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That in the shortest amount of her husband, to remain in effect • COVID-19 patients is why we now need to time. Stan, to Idaho. currently occupy 61 per- shift our focus to vacci- Dr. Park updated the I love reading Dr. Maggie Park, San cent of total ICU hospi- nations. They are the Board about the plans to The Linden Joaquin County Public tal beds. Testing positiv- best hope to reduce our further reopen schools. Herald, I feel Health Officer, told the ity countywide is at 17 COVID cases and hospi- Through the “California connected to Board of Supervisors percent talizations and finally get Safe School for All” plan, those we miss. this week that the county • The county’s case the State to allow us to the State will be provid- Being asked to remains under State rate is at 64.7 cases per reopen businesses, ing $2 billion dollars to create, and print mandated COVID-19 re- day per 100,000 popula- schools and everyday schools to support safe the Linden Com- strictions that likely will tion activities,” said Dr. Park. reopenings including munity Garden stay in effect indefinitely Dr. Park informed the Dr. Park also gave the testing, PPE, vaccines Club’s yearbook again this year gave me a sense or until intensive care Board that the California Board an update on the and contract tracing as of being there again. It was a bright spot in this unit capacity improves. Department of Public County’s vaccination ef- well as hands-on over- time of pandemic restrictions in our life. Until this The Regional Stay-At- Health recently distrib- fort. To date, 19,450 sight and assistance to spring we had been very active in the Fiddlers of Home Order went into uted the “California Cri- Pfizer and Moderna vac- help schools reopen. Idaho. We would hold an annual State Champion- effect on December 6. sis Care Continuum cines have been deliv- Schools that are open in- ship Fiddle Contest that was 90 percent young- These protective mea- Guidelines: Implement- ered to the County by the person can remain open sters. It was thrilling to see such talented players, sures are prompted ing During the Surge of State. Over 8,000 Pfizer to in-person instruction young and old. The contest was cancelled for when available intensive COVID-19” which will vaccines and 1,600 and will need to post up- safety under Covid restrictions. Our only contacts care unit apacity drops require hospitals to pro- Moderna vaccines have dated safety plans. are my 93 year old Dad, and his wife. Like so lower than 15 percent. vide their crisis care been given to health care Schools that have not many seniors we are well aware of the risks if we As of early this week, the plans to the County and workers, long-term care opened in-person yet are contract Covid. We must go out in public for food, San Joaquin region had State based on space, facilities and those in the encouraged to bring and building supplies. We always wear our masks, zero percent ICU capac- staff, supplies and level Tier I phase. Dr. Park back younger students and sanitize, sanitize, sanitize. So many Idahoians ity. of care. The plans were said that the State has by spring, but they can- refuse to wear masks as a demonstration of their San Joaquin County due Wednesday (Jan. 6). approved hospitals, not re-open in counties freedom. We want to stay well, to see the end of COVID-19 latest statis- Dr. Park noted while hos- county clinics and Com- with case rates above 28 this pandemic. tics as of January 5: pitals and staff are feel- munity Medical Centers per 100,000. San How are we doing? You got two people in their • 49,306 total con- ing the heavy burden of to officially administer Joaquin County’s seventies building a three thousand square foot firmed COVID-19 cases working at capacity, they vaccines. Dr. Park said COVID-19 case rate is home. It’s slow going so far two years. Stan, and I to date are currently operating she would encourage currently at 64.7 per are both hands on, do-it-yourselfers, but there are • 672 total COVID-19 at the contingency level physicians and other 100,000. some things we have not attempted before. You deaths to date and have not reached health care providers to “We need to do every- may recall we opted for radiant heating in the • 340 COVID-19 cur- crisis stage. (See page 4 COVID-19) apply with the State to concrete floors throughout the three thousand square foot shop, and same size living quarters. The system is a wonder, a complex combination of Good deeds from 4-Hers tanks, pellet boiler, manifolds, and miles of pex tubing. We are ready to fire it up. We have done experimental runs using the hot water heater, but we need a professional to put the pellet burner stack together, and run it through the roof. We will not go up on the roof - EVER. We lost an elderly uncle who was just cleaning out the gutters from on top of the roof. Unlike many cities during this economic downturn Twin Falls, Idaho is experiencing a building boom. All the heating contractors are booked. We are on schedule, we just don’t know exactly when. We completed all the framing this summer, and passed inspection with compliments from the inspector. I don’t know how the professionals deal with the poor