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his is a very exciting time in our community, and especially Lincoln Center. Stockton and San Joaquin County are realizing many positive changes: the economy is taking an upswing, local businesses are investing again, and from a retail standpoint, we are seeing more and more shoppers and diners in Lincoln Center every day.
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Not only are we welcoming new and exciting businesses to Lincoln Center - our loyal and longstanding merchants are part of the revitalization as well! We currently have ninety-four local and regional businesses at Lincoln Center. The owners and managers of these establishments are hardworking, dedicated, loyal, and most importantly, committed to serving you.
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MANAGING EDITOR Stephanie Forbus CREATIVE DIRECTOR Layne Imada STAFF César Larios Alejandra Sanchez Contributing Writers Elizabeth Esau Caitlin Hamer Kristen Schlader Contributing Photographers Elizabeth Esau Helen Ripken Red Carpet Studios 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. 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 60,000 homes in Stockton, Linden, Lockeford, Lodi and Woodbridge. Lincoln Properties, Ltd. does not assume responsibility for the authenticity or accuracy of news materials furnished for publication. ©Lincoln Center Chronicle 2015
Excitement is building for the arrival of McCaulou’s, a department store that promises to broaden your shopping experience. We know McCaulou’s is going to be a great fit for Lincoln Center. Late Fall 2015 is the target for their opening - just in time for the holidays! Don’t miss entering their $1,000 shopping spree contest (details on page 24). Podesto’s Market is taking on a remodeling project that will be as fresh as their produce, meat and your favorite deli sandwich. Look for many wonderful changes over the next few months. Follow the progress on Podesto’s Facebook page. Pacific Compounding Pharmacy, Lacquer, Payters Grill, Flair Boutique, Merle Norman and Code 3 have recently completed extensive remodeling projects. Keep an eye on Great Spectacles ... their temporary “pop-up shop” (next to DeVons Jewelers) will be home-base for them until the remodel is complete. New in Lincoln Center South you will find Cell Phone Repair (CPR). Our beautiful Brickwalk is a popular resting spot for shoppers, and Midgley’s Public House has added misters to their patio to cool down the hot valley days. We have recently launched our newly redesigned Lincoln Center website (LincolnCenterShops.com) that will provide you with valuable information on store locations, Lincoln Center events, and blogs about our merchants, fashion, and dining. You can read the most current version of the Chronicle (and past issues) on the website as well. And if you haven’t already, like us on Facebook! The holidays will be here before we know it! We have many family activities and shopping experiences planned to add to your holiday traditions. Stay tuned.
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MerchantNEWS Fashion Fun
CELEBRATE WITH NOTHING BUNDT CAKES
Draper’s and Damon’s will host the following in-store events:
Nothing Bundt Cakes is celebrating their one-year anniversary this month and they want you to help them celebrate! Stop in for cake sampling and birthday fun, September 11 – 17.
September 1-7: Labor Day Sale Buy One Sale Item, Get One Sale Item FREE! September 10: In Store Fashion Show & Light Luncheon Limited seating, please call for reservation – (209) 952-9597
10% of sales during their birthday week will be donated to the Child Abuse Prevention Council of San Joaquin.
September 21-27: Fall Sale Save an extra 35% on all markdown items plus special savings throughout the store.
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WINE TASTING AT PAPAPAVLO’S
Zuesters is now carrying Live 209 apparel that directly benefits our local community. For every t-shirt purchased, one is donated. 100% of the profits go directly back into our community. Men’s and women’s t-shirts are available.
Visit Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar on the following dates, 6:00 – 9:00 pm, for wine tasting and specials by the glass and bottle: September 7: Duckhorn September 14: Byron September 21: Rodney Strong September 28: Victor Vineyards
Live 209 apparel now at Zuesters
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MerchantNEWS POP UP SALE AT GREAT SPECTACLES
CHEF MIDGLEY FEATURED IN INTERNATIONAL CATALOG Chef Midgley in Chef Works coat
Our very own Celebrity Chef Michael Midgley, owner of Midgley’s Public House, has been chosen by Chef Works as the featured chef in the September issue of the popular apparel catalog. Chef Works is an internationally recognized catalog known to chefs specializing in all aspects of culinary arts. To view Chef Midgley in the September catalog, visit chefworks.com.
Great Spectacles is offering big sales at their temporary pop up shop located at 222 Lincoln Center, between Planet Beach and DeVons Jewelers, while their permanent location gets a facelift. Stop by the entire month of September and receive 20% off anything white and 50% off all in stock, over-the-counter reading glasses! To make room for the new look much of the décor, displays, and furniture at their pop up location is also on sale.
