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elcome back from what I hope has been a fun-filled summer. With record high heat indexes here in the Central Valley, I have had a fantastic summer trying to stay cool by exploring the many wonders of living in such close proximity to the Sierras, the beach, Tahoe and San Francisco.

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Our final summer event — the Classic Car Show — is fast approaching on Friday, August 18. This year more than 220 classic automobiles will be on display. The Classic Car Show benefits the Lincoln Center Scholarship Fund, which awards monetary support to San Joaquin County High School seniors with a 3.0 or higher. For more details on deadlines and the application process visit LincolnCenterShops.com/scholarship-program.

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A big thank you to Dan Cavagnaro, owner of Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair, for providing us with a stunning photo of his classic 1938 Ford Fordor Deluxe for the cover shot this month. See page 16 for more details on our cover model, and it's history.

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Our featured merchant this month is Debbie Bond and her business, American Hearing Aids. Debbie was named "Small Business Person of the Year" by the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce and has been a loyal Lincoln Center tenant for 15 years. She has been very instrumental in our Classic Car Show and bringing in the annual Flag Day event. Thank you, Debbie, for all you do in our community.

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CREATIVE DIRECTOR Conrad Borba CREATIVE STAFF Cesar Larios Gloria Waters CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Christiana Ferrari Cort Carlson Jennifer Tudor Katie Kishi CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Jon and Jess Photography Sonia Avila Photography Steffi R. Photography Ulmer Photo Deadline to submit newsworthy information from non-profit and charitable organizations is the 1st of each month for the following month’s issue. Submitting information does not guarantee it will be featured in print. Submit information online at LincolnCenterShops.com. The Lincoln Center Chronicle is published monthly by Lincoln Properties, Ltd. and is distributed free of charge to more than 65,000 homes in Stockton, Linden, Lockeford, Lodi and Woodbridge.

It is always nice to be recognized for a job well done. Our merchants strive hard to deliver the best product and service to their customers every single day — big congratulations to those who were chosen as winners in the annual,"Best of San Joaquin" by San Joaquin Magazine. Please see the full list on page 7 . In other exciting news, Ben Mackie Spin and Movement will be opening in our Atrium area in mid-August. Located across from Bud’s Seafood Grille, the new studio will be offering Spin, Barre and Yoga classes in this new state-of-the-art studio. This month’s "Know Your Neighbor" features Maria Frederico of Nspire Nutrition. If you haven't tried one of their tasty and nutritional smoothies — they're a must. And they are served up in just about any flavor you can dream. If you are feeling more like getting in touch with nature and exploring some great day hikes, we've found the best around, all within a short drive from the Big L. Check out our story on page 14. We sought the recommendations from some of our adventurous patrons on their favorites, and you'll find something for every level. Summer exploring in the Central Valley can take you well into the fall months — so whether you want to simply meander around the Center, take in one of our special events this August, or take off on a day hike — I hope you enjoy this issue of the Chronicle. See you at the Center!

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MERCHANT NEWS 2017 BEST OF SAN JOAQUIN

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SQUEEZE OUT HUNGER Squeeze Burger held their 2nd Annual Squeeze Out Hunger event on Saturday, June 10. 15% of the proceeds from the day were donated to the Emergency Food Bank of San Joaquin to help with their mission of building a stronger community by providing a safety net of healthy food, nutrition education and hope to residents of San Joaquin County who find themselves in need. The event raised $516 and awareness for the Emergency Food Bank and their services.

CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER! This spring, Lisa Harrington of State Farm Insurance and her husband Tim welcomed baby Caileigh Marie Harrington into the world! Their little bundle of joy was born on April 30, weighing 8 lbs. 11 oz. and was 20 inches long. Older brothers Brendan (7) and Tristan (3) are already so in love with their baby sister.

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NEW TO SALON MICHELLE Please join us in welcoming the newest stylists to Salon Michelle – Angie Archineque, Donna Johnson and Rebecca Armstrong. Together they bring many years of experience and passion to the salon. Angie specializes in hair cutting, vivid coloring, blowouts and makeup artistry. As an instructor of cosmetology Angie Archineque, Donna Johnson and barbering theory, Angie and Rebecca Armstrong is always on the lookout for the latest trends! Donna is a wonderful addition to the salon. With over 25 years of experience in the industry, she offers a full range of hair coloring services! Rebecca brings twenty years of experience as a hairstylist. She offers a realm of color services and specializes in formal styling. L I N C O L N C E N T E R C H R O N I C L E | AU G U S T 2 0 1 7