quality framing studs available. We did everything possible to keep them from warp- ing, and looking like propellers, It took longer, but with the aid of clamps, and screws we prevailed. It was very exciting to actually see the rooms as we had designed them. Each step when completed is thrilling. I admit I get antsy, and want to be living in our new home now. Then I think back to the day we bought 15 The Linden-Peters 4-H Community Service Club acres of cattle grazing land. No well, no power, no septic system, no building. We have accomplished By Cambel Dunn bers walked around Lin- non-perishable items. food. so much which inspires us each day to get busy The Linden-Peters 4-H den to drop off the bags The donations were de- The 4-H Community on the next step. Having a goal like this is helping Club had a canned food with fliers. The fliers ex- livered to the Linden Un- Service Club thought us through this pandemic. We make more effort to drive for the first time plained the donation ited Methodist Church the canned food drive communicate with friends, and family all over the this year. The canned process and asked the where they would be dis- was a success and country. I miss the hugs, I am really a hugger. The food drive was organized community members to tributed to people in would like to thank the future, our friends, our family, our home. These by the 4-H Community “share what they could.” need. The generosity of community for all of the are the things that keep my spirits up when I Service Club in order to In December the club the Linden Community donations that were begin to feel sad. May each of you find that reason gather food for families in picked up the donation was shown by the large given. The club looks to persevere, and stay well. Happy New Year, need this holiday season. bags containing the amounts of donated forward to the next Linden! 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Page 2 • Linden Herald The Back 40 … Linden churches It was a stormy day. Good people First Baptist Church Linden-Peters Fierce winds 17580 E. Hwy 26 Full Gospel Church and heavy rains 887-3010 400 N. Fine, Peters made the windows of his of- By Gene Paleno fice shake intensely. Suddenly Sunday School .... 9:45 am Pastor Judd How many times have you Sunday School ...... 10 am one of the panes came loose seen me write about the kind- Wed. Bible study.. 6:30 pm Sun. Worship ...... 11am, and the wind and rain came ness of the good people of Youth Group 6 pm rushing in and soaked the where we live? Pretty often, I Wednesday, ...... 6:30 pm desk and papers of the great suspect. But that is because, hymn writer, Charles Wesley. Linden United Methodist very often, things happen to Holy Cross Church Suddenly, he was startled by me, in the course of an ordi- “In hos signo vinces” 19147 E. Main, 887-3362 the sounds of a bird chirping. nary day, when someone does 18633 E. Front St. Sunday School ..... 9:15 am He looked around and discov- something nice. Their open- Services: Sunday Worship . 10:30 am ered that a small bird had handed kindness and help is Saturday Confession 4:30 pm been carried into his room a constant reminder how Farmington with the wind and the rain and wonderful people are. The Sat. Mass (English) ... 5 pm United Methodist Church had taken refuge in his coat most amazing part of their neighborly acts and help is that Sunday ...... 9:30 am 25626 E. Elm, Farmington that he had laid across a chair they do these things without thinking and not expecting any- Spanish...... 11:30 am near his desk. Sunday Worship .. 9:30 am thing in return. Wednesday Mass ...... 8 am Noticing that the bird was I have an especially warm place in my heart for such per- frightened, he silently made sons; both from business and from friends. Some, I have come his way to the chair and be- to know over my many years. Nearly forty years ago, during gan to softly stroke the feath- one summer long ago, I decided to dig a pond below the hill, in ers of the bird to calm its fast- my pasture behind the barn. I rented the necessary heavy beating heart. But he noticed machine from the local rental place, UCC. Burt, the owner of that the bird did not respond the shop (his place of business was smaller then), brought it, to his gentleness. Then he no- and himself, to my farm. ticed that a hawk was perched We got acquainted. Before the pond was dug, he not only on a bookcase, carefully showed me how to operate the huge front-end loader-digger, watching the proceedings. He but Burt ended up digging the pond for me. His expertise and walked from his office with the help was priceless for me. I could never have done it for myself bird and when the rain ceased and if I had tried, most likely, I would have ended upside down, released it into the sky. He squashed like a bug, under the machine. went back to his desk and Except for the usual fair rental cost of the digger, Burt would wrote the beloved hymn, not accept any payment for all his help and labor. He was more “Jesus, lover of my soul, let me than a businessman; he was a good neighbor. to Thy bosom fly.” That was a long, long time ago. I am much older now, but I David had fierce “storms” in never forgot Burt’s kindness. My friend passed away