Best Wishes Christmas Village Michael Sweet from Department 56 is back to set up the Snow Village at Best Wishes for the holiday season. Stop by Best Wishes to get everything you need to start a village of your own or add to an existing collection! In keeping with tradition, the Lincoln Center Snow Village will be back again this year. Stay tuned for more details.
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Lasting Legacy
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hen asked why Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair has had such longevity, owner Dan Cavagnaro had a simple answer: “My grandpa taught my dad and uncle to do good, honest work.” Considering that Cavagnaro’s is celebrating its 80th anniversary on September 1, it’s clear that the superior workmanship these men inherited is key to their success. It was 1935 when Tony Cavagnaro opened his first shoe repair shop in Stockton, but the family’s history of working in that particular trade didn’t just start there. Tony’s father had learned shoe repair in Italy, and once Tony picked it up, he passed it and his business on to his sons, John and Leonard, both of whom began working in their father’s shop at the age of ten. John took over the business in 1961, and when he retired in 1995, Leonard took up the reins. At one point there were three shops in operation, but now their only location is in Lincoln Center. Dan is now the latest of the Cavagnaro’s to run the business. He’s got quite the future planned for it, too. “I want this place to make it to one hundred years,” said Dan. “I’m forty-five, so I’ve got it in me.” Cavagnaro’s Owner Dan Cavagnaro
While Dan did start working in the shop when he was young, he wasn’t entirely sure if he would take over the family business. He had inherited another passion from his family, and that was a love for classic cars. He learned how to build hot rods and was becoming skilled at car painting and upholstery. But when his father got sick, he knew that taking over the shop was what he was supposed to do. However, in spite of being “married to the job,” he still finds time for his cars, including a 1930 Ford Model A that he likes to drive at least once a week. He also tends to park classic cars outside the shop, as his father had advised, so that customers would associate the cars with the business. Dan laments that shoe repair is a lost art, something that has become prevalent now that we live in what he calls a “throw away society.” But there is still a need for shoe repair, be they heels or work boots, or even Uggs that need washing. Other services offered are orthopedic build ups and repairs on just about anything leather, including luggage and baseball mitts. The shop also features a shoe shine stand, a feature that Dan is very proud of. There is also a full line of merchandise in the shop, including jewelry, hats, sunglasses and purses.
Original Owner, Tony Cavagnaro, September 1, 1935
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A huge part of keeping any business going is customer loyalty, and Dan is very thankful for those who have returned to the shop over the years, especially those who come in from places like Lodi, Lockeford and Rio Vista. “These people watched me grow up here,” he said. “Some of them knew my grandfather. They want to see my family do well, so they keep coming back.” It’s still very much a family business. Dan’s mother will be returning to the shop to help out from time to time, and Dan also hopes his uncle Leonard will be back to assist behind the scenes. To add to the friendly atmosphere, Dan will often bring in his dogs, Fred, Ginger and Elvis. For a business so rich in history, it’s reassuring to know that it continues to be in good hands, and will be for quite some time. “We’re not going n anywhere,” Dan promised.
Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair 411 Lincoln Center (209) 477-1578 Tuesday – Friday: 7:00 am – 5:30 pm Saturday: 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
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29th Annual International Open Exhibition
The Hutchins Street Square Foundation presents Field & Fair Day on September 7, 6:00 am – 2:00 pm. A $5.00 entry fee includes all games and activities throughout the day. Kids ages two and under are admitted free of charge.
The last chance to visit The Pastel Society of the West Coast’s 29th Annual International Open Exhibition is September 13 at The Haggin Museum. The show features about 100 paintings that were selected by the Jury of Selection, including three nationally prominent artists. Contact Meredith Lange at (209) 940-6312 or mlange@hagginmuseum.org for more information.
The First Tee of San Joaquin Fall Tour The First Tee of San Joaquin begins its Fall Tour for children ages 5 through 17 on September 10 and 12. Students will learn sportsmanship, respect and other core values while learning the fundamentals of golf. Sessions are held weekly for nine weeks. Equipment is provided. The cost is $60 and includes a logo golf cap. For more information call (209) 915-8300 or visit thefirstteesanjoaquin.org.
Presentation School Fall Fest 2015 Presentation School is holding their annual Fall Fest September 18-20. Entertainment includes live music from local bands, rides and games for kids, and international food and drinks. For more information, call (209) 472-2140 or email fallfest@presentationschool.org.