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Congratulations to the following Lincoln Center merchants who won: American Hearing Aids Artesian Natural Foods Ben Mackie Fitness Best Wishes Bud’s Seafood Grille C.R. Porter Home Collection Carats Central Valley Dermatology Dennis Shea Shoes F&M Bank FINA Gary J. Long Jewelers Great Spectacles Kym with a Y Organic Spa Market Tavern Meyers Fashion Optical Midgley’s Public House Nothing Bundt Cakes Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar Planet Beach Automated Spa Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery POMP Salon Prime Table Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts Squeeze Burger Theadora Venetian Pet Hospital Zuesters

WINE NIGHTS Visit Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar on the following dates, 6:00 – 9:00 pm, for wine tasting and specials by the glass and bottle. August 7: J Vineyards August 14: Louis M. Martini Winery August 21: Flora Springs August 28: BV Vineyards

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Maintaining 2 a

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Ben Mackie By: Christiana Ferrari

ecently we caught up with Lincoln Center’s very own health and fitness guru, Ben Mackie, owner of Ben Mackie Fitness and the new Ben Mackie Spin and Movement. He has plenty of simple tips for staying healthy and hydrated in this hot Stockton heat. Not to mention all the necessary food, supplements and accessories needed can be found in the Center at Artesian Natural Foods, Podesto’s Market, McCaulou’s, Fleet Feet, Trader Joe's and more! Who knew eating healthy could be this fun and simple?

“There is no doubt about it, fat filled foods are satisfying, but the notion that fat makes you literally fat is outdated.” Healthy fats can be found in avocados, nuts, seeds, extra virgin olive oil and pesto. Eating more foods rich in healthy fats also help you absorb a host of vitamins, fill you up and of course taste good too!

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“Contrary to popular belief – not all carbs are bad. You don't need to nix carbs altogether.” Try opting for small portions of fiber packed grains such as oats, quinoa or starchy veggies like skin on potatoes, squash and fresh fruit. Podesto’s Market is your one stop shop for the freshest, local produce and grains, that will keep you feeling full longer and your energy high!

“Failing to drink enough water is a major problem, especially during our hot valley summers. You need to constantly consume fluids to replace the ones you lose through sweating.” As a matter of fact, it is very important to drink plenty of water well before you even get to the stage of feeling thirsty. McCaulou’s offers the popular Hydro Flasks which are the perfect solution to keep your water cool as you run around town. Fleet Feet also has a variety of electrolyte replenishment options to keep you hydrated as well!

Choose Lean Protein

“As always, your diet plays a key role in your health and wellness, and a few added ingredients will keep you feeling your best.” Choosing lean protein is vital in maintaining a balanced diet. Not only do proteins like eggs, seafood, chicken, poultry and Greek yogurt speed up your metabolism, but they ward off hunger better than carbs and fats. Stop by Podesto’s Market to find the freshest selection of lean proteins!

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“Supplements and vitamins are a great way to fill in the gaps of a balanced diet.” Studies have shown the health benefits and effectiveness of supplementing missing nutrients. Protein shakes are a great way to not only fight hunger, but can also be a source of vitamins you may not have been able to get through your food. Nspire Nutrition offers a variety of protein filled shakes, sure to cool you down! The staff at Artesian Natural Foods is extremely knowledgeable about any additional vitamins you many need to add to your diet. n

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Lunch Box Shopping and Tips on What to Fill Them With! With summer well underway, it is time to start thinking about back to school shopping for your children. Lincoln Center is your place to shop for school uniforms and of course new lunch boxes and backpacks. Zuesters, Sassy Pants, and McCaulou’s have the cutest lunch boxes and water bottles that your kids will love and have just as much fun picking out. Come and get them before they are all gone! Parents, you can't forget that packing your children's new lunch boxes with healthy

food is the most important part! Just like parents, children should stick to similar principles when it comes to a balanced diet. Ben Mackie suggests, “Moms, try to stay away from sugary snacks that are convenient and attractive to kids, and try substitutes like healthier dairy products instead. Water is just as important for children too. As they run around on the playground they need to replace what is lost, try to avoid packing sugary drink packs.”

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A Driving Force in the Community By: Katie Kishi

ebbie Bond had no intention of running a hearing aid business until 23 years ago, when an employee in the industry suggested she check it out. Now she is the owner of American Hearing Aids, but most importantly, a positive force in the community. Bond has been helping patients through her business for 15 years, and was recently named Small Business Person of the Year by The Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce. “It’s humbling. I firmly believe that being successful is easy as long as you know who to ask and you surround yourself with the right people,” said Bond. “It felt good to represent small businesses in Stockton and Lincoln Center.”