some time his life. There were many times ago, and I’m sure he went where all good people must go, when in his life when he had no they have finished their business here. place to go or any person he Burt had a good thing going, and his son (who looks and could turn to for help. But he acts very much like his dad), carries on the rental business, at had God and he knew that he the same location. I’ve had dealings with them since. They were could turn to Him at any mo- always good and helpful and fair. Crossword ment in any of the storms of Just recently I had cause to visit Rod and the boys one more By Myles Mellor his life. time with my chainsaw. That chainsaw is the very same Answers on page 6 “Have mercy on me, 0 God, chainsaw that Good Neighbor, Bill, of the one-time saw-repair have mercy on me,” he wrote. shop, had just repaired three weeks before. “For in You my soul takes ref- Let me clean, Bill did, as he always did, fixed my chainsaw. Across Down uge. I take refuge in the My chainsaw might have been the last machine Bill worked on 1. Getaway 1. Deck mopper shadow of Your wings until the before he passed away. As I said, he fixed it right. When I got 4. Soccer star, _____ Beckham 2. Radio “P” disaster passes.” home and pulled the starter, it not only worked but was easy 9. Deli order 3. Skater’siump for me to start, a problem I had had since it was new. Bill 12. Car wash option 4. Gambian monetary unit It’s been wisely said that “if solved that too. I started it one time and listened to the grand 13. Pernod flavoring 5. Deficiency of red blood cells He is not Lord of all He is not sound of the smoothly operating machine. Then I let it set for 14. Beam of light 6. High spirits Lord at all. If we do not value three days. 15. Impersonate 7. Chemical compound Him above all, we do not re- When I tried to start it again, a second time, it didn’t start. It 16. Fish and chips companion 8. Signify ally value Him at all.” Strong wasn’t because of anything Bill failed to do; it was my own 17. Warlock pet in “World of 9. Panache are words that find their con- lack of arm strength. It wouldn’t fire because, each time I pulled Warcraft” 10. Takes off clusion when we say, “Jesus the starter, all I managed to do is flood the engine. Thinking 18. Certain fir 11. Kind Christ, Savior and Lord.” something else was still wrong with the machine, I took it to 20. Gloomy 19. Get a divorce There is a natural progression Rod’s. 22.- ___ Love You. McCartney 21. Barricade that begins with Jesus as our “Call Pete,” Rod said. Immediately, a smiling, bruiser of a song 24. Steely ____, rock group Savior and ends with Him as fellow appeared from out of the machine repair shop in back. 23. Airport abbr. 25. Top student our Lord. “Start her up,” Rod said. 24. Bright flower 26. Hem and ____ Shouting in a loud voice with Pete commenced to pull at the starter with style, a flourish, 27. Liquefy again 28. Slippery long sea creature words that came from the bot- and the strength I should have applied. Also, unlike me, Pete 31. Type of palm 29. Jeans brand tom of his heart, David pro- didn’t quit. After several powerful pulls, Pete flushed out the 32. Hammer type 30. AC/DC album claimed, “Be exalted, 0 God, gasoline. and, soon after, my chainsaw was well and happy. It 33. Gravity scientist 34. Types of willows above the heavens; let Your started up with a roar of satisfaction, happy to be in the hands 36. Alpine dwelling 35. “One ___, Under God … glory be over all the earth.” of someone that knew what he was doing. 38. Nation 36. Sardo or Havarti With God being Who He is My point is this; I took the saw to the shop, expecting to have 39. _____ Royal Highness 37. One that listens and What He is and you and I them fix the problem. I would have been happy to pay for the 40. Area for deodorant 40. Every which way being who we are and what we service. They could have charged me a bunch and I wouldn’t 43. Diner 41. Wander are, establishes a very specific have been any wiser. Not those boys. Instead, they got it started 47. Jersey call 42. Haunted house sound relationship. It declares His and told me why I had trouble, all without charge. One more 48. Pillow filler 44. Sicilian peak role and our role: He is our example of a small-town business person’s neighborliness. 50. Appendage 45.Muddy Sovereign. And as our Sover- 51. Lab eggs 46. Make oneself heard eign we are to be submissive 52. Get up 49. Coming to Him. All that we are or ever Quote … 53. Valueless will be and all that we have or 54. Barbie’s partner Sitting at our back doorsteps, all we need to live a good life lies ever will have is a result of the 55. Gibe about us. Sun, wind, people, buildings, stones, sea, birds, and grace and mercy that comes 56. Tell- ____ memoir plants surround us. Cooperation with all these things brings from Him: our Sovereign. harmony; opposition to them brings disaster and chaos. If God were not Sovereign, —Bill Mollison He would have no authority to dispense grace and mercy. That is what sovereigns do: they rule over their subjects Zylstra Auto & Hardware and choose who will receive 18955 E. Front Street their favor. And the more PO Box 665 power that any sovereign has Linden, CA 95236 the more important and