Americana Music at the Lake
Family Day at the Park
Lodi Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services presents the live show, Americana Music, at Lodi Lake on September 12. Gates open at 11:00 am and the show begins at noon. Call the Hutchins Street Square Box Office at (209) 333-5550 or visit loditickets.com for more information.
The Record’s Literacy and Book Fair, Family Day at the Park, will be held September 19, 9:30 am - 2:30 pm at University Park in Stockton. The event is free to the public. The Record’s signature event, Family Day at the Park, provides a full day of fun and educational activities for the entire family. For more information call (209) 957-7277.
Stockton Symphony Preview Join Stockton Symphony music director Peter Jaffe on September 13 at The Haggin Museum as he introduces the Stockton Symphony’s 20152016 season. An annual Museum event since 1995, the preview will explore the origins of orchestral masterpieces with musical sketches and insights into this season’s selections. Contact Meredith Lange at (209) 940-6312 or mlange@hagginmuseum.org for more information.
The Armchair Traveler Series San Joaquin Delta College presents Jose Hernandez, former astronaut, as part of the Armchair Traveler Series on September 22, 3:00 – 4:00 pm in the West Forum. Mr. Hernandez will narrate the video he filmed while on the Discovery shuttle in 2009 and at the international space station. All are welcome to attend the presentation free of charge.
Living with Lung Cancer, Unaware? By Gaurav Singh, MD If you are, or were a heavy smoker, you could be living with lung cancer, unaware. Lung cancer usually does not present any symptoms till it is somewhat advanced, and when caught at these late stages, it is often difficult to treat successfully. Although lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related death for both men and women, early stage lung cancer is not only treatable, but often curable. That’s why it is vitally important for those at risk to be screened. Don’t wait for symptoms to appear before getting screened. The best way to beat lung cancer is by finding it early, before it has a chance to spread.
Dr. Gaurav Singh is a board certified radiation oncologist with Dignity Health Medical Group Stockton and the Medical Director of St. Joseph’s Cancer Institute.
If you are an active or former smoker and you’re age 55-74 years old, or over 50 with a family history of lung cancer, talk to your primary care doctor about getting screened for lung cancer. Now that lung cancer screening is covered by Medicare Part B and all major insurances, it’s easier than ever for those qualified to get screened. To learn more about lung cancer screening services available through St. Joseph’s Cancer Institute, call 209.939.4526 or visit StJosephsCares.org/Cancer.
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The YMCA of San Joaquin County would like you to join them for their 160th Celebration on September 26. The celebration will take place at Morada Estates. For more information contact Julia Verduzco at (209) 292-8471 or jverduzco@ymcasjc.org.
Save the date! The St. Mary’s High School Class of 1985 reunion will be October 10 at St. Mary’s High School. The social hour begins at 6:00 pm and dinner at 7:00 pm. For more information contact your class representatives, Cindy Basso or Annette Vignolo Knowles or Stefani in the SMHS Development Office at (209) 957-3340, ext 195.
Hats, Heels, and Harvest Luncheon Help raise funds for the Hospice of San Joaquin Hospice House by attending the Lodi Chapter of Butterfly Auxiliary’s Hats, Heels, and Harvest Luncheon September 26, 12:00 pm at Vinewood Community Church, Lodi. The event includes lunch, fashion show, raffle and an art show and sale. Be sure to wear your hats and heels! For more information call Jennifer Starbuck at (209) 957-3888.
6th Annual Olive Oil Festival The 6th Annual St. Mary’s Olive Oil Festival, celebrating agriculture in the San Joaquin Valley, is September 27, 12:00 – 5:00 pm at St. Mary’s High School. Stroll through the Farmers Market and Kids Zone, experience local vendors and enjoy delicious food and wine tasting. Relax and watch live entertainment, or expend some energy in the Fun Run! For more information call (209) 957-3340, ext 195 or visit smhsoliveoilfestival.com.
5th Annual Active Aging Week The Wellness Connection at O’Connor Woods is celebrating its 5th Annual Active Aging Week September 28 – October 2 to promote the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. Expand your knowledge of health education and attend group walks, intergenerational activities, group exercise classes, and health fairs. All activities are free to adults 50 years and older. For information call (209) 956-3470.
16th Annual Lobster Dinner The Community Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired will host its 16th Annual Lobster Dinner October 2 at Waterloo Gun and Bocce. Tickets are $80 each and include fresh lobster flown in from Maine, wine and other delicious sides. Enjoy a no-host bar at 6:00 pm, dinner at 7:00 pm and dancing from 9:00 – 11:00 pm. Fore more information or to purchase tickets visit communitycenterfortheblind. org/lobsterdinner or call Jennifer at (209) 466-3836, ext 202.
