THING TO DO ON FATHER’S DAY: Be with the family! There’s nothing that makes Bernie happier than spending quality time with his family. He looks forward to the day every year.

FAVORITE STEAK: A Tomahawk Steak. It’s a thick cut, ribeye steak with the bone. The best way to prepare it is to season it with Blue Star Seasoning, roast it in the oven or even throw it on the BBQ!

MICHAEL MIDGLEY’S | OWNER MIDGLEY’S PUBLIC HOUSE FAVORITE THING TO DO ON FATHER’S DAY: Mike says “Absolutely nothing!”

That sounds like a perfect day.

FAVORITE STEAK: A Tomahawk Steak!

Season it with salt & pepper, grill it on each side for 10 minutes and finish it off in the oven at 400 degrees for 20 minutes and voila!

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cherries

BY TARA RUSHING

W

ith fruit stands galore, orchard-laden roads, and even a festival in Linden dedicated to them, it should come as no surprise that San Joaquin loves cherries. So much so, in fact, that San Joaquin County is actually the largest producing county for cherries in the state of California! And that’s no small feat! With over 850 growers and 22 packers throughout the state, California produces a whole lot of cherries.

This year alone, there is an estimated upward of 70 million pounds of cherries being harvested between April and June. And while that’s certainly a high number, it doesn’t quite reach the staggeringly high amount that was harvested last year. In 2017, a whopping 172 million pounds of cherries distributed from California alone!

Given that the industry’s 5-year average is around 6.7 million 18-lb packages a year, 2017 was truly a standout season.

Rich Sambado of Prima Frutta Packaging company likes to call this short, 45-day season “controlled chaos.” The days consist of non-stop turnover to get the cherries from the trees and into the consumer’s hands—both near and far.

While we reap most of the delicious benefits domestically, San Joaquin’s cherries are enjoyed internationally, with export programs that include AsiaPacific, Europe, North America, and Latin America. On average, about 40% of the California crop is exported around the world, although the distribution number can vary year by year, depending on how big the season was.

And though the process of growing a cherry seems simple enough—a bud turns into a growing fruit, and from there it is picked and shipped to the local market— there is actually so much that factors into the creation of a great cherry.

For starters, weather is everything.

In a grower’s mind, the cherry trees need a decent number of chilling hours throughout winter, and over the last 5-6 years, winters have been more on the warmer side. Tom Gotelli, Plant Manager of O-G Packing tells us that “this winter we didn’t achieve the optimum number of chilling hours, in addition to the deep cold spell in February and rain during the

Tom Gotelli and Guy Cotton of O-G Packing

Tim, Lawrence and Rich Sambado of Prima Frutta Packing

blooms in March. With all that combined, we think that’s what made for a lesser crop.” Gotelli also went on to tell us, however, that cherries are alternate bearing fruit — meaning one year is a very big crop, while the next will be smaller.

At Morada Produce, Scott Brown boasts of their environmental sustainability as a pack house. A green certified business in every line of their operations from environmental, social and financial consolidations — a great example is all of the water used in the packing shed is reused to water the walnut acres. For cherries, being the delicate fruit that they are, the handling of a cherry from tree

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to package must be done with extreme care. And for cherries having such a short shelf-life, it’s also important to get the cherries to their destination, not only safely, but quickly.

Because of this, the packing process has grown immensely with technology over the last few years.

When a cherry comes into Prima Frutta, O-G Packing or Morada Produce for packaging, they are immediately testing for 5 attributes: the size of the cherry, the firmness, the bricks (sweetness), the temperature (whether it’s sat out in the field too long), and the stem thickness— which can determine the freshness of the cherry and, in turn, determine the shelf life for the consumer. When the cherries arrive from the growers they are assigned with a lot number.

From there, cherries are put

NUTRITIONAL VALUE:

MOST COMMON TYPES OF CHERRIES: BING: A large, dark red cherry that has a firm and juicy inside. through the cluster cutter which makes sure the stems are individualized to get ready for the optic sizer. The optic sizer is a new machine developed in 2013, taking up to 33 photos a minute of one cherry. The goal of the optic sizer is to detect the softness of the cherry at an earlier state, allowing for less labor along the process.

Once the cherries have been photographed, they undergo a hydro cooling process which chills the cherries at 33 degrees before they’re placed

in the packing boxes and prepared to ship domestic and international.

And that my friends, is how a cherry gets from the orchard to your table!

BROOKS: This variety was developed by the University of California and can tolerate hot climates.

CHELAN: With medium to dark inside, this cherry is best picked when tart.

CORAL: Similar to the Bing, Coral’s have a glossy dark flesh and full of sweet flavor

• One cup of cherries is less than 90 calories • 3 grams of fiber — aiding in digestion and lowering cholesterol • Cherries include 16% of the daily value of Vitamin C • Cherries are one of the top antioxidant-rich foods

RAINIER: A lighter of its kind, this cherry is a yellow/ red blush on the outside and filled with a yellow inside.

TULARE: A dark red, softer variety with great flavor.

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