pre- Ph: 209-887-3626 cious is the grace and mercy Fax: 209-887-2024 they bestow upon their sub- lindenhardwarestore.com jects. [email protected] Our Sovereign said, “Who- ever chooses me to be their Savior and Lord will receive my love, mercy and grace and will Publishing have eternal life with me.” He each week since 1959— also said, “Remember I am 62nd anniversary with you every step of life’s PO Box 929 • Linden CA 95236 journey to protect you.” No -- 209-772-8854 wonder David said, “Be ex- [email protected] alted, 0 God.” www.Linden Herald Visit us at: Publisher Brian Reilly SowerMinistries.org Linden Herald • Page 3 Anderson on sports Glenn Mollette … By Craig Anderson As usual - perhaps some other stuff, too but for my phalanx What six dollars can do of regular readers of this “column” I advance the following, By Dr. Glenn Mollette indeed exist and my balance certain you will be as puzzled as I was when I read these apoc- When I was 16 years old, I was $31,000. Shocked would ryphal snippets: was invited to speak at a little not describe how I felt. I almost Lawyer: “What happened then?” country church in rural Den- had to pick myself off the floor. Witness: “He told me, he says, ‘I have to kill you because you ver Kentucky, not far from If Mr. Rice had made as many can identify me!... Paintsville. as 12 contributions the total Lawyer: “Did he kill you?” The church had all but invested would have been $72. And on a sports related note: closed its doors but one man, Now, years later I was looking Reporter: “How did the banned substance get into your body?” Harold Rice, and his family at over $31,000. Since that Football player Jeremy Kerley: “I don’t know. There’s a lot of wanted to see the church stay day of first inquiring that little ghosts around here. A Ghost put it in there. You know, the open and do well. $6 account now has over Ghost of Christmas Past? I don’t know.” A church with few to almost $46,000 and still growing. And finally, an astute observation by professional soccer no people typically does not The point of all this is save player Emil Constantinescu: “If they didn’t score those first attract too many interested some money when you can. ten goals, I think we could have won it.” ministers. I had spoken in my joke. Start as young as possible but As we ponder those astute observations, a serious occur- home church a few times and I was with Liberty church a even if you are old put some- rence intrudes: Paul Westphal, five-time NBA All-Star, a three- was a guest speaker in a few couple of years or more and thing away every month. If you time All National Association [NBA] first-team se- others. Mr. Rice asked if I about ten to twelve of those can save hundreds every lection and a Naismith [the inventor of the game of basketball] would consider speaking at months Mr. Rice made that $6 month that is wonderful, Basketball Hall of Fame member, died recently at the age of- the church on the second and contribution to my retirement please do. However, don’t ever 70, according to the basketball team. fourth Sunday afternoons at faithfully. Although, I never underestimate the growth po- In August, Westphal was diagnosed with brain cancer. 2:00. 1 agreed, and brought a thought another day about it tential of saving a little bit of Westphal, a 6' 4" guard, was a native of Torrance, California message to maybe seven or from the moment I signed money every month, even if it’s and he spent his collegiate basketball career at USC. I found eight people my first Sunday. those papers. just $6. And yes, every time I him to be annoying - for purely sports related, fannish reasons The crowd consisted of Harold Seven or eight years ago I did look at that account, I remem- - because his Trojan teams regularly beat up on Stanford and and his wife June Rice and wonder if that account even ber Mr. Rice and the good Cal Berkeley hoopsters in the Pac 10 Conference that was also their family. The church was existed. I called up The people of Liberty Baptist populated by John Wooden’s perennially superb UCLA Bruins an old building with a pump Guidestone retirement people Church who not only encour- squads. organ and a sign behind the and with my Social Security aged me then but are still en- He was drafted out of college by the as the pulpit that said, “Preach the number they told me in a few couraging me today with just 1Oth overall pick in the 1972 NBA Draft and after three sea- Word.” seconds that the account did $6. sons on the ’s parquet floor - and an NBA title I stayed with the little con- in 1974 -he was traded to the Phoenix Suns where he played gregation called Liberty Bap- six seasons and led the franchise to its first-ever NBA Final tist Church throughout high appearance in 1976. school. By the time I was sev- DANIEL PURVIANCE Game 5 of those finals, a three -overtime thriller, was called enteen Mr. Rice was talking to by some the greatest game ever played. Regrettably, the War- me about being the official (209) 887-3554 FAX (209) 887-3574 riors should have been in that game but they fell in the West- pastor and about ordination. ern Conference to the Suns in a controversial playoff finale ... In time I would become the but that’s for another “column.” pastor