Edison Senior High School 40-Year Reunion Edison Senior High School’s Class of 1975 is celebrating its 40-year reunion October 17, 6:30 pm on the rooftop of French 25. Purchase tickets by October 3. For more information contact Mary AyupanMinor at (209) 474-2366 or msminor@sbcglobal.net.
St. Mary’s Class of 1975 Reunion Save the date! The St. Mary’s High School Class of 1975 is celebrating their 40th class reunion on November 7 at Ave on the Mile, 6:00 – 9:00 pm. For more information visit their Facebook page, St. Mary’s Class of 1975, or contact Mary Spurgeon at (209) 915-7812 or mbspurg@mac.com.
Central Valley Youth Symphony The Central Valley Youth Symphony is holding auditions for their 50th season in Stockton. If you are a talented musician between the ages of 8 and 22, contact them today to schedule an audition time! For more information call 1 (888) For-CVYS, email cvysa1@gmail.com or visit cvys.org.
The Lodi Arts Commission & the Lodi Arts Foundation Are you looking for a way to get involved with the arts in Lodi? Now is your chance to have a say in important city events and projects by attending monthly meetings! Seeking those who are passionate about the arts, volunteer work, children’s programs, community, fundraising, and event planning. If interested, contact Jennifer at (209) 333-6891 or jwinn@lodi.gov.
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TheBRIGHT SIDE “Lincoln Center is my absolute favorite place to shop! I love the individualized service you receive from the local business owners and the products they offer are second to none. It’s truly a one-stop shop where I can find everything I need.” - Laura Wilkinson
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345 Lincoln Center (former Campbell’s location) McCaulou’s Department Store will be the newest addition to Lincoln Center, opening this fall in the former Campbell’s location. McCaulou’s is a family-owned business that has been in operation for more than forty years. They have 22 stores, with 9 McCaulou’s stores in the Bay Area. Their flagship store is in Lafayette, with others in Walnut Creek, Danville, Oakland, Napa, Sonoma and Marin County, to name a few. They carry a wide variety of merchandise found in most department stores including menswear, women’s and children’s clothing, cosmetics, shoes, gifts and more.
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Temporary Pop Up Shop 222 Lincoln Center (Between DeVons Jewelers and Planet Beach) Great Spectacles is celebrating 25 years of business with a complete remodel of their showroom and office! The classic, cozy store will have an elegant face-lift of paint, carpet, energy efficient lighting, an expanded men’s and women’s gallery, along with a few unexpected surprises. During construction, the Great Spectacles creative team has opened a fun “pop up shop” at 222 Lincoln Center between DeVons Jewelers and Planet Beach. At their temporary location, they will have sale items to include frame specials, decor, display and furniture that will not return to the updated location. Stop in to have your glasses cleaned and tightened. If you are ready for an updated look, their skilled optical technicians are available to assist you. Pop in and say hi to Lynda, Tara, Ali and Amy any time!
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Remodel The Podesto’s Market remodel is underway! The remodeled store will feature many exciting updates, including an energy efficient lighting system, new signage, fixtures, refrigeration and merchandising displays. Customers will enjoy specialty coffee drinks in a new inviting café area with indoor and outdoor seating. New product offerings will include fresh-made meals and snacks to go in the deli, meat and bakery departments, more organic produce, baked goods and specialty cheeses. The remodel is expected to be complete in the fall.
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Last month wrapped up the 2015 Lincoln Center LIVE! season, and what fun it was! We would like to extend a big thank you to our sponsors, Berberian European Motors, Big Valley Ford Lincoln and Mataga of Stockton. It is because of these local businesses that we are able to offer the community these wonderful events! The June Wine Stroll was a blast, with more than 25 local wineries (and breweries!) participating. The event raised much-needed funds for the Child Abuse Prevention Council. The July Shopping Bazaar offered all kinds of family fun! Attendees enjoyed free rides on the Jumbo Slide, face painting, games and a party hopper. The Classic Car Show in August took attendees back in time with classic cars, a military tribute and live music. The event featured almost 250 classic cars and raised money for student scholarships. Thank you to the community for coming out to celebrate summer with us!