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Many of Bond’s patients and family members are veterans. This past June, she honored them with her Flag Day event, where she collected unserviceable flags from the community and gave them to the American Legion Karl Ross Post to dispose of properly. Nearly 130 flags were collected, and Bond donated $1,000 to the Karl Ross Post. Several other businesses matched the donation, allowing the Post to continue the work they do for veterans.

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crew of 20+ people who help park all the classic cars. Each entry fee costs $25 and funds the Lincoln Center Scholarship Program, which Bond is very proud of. Her passion for the community fuels her service to both her business and the people of Stockton. Giving to veterans and kids through these two events are among the many things Bond does to serve the community. She said, "We can either complain about the world or we can ask, ‘What can I do?’. Not everybody can do everything, but I think everybody can do one thing." n

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his month we caught up with Maria Federico, health enthusiast and owner of Nspire Nutrition. Maria shared some of her favorite things to do and a few of her inspirations. What is one thing you are most proud of? I am most proud of my three children: my son Devin, 32, is a set designer living in New York, my daugher Danielle, 30, is living in Santa Barbara and going to nursing school and my daughter Tayl'r, 24, is a FitCoach here at Nspire. I also have three stepsons, David, Ryan and Eric, two daughters-in-law, Isis and Anna, and four grandchildren, Madison, Natalie, Kayden and Keira. I love that my business gives me the freedom to be able to spend time with all of them. What do you like to do on your days off? On my days off I like to hang out with my husband Ernie and our friends. We love going out to eat, to the movies and going out for a drive. Describe yourself using three words. Fun, adventurous, and driven. Do you have any pets? I have a Jack Russel Terrier named Taco. How long have you lived in San Joaquin County? I have been here for about 45 years! What’s on your bucket list? I would love to travel to every baseball stadium to watch the Oakland A’s play! It would be so fun to follow the team around the United States. What do you like most about working alongside your daughter, Tayl’r, every day? She “Nspires” me to push and grow our business. We build each other up to achieve our goals. She's my mini me!

Tell us about one of your favorite customer transformations. One customer started taking the shakes, had more energy, felt great, continued exercising and lost 34 pounds. She built muscle and shed body fat, she looks and feels amazing. We’ve heard about your free Fit Camps that you do for the community. Tell us about it. Our team encourages the community to come out and have fun with fitness in the park every Wednesday at 5:30 pm at Swenson Park across from Lincoln High School. It's a fun way to meet new people with your same goals and encourage a healthy new you. What made you want to open Nspire? I was invited to a Club in Lodi, "BRIX," where I saw the transformation of so many people's lives. I loved the happy, healthy environment and when I found out I could make money doing this I said, “Sign me up!” What’s your favorite shake on the menu? There is a shake for everyone but I would have to say my favorite is on the secret menu – rainbow sherbet! I really like the Snickers and Orange Julius shakes as well! What would you tell or recommend to a firsttimer at Nspire? Just try it! Our cellular nutrition feeds your body like no other. If you're looking to surround yourself with happy, healthy people try our 3-day trial. What makes your post workout shakes different from your regular shakes? Our 24Line is NSF certified which is the highest standard in our industry, endorsed by Nobel Laureate, Dr. Louis J. Ignarro. Our tri-blend has 24 grams of protein whey and casein. It's a comprehensive performance nutrition line empowering athletes 24 hours a day. It has surpassed industry standards of pre, during and post workout nutrition. And it tastes amazing to boot! n

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Everything You Need to Know Mount Tamalpais State Park

Approx. travel time from the Big L: 2 hours 12 minutes Located just north of the Golden Gate Bridge in Mill Valley. Offers breathtaking panoramic views from its 2,571 peak. 60 miles of scenic trails that weave through a variety of terrains including forests, woodlands and grasslands. There is no entrance fee but some trailheads have parking fees. Moderate Hard