and would be ordained. Forgotten in the excitement of the contest was the fact that’ I was too young, too inexperi- veteran NBA official Richie Powers wouldn’t accept Celtic John enced and unskilled for such Havlicek’s vigorous time out call with only seconds left in regu- a responsibility but youth is lation because Boston had no time outs left and calling one adventurous and will try what WELL DRILLING, PUMPS & IRRIGATION SYSTEMS when none were available was an automatic that those of us who know better CONT. LIC. 377923 Westphal would have made thus ending the game in the Suns would never consider. ‘ 17707 E. HWY 26, P.O. BOX 64 favor. The church grew and we LINDEN, CA 95236 Powers’ preservation of the Celtics allowed them to come back started having 20 to 30 people in overtime to win the game, thereby preserving the huge rat- and often more. People liter- ings revenue for the NBA and CBS via additional games. Quick ally received Christ, joined the thinking Richie never commented on his ignoring Havlicek’s church and were baptized. time out call. This was all amazing. PROGRESSIVE Westphal averaged 20.5 points per game with the Suns and Even more amazing was Mr. in the 1977-78 season his 25.2 points was good for only sixth Rice offered me a grand sal- in the NBA. It was a tough Association back then, with only 18 ary of $60 a month to help buy teams. my gasoline. The trip one way AG INC. “Westy will forever be remembered as a prominent sports from home was over 30 miles legend both on and off the court,” Suns managing partner so this was appreciated. He Robert Sarver said in a statement. “He built an illustrious ca- also presented me with paper- reer as both a player and a coach. His legacy ranks among the work for a perk. The church most quintessential basketball icons of all time.” was going to put 10 percent 1336 MCWILLIAMS For those readers who crave statistics - and what sports fan or $6 of my salary into the doesn’t? - Westphal finished his NBA playing career with 12,809 church denominational retire- WAY points; 3,591 assists and 1,580 rebounds. He averaged 15.6 ment plan, then known as The points, 4.4 assist and 1.9 boards per contest. Annuity Board. It’s called He coached a number of college and NBA teams, including Guidestone today. He had me three years as head coach of the Sacramento Kings. to complete a form solidifying MODESTO On a brighter note, the Warriors’ Stephen Curry, possibly my agreement to this monthly spurred on by some snarky comments by Blazers star Damian contribution. I was about sev- Lillard, shredded the Portlanders with a career high 62 points enteen at this stage and had in a ‘137-122 win over the Oregon visitors the other night in zero interest or thoughts CALL 209-567-3232 San Francisco.FIREWOOD about retirement. Six dollars Lillard poured in 32 of his own but his shooting show was as a month kind of seemed like a (See page 4—Anderson)

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San Joaquin County This Business is conducted by a married couple petition in the following newspaper of general cir- Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, The registrant commenced to transact business culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 under the name or names listed above on N/A AMENDED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR SAN JOAQUIN CO. s/ Rodolfo Jaquez Dated 11/2/20 CHANGE OF NAME s/ Erin Guy Castillo Filed Dec. 23, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. 12/31 Judge of the Superior Court Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-10773 LEGAL NOTICES 12/31 PETITION OF Gianne Martinez Garranza for LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- change of name NESS NAME San Joaquin County Petitioner Gianne Martinez Garranza filed a Doc. #2020-162901 Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, petition with this court for a decree changing names Original 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 as follows: Filed 11/23/2020 lows: ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF Present name: Gianne Martinez Garranza NAME Present name: Nicole Rose Kiester NAME Proposed name: Gianne Jazzmine Garranza Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk Proposed name: Nicole Rose Torres Filed Nov. 18, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- Fictitious Business Name Greenfield Property THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-9655 ested in this matter appear before this court at the Management, 330 S. Fairmont Ave., Ste 6, Lodi CHANGE ested in this matter appear before this court at the PETITION OF Lucero Jaramillo On Behalf Of hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why CA 95240 hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why Dominic Baturoni for change of name the petition for change of name should not be County of Place of Business: San Joaquin HEARING the petition for change of name should not be Petitioner Lucero Jaramillo On Behalf Of granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Amanda Pearson, 401 Palomar Dr., Lodi CA granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Dominic Baturoni filed a petition with this court for described above must file a