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Saturday, October 3 • 9:00 am – 6:00 pm The oh-so-amazing Semi-Annual Sidewalk Sale takes place Saturday, October 3, 9:00 am – 6:00 pm. Shoppers (especially those on the hunt for deals!) won’t want to miss this event that only takes place twice each year! The much-anticipated Fall Sidewalk Sale features clothing, accessories, shoes, gifts, home décor, sportswear, cosmetics, cards and stationary, games, and educational suppliesall at amazing prices! The boutiques in Lincoln Center must make room for new merchandise, so help us clear the way! Get fabulous deals on finds for you and the whole family. For the best selection, join us at 9:00 am. With more than 25 participating stores, you’re sure to find something you love!
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Saturday, October 10 • 10:00 am – 3:00 pm The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop is now preparing for their Bow Wow Meow event, which takes place Saturday, October 10, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm in Lincoln Center North along Ben Holt Drive. Donations are now being accepted of new or gently used pet accessories, un-opened pet food, and treats! Donate your pets’ former favorites to the Discovery Shop located at 207 E. Alpine Avenue, Stockton. This event will also feature pet adoptions provided by the Animal Protection League, Animal Friends Connection and Golden State German Shepherd Rescue. Proceeds from the sale of all merchandise at the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop helps fund cancer research, programs and services. For more information about this event call the Discovery Shop at (209) 941-2737. For 24-hour cancer information, call 1 (800) ACS-2345.
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Theadora and Market Tavern join forces again for their 2nd Annual Battle of the Bras event. Sign up to create/build a bra with your friends and/or staff at work to be auctioned off during an evening of fun and caring for those affected with breast cancer. Proceeds from the night will be donated to several organizations that cater to the needs of those who continue to battle this awful disease. Let’s make this a night to remember. Be creative, get involved and help make a difference! For more information call Theadora at (209) 474-7407.
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Crimson Tides The faint crispness in the air marks the summer’s end and a new beginning. The amber inflections in the sunsets lay a warm backdrop to a season of change and lead our minds to contemplate the trends of the upcoming months. The comfortable temperatures have us not yet committed to a heavier fabric, but definitely toward a richer, fuller vibe. Bold floral batiste patterns and vibrant deep reds seem to be the trends coming at us. Shades of mauve and clay give a sophisticated look to the everyday natural tones. Although crisp summer whites may soon be folded away with our linen cottons, we should keep in mind that varying tones such as cream, sand and stone will still offer the lightness of white without the stark contrast. Yet, sometimes most compliments come from stark contrasts and atypical pairings. I like to mix bold patterns with quiet prints to create a complete look. Da-Vid Alejo of POMP Salon
For this article, I have asked our POMP Salon neighbors to contribute some ideas for a fall wardrobe. But what of hair you may ask? Have you heard of Olaplex? It’s all the rage in the hair industry. They speak of Olaplex as “insurance for your hair”. Sometimes a client will come in to the salon asking for a service that scares the bejeezus out of us because the desired service may seriously compromise the integrity of the hair. Adding Olaplex provides “insurance” for such a service-not in the State Farm sense but in a chemical sense. Olaplex is a bond multiplier that allows a stylist to push the envelope without damaging one’s hair. In fact, using Olaplex will make hair dramatically healthier, leaving your hair softer, shinier and more loveable. We all want to love our hair! Ask your stylist about Olaplex. I had an amazing summer of adventure. I hope you did too! My time here in Lincoln Center has been wonderful and I look forward to the seasons ahead! Until next time, Ciao. –Da-Vid
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he 8th Annual Super Bowl Raffle will kick off on September 1 to once again raise funds for thirty-two participating San Joaquin County charities. Since its inception, the raffle has raised $2.5 million dollars to help run critical programs for students, families and children in need. The Community Foundation of San Joaquin is delighted to serve again as the host for this unique event. “We are very pleased to partner with the organizing committee of the Super Bowl Raffle and the Spanos Family in this very important fundraising project. We’re especially excited this year because Super Bowl 50 will be held in Santa Clara.” said Linda Philipp, CEO and President of the Community Foundation of San Joaquin. “We’re proud to be able to offer support to our local nonprofits that work so hard every day to lift spirits and make this a better place to live for everyone. Last year we raised more than $424,000 and we hope to surpass that amount this year.”
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Fifty prizes will be awarded. Six grand prizes, each consisting of two Super Bowl tickets and two thousand dollars in cash, will be awarded to six lucky winners. Other exciting prizes include cash prizes, kindle reader, laptop, iPad, digital camera, Napa winery tour, tickets to games of the San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco Giants, Stockton Ports, and the University of the Pacific Basketball teams. Edward Figueroa, CEO of St. Mary’s Dining Room and Super Bowl Raffle Executive Committee member noted, “Our goal is to see the raffle grow each year to keep up with the ever increasing needs of individuals and families in our community.” n
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