Level: Moderate to Hard Beginner Tip: Verna Dunshee Trail and Plank Trail at the East Peak is an easy 1.3 mile loop. Dog Friendly: No

tockton is a gateway to dozens of amazing day hikes and adventures – suitable for every skill level. Whether you are an avid outdoors person, an occasional hiker or have never done more than a stroll around your neighborhood, there are many opportunities to get outside and soak up some amazing scenery! A few years ago, if you had suggested to Cindy Clarke that she would be getting up in the early morning hours of New Year’s Day to go hiking, she would have laughed. “Our first hike, ever, was New Year’s morning 2015. We had decided to do a Sunrise hike with friends. We left at 3 am, drove to Mount Tam [Mt. Tamalpais in Mill Valley], and set off — in the dark — with flashlights, layers of clothing, snacks and water,” says Clarke. “Kind of crazy, but it was amazing. We made it up the mountain just in time to see the sunrise.” She and husband, Glenn, were hooked. Over the last two years, the Clarkes have taken over 20 hikes — often with friends; sometimes

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just the two of them — and most are an easy drive from their Lodi home. Many locals share their passion. “We are so fortunate to live in an area that offers great hiking opportunities no matter which direction you head,” says Stockton resident Ben Blackmun. His “go to” hike is Mount Diablo. “We get up early, pack supplies and are there in about an hour,” Blackmun says. His passion for hiking began a little more than a year ago when he and his wife, Denise, decided to start exploring the multitude of day-trip offerings around their hometown. The Blackmun's loosely plan a hiking destination every other Sunday, and often with other friends. Four years ago, Robin Mesa began hitting the trails soon after some friends shared hiking stories with her. Mesa loves the social aspect of hiking, and finds it to be good exercise, relaxing, and outstandingly beautiful. Her favorite hike is largely dependent on the time of year. “In the cooler months, one of my favorites is Mission Peak — located at the backside of Ohlone College in Fremont; it is an easy drive, and dog friendly. But in the summer, I love the coastal trails. I recently hiked south of Carmel along the coast and it was gorgeous.”

Mission Peak Regional Park | Fremont Approx. travel time from the Big L: 1 hour 15 minutes The 6-mile full ascent can take an average 2-5 hours. When you reach the peak make sure and celebrate with a photo — where the “Mission Seeker” pole anchors the top.

Approx. travel time from the Big L: 1 hour 45 minutes This range is visible on a clear day from Stockton, and offers many options for the novice to experienced hiker. On a clear day, from the top of the summit, you will have unparalleled views of Northern California. Easy

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Tahoe National Forest | Olympic Valley Approx. travel time from the Big L: 50 minutes This 3.2 mile lollipop trail is located on the North Shore of Lake Comanche and is complete with grazing cows, poppies and wildflowers. Easy

Level: Easy Beginners Tip: It is an open trail so dress lightly, and go early or late in the day when it is not hot. Dog Friendly: No

Like Mesa, Clarke loves the closeness to nature and her hiking buddies. “When we are hiking, we are usually conversing — but we always take the time to turn and appreciate where we have just been. And I absolutely love the fact that in a single day and a short drive, I can be hiking, enjoying beautiful scenery, then back home and out to dinner,” laughs Clarke. Almost every hiking destination we have featured has numerous trailheads and paths — some dependent on your level — others on view or terrain preference. “For instance,” Clarke explains, “My favorite (hike) is at Mt. Tam — it is a different one than our Sunrise Hike — it is a combination of 7 miles of trails. We start at the Matt Davis trailhead — cross over to Steep Ravine, and then Stinson Beach. It is unbelievably beautiful — redwoods, grasslands, coastal views, meadows, creeks, a waterfall and even a 10’ ladder to climb.” Whatever your preference of landscape, terrain or difficulty — a hiking adventure awaits in just a short drive away — no matter which direction you decide to take. n

Approx. travel time from the Big L: 2.5 hours You can ride the aerial tram to High Camp and choose any number of trails, or start at the base of Olympic Valley. Shirley Lake is a popular 4.1 mile out and back trail featuring waterfalls and a lake — it is rated as difficult. Or choose an easier path and meander through a wildflower meadow, visit the historic Watson Monument, and take in unparalleled views. Easy

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Level: Easy to Hard Beginners Tip: It is always a good idea to confirm a hiking destination is open. Increment weather can affect conditions and closures. Dog Friendly: Yes

HIKING CHECK LIST Water: up to one liter per 6 miles Sun protection: sunscreen, sunglasses & hat — made in the shade

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Map: to stay on track Bug Repellent: no one likes a bugga-boo Flashlight: are you afraid of the dark? Snacks: always bring extra First Aid Kit: better safe than sorry Knife: for any twisted situations

Approx. travel time from the Big L: 1 hour Starting out downhill, this unique 2-mile roundtrip hike will take you through limestone caverns carved out by Coyote Creek. Bring shoes that can get wet, and consider bringing some sort of flotation device to float through the tunnel! Easy

Level: Easy Beginner Tip: Bring a picnic lunch and get there early — it gets crowded in the summer. Dog Friendly: Yes

Boots: appropriate footwear is crucial — trust us You can also download multiple apps like All Trails, visit websites and buy informational books that will help you be well prepared for your hike. Most hiking locations will have a Ranger station with maps, directions, a full list of trails and more. Happy trails!