written objection that described above must file a written objection that a decree changing names as follows: includes the reasons for this objection at least two 95240 includes the reasons for this objection at least two Present name: Dominic Baturoni court days before the matter is scheduled to be This Business is conducted by an individual court days before the matter is scheduled to be Proposed name: Dominic Jaramillo Granath heard and must appear at the hearing to show The registrant commenced to transact business heard and must appear at the hearing to show THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- cause why the petition should not be granted. If no Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, under the name or names listed above on N/A cause why the petition should not be granted. If no ested in this matter appear before this court at the written objection is timely filed, the court may grant 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 s/ Amanda Pearson written objection is timely filed, the court may grant hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition without a hearing. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF 12/31 the petition without a hearing. the petition for change of name should not be NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 26, 2021 NAME NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 8, 2021 granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., Filed Nov. 20, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., described above must file a written objection that Stockton CA 95202 LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-9723 Stockton CA 95202 includes the reasons for this objection at least two The address of the court is same as noted NESS NAME PETITION OF Michael Lee Smith for change of The address of the court is same as noted court days before the matter is scheduled to be above. Doc. #2020-166132 name above. heard and must appear at the hearing to show A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be Petitioner Michael Lee Smith filed a petition with Original A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be cause why the petition should not be granted. If no published at least once each week for four succes- this court for a decree changing names as follows: Filed 11/30/2020 published at least once each week for four succes- written objection is timely filed, the court may grant sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the Present name: Michael Lee Smith Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the the petition without a hearing. petition in the following newspaper of general cir- Proposed name: Michael Lee Amador Fictitious Business Name First Family Childcare petition in the following newspaper of general cir- NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 22, 2021 culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., . 2520 Medici Court, Stockton CA 95207 ested in this matter appear before this court at the Stockton CA 95202 Dated Dec. 23, 2020 County of Place of Business: San Joaquin hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why Dated 08/21/20 The address of the court is same as noted s/ Erin Guy Castillo Carla Elise Cole Stovall, 2520 Medici Court, the petition for change of name should not be s/ Erin Guy Castillo above. Judge of the Superior Court granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Stockton CA 95207 Judge of the Superior Court A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be 1/28 described above must file a written objection that This Business is conducted by an individual 12/24 published at least once each week for four succes- includes the reasons for this objection at least two The registrant commenced to transact business sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the court days before the matter is scheduled to be under the name or names listed above on not ap- San Joaquin County petition in the following newspaper of general cir- San Joaquin County heard and must appear at the hearing to show Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, plicable cause why the petition should not be granted. If no 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 s/ Carla E Stovall written objection is timely filed, the court may grant ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF Dated 11/18/20 AMENDED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR 12/31 the petition without a hearing. NAME s/ Erin Guy Castillo CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 22, 2021 Filed Nov. 5, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. Judge of the Superior Court Filed Dec. 11, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-9389 1/7 Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-10477 Stockton CA 95202 NESS NAME PETITION OF Ronnie Earl Miner for change of PETITION OF Yu Won Song for change of name The address of the court is same as noted Doc. #2020-166089 name San Joaquin County Petitioner Yu Won Song filed a petition with this above. Petitioner Ronnie Earl Miner filed a petition with Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, court for a decree changing names as follows: Original A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be this court for a decree changing names as follows: 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 Present name: Yu Won Song Filed 11/30/2020 published at least once each week for four succes- Present name: Ronnie Earl Miner AMENDED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR Proposed name: Olivia Yuwon Song Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the Proposed name: Ronnie Earl Vasquez CHANGE OF NAME THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- petition in the following newspaper of general cir- Fictitious Business Name A&P Academy THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- Filed Dec.14, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. ested in this matter appear before this court at the culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, Childcare Center, 917 Coach Street, Stockton CA ested in this matter appear before this court at the Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-8508 hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why 95207 hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why PETITION OF Usoro Michael Udoekong for the petition for change of name should not be Dated 11/20/20 County of Place of Business: San Joaquin the petition for change of name should not be change of name granted. Any person objecting to the name changes s/ Erin Guy Castillo granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Petitioner Usoro Michael Udoekong filed a peti- described above must file a written objection that Anthony Ott Stovall, Sr., 917 Coach Street, Judge of the Superior Court described above must file a written objection that tion with this court for a decree changing names includes the reasons for this objection at least two Stockton CA 95209 12/24 includes the reasons for this objection at least two as follows: court days before the matter is scheduled to be This Business is conducted by an individual court days before the matter is scheduled to be Present name: Usoro Michael Udoekong heard and must appear at the hearing to show San Joaquin County The registrant commenced to transact business heard and must appear at the hearing to show Proposed name: Abasiodiong Michael Udoekong cause why the petition should not be granted. If no Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, under the name or names listed above on not ap- cause why the petition should not be granted. If no THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- written objection is timely filed, the court may grant 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 plicable written objection is timely filed, the court may grant ested in this matter appear before this court at the the petition without a hearing. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF s/ Anthony O Stovall, Sr. the petition without a hearing. hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: 2/19/21 NAME NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 15, 2021 the petition for change of name should not be Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., 12/31 Filed Nov. 26, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Stockton CA 95202 Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-9075 Stockton CA 95202 described above must file a written objection that The address of the court is same as noted LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- PETITION OF Amoratte Deollas for change of The address of the court is same as noted includes the reasons for this objection at least two above. name NESS NAME above. court days before the matter is scheduled to be A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be Petitioner Amorette Deollas filed a petition with Doc. #2020-151840 A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be heard and must appear at the hearing to show published at least once each week for four succes- this court for a decree changing names as follows: Original published at least once each week for four succes- cause why the petition should not be granted. If no sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the Present name: Amorette Christina Donna Deollas Filed 11/6/2020 sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the written objection is timely filed, the court may grant petition in the following newspaper of general cir- Proposed name: Amorette Christina Donna petition in the following newspaper of general cir- the petition without a hearing. culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk Ballesteros culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 29, 2021 Fictitious Business Name Sun And Silver Com- THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., Dated Dec. 11, 2020 pany, 9520 East Peltier Road, Acampo CA 95220 ested in this matter appear before this court at the Dated 11/5/20 Stockton CA 95202 s/ Erin Guy Castillo hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why County of Place of Business: San Joaquin s/ Erin Guy Castillo The address of the court is same as noted Judge of the Superior Court the petition for change of name should not be Lauren Marie Craig, 9520 East Peltier Road, Judge of the Superior Court above. 