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an Cavagnaro, owner of Cavagnaro Shoe Repair, continues the Cavagnaro legacy of being involved with the upcoming Lincoln Center Classic Car show. He is revving up to showcase not only his own fleet of classic cars, but encourages his many carbuff friends to participate as well! On the cover is Dan's 1938 Ford Fordor Deluxe. It boasts a Chevy Corvette 35 TPI and has a cherry paint job that turns heads wherever he goes. "My dad got this car when I was in high school", states Dan. "Together we rebuilt it three times. The first time because it needed it, the second because dad was bored with it and he needed a new project, and the third – well, that was because my mom wrecked it and we had to rebuild it."

Dan has four other classic cars and drives them regularly. They are on a weekly rotation – a different one parked outside the store every day. His favorite car is the 1930 all original Model A. He loves driving it around town – maxing out at 45 miles per hour. But when he needs to leave town he takes his ‘38 Ford. It is the most fun car to drive and has air conditioning, so it's much more pleasant! Now current president of the Franklin Syndicate, the oldest active car club in California, Dan has followed in the footsteps of his late

father, John Cavagnaro, who served as president multiple times throughout his life. Dan is passionate about the Lincoln Center Classic Car Show as his dad was involved from the very beginning. The legacy continues as Dan now invites his friends and customers to hang out at the shoe repair business during the Car Show. Dan's dad was the original owner of Cavagnaro's Shoe Repair – being bought out by his uncle, Leonard in the 1990's. Now Cavagnaro's Shoe Repair has gone full circle with Dan at the helm as owner. n

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or someone who spent most of his free time in high school as “computer lab manager,” few may have guessed Cesar Larios would one day become the Vice President of Port Stockton Motorcycle Club, one of the oldest clubs of its kind in Stockton. Cesar, web designer at SASS! Public Relations, located here in Lincoln Center, said his fascination with all things two-wheeled began during his childhood when he spent hours riding (and sometimes falling off) his BMX trick bike, jumping over tractor wheels and dreaming of a motorized future beyond his Los Angeles roots. As life took him northward to Stockton, Cesar’s chromestudded, rumbling visions of grandeur took a “sidecar backseat” while he continued to grow in his professional career as a graphic designer.

High on his bucket list has always been to buy a motorcycle – an all-black Suzuki S40, and he did just that a little over year ago. Shortly after, Cesar joined the Port Stockton Motorcycle Club upon a neighbor’s suggestion and one year later he still enjoys the social benefits and philanthropic aims of the Club he helps run. With eighteen active members, the club was established in 1937 and was one of the first of its kind to allow women to join with full membership and when the men were away at war the women kept the membership active. This earned the club national recognition from the American Motorcycle Association. Cesar says the club is family-oriented and open to all. As Vice President, Cesar helps organize “runs” where members get together and ride through the foothills and historic highways of California, stopping at “hole in the wall” eateries along the way. His favorite run so far, called “Trucking for Hospice,” snaked through Gold Country and benefitted the end-of-life care facility here in town. The club has also raised funds for Habitat for Humanity and many others. The club’s 80th Anniversary Run to Lake Tahoe will take place this August 26 and 27 and will benefit the Lincoln Highway Association which helps maintain the historic road built before Route 66 which once spanned the nation. The father of a six-year-old daughter, Cesar said he is sure to be careful on the road and is intent on bringing awareness to road safety when it comes to riding. “My daughter and I like to play a game of counting motorcycles while we drive in the car,” Cesar said. “That way she has fun seeing how I ride on the weekends and it helps her be aware of road safety, all at once.” Cesar’s dream bike is an Indian Scout. He loves the vintage “Café Racers” as well as the all-time American classic “Bobber” styles of bikes. One day he would like to participate in the international “Distinguished Gentleman’s Run” trading the leather vest for a fancy tweed suit alongside hundreds of other riders hoping to recapture the cool man’s look of the 1930s. In the meantime, Cesar is happy with his S40 and has plans to fit the handlebars with grips modeled after the bicycle from his childhood days where it all began. Ride on! n

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