1/28 granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Acampo CA 95220 12/24 A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be described above must file a written objection that published at least once each week for four succes- This Business is conducted by an individual includes the reasons for this objection at least two San Joaquin County sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the The registrant commenced to transact business court days before the matter is scheduled to be Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, petition in the following newspaper of general cir- under the name or names listed above on Oct. 1, heard and must appear at the hearing to show Fictitious 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, 2020 cause why the petition should not be granted. If no ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF Business Name written objection is timely filed, the court may grant s/ Lauren Craig NAME Dated 12/14/20 the petition without a hearing. Statement 12/31 Filed Nov. 20, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. s/ Erin Guy Castillo NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 15, 2021 Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-9717 Judge of the Superior Court Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., PETITION OF Nereida Patricia Lopez for 1/14 LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- Stockton CA 95202 change of name NESS NAME NESS NAME The address of the court is same as noted Petitioner Nereida Patricia Lopez filed a peti- San Joaquin County Doc. #2020-158615 above. Doc. #2020-154811 tion with this court for a decree changing names Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be Original Refile as follows: 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 published at least once each week for four succes- Filed 11/12/2020 Previous file 2015-129385 Present name: Nereida Patricia Lopez AMENDED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk Filed 11/17/2020 Proposed name: Nery Limon CHANGE OF NAME petition in the following newspaper of general cir- Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- Filed Dec. 22, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. Fictitious Business Name Nitro Boba, 5757 culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, ested in this matter appear before this court at the Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-10755 Pacific Ave. Ste. 120, Stockton CA 95207 Fictitious Business Name Elite Wine Shipping, hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why PETITION OF Thomas Michael Garrott for County of Place of Business: San Joaquin 18819 E Hwy 88, #386, Clements CA 95227 Dated 10/20/20 the petition for change of name should not be change of name County of Place of Business: San Joaquin s/ Erin Guy Castillo Nitro Boba LLC, 921 Dewitt Ct., Stockton CA granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Petitioner Thomas Michael Garrott filed a peti- Judge of the Superior Court 95210 Dean A Long, 19055 Creekview Dr., Lockeford described above must file a written objection that tion with this court for a decree changing names 12/24 This Business is conducted by a limited liability CA 95237 includes the reasons for this objection at least two as follows: company This Business is conducted by an individual court days before the matter is scheduled to be Present name: Thomas Michael Garrott San Joaquin County The registrant commenced to transact business heard and must appear at the hearing to show Proposed name: Ian Michael Garrott The registrant commenced to transact business Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, cause why the petition should not be granted. If no THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- under the name or names listed above on N/A under the name or names listed above on Decem- 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 written objection is timely filed, the court may grant ested in this matter appear before this court at the s/ Jenny Phan ber 2010 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF the petition without a hearing. hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why s/ Dean A Long, Owner NAME 12/31 NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 22, 2021 the petition for change of name should not be Filed Oct. 26, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. 12/31 Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., granted. Any person objecting to the name changes Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-9039 LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- Stockton CA 95202 described above must file a written objection that PETITION OF MA Elena Cabellero Solis in be- LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- The address of the court is same as noted includes the reasons for this objection at least two NESS NAME half of Ulises Caballero Solis for change of name above. court days before the matter is scheduled to be Doc. #2020-166022 NESS NAME Petitioner MA Elena Cabellero Solis in behalf of A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be heard and must appear at the hearing to show Original Doc. #2020-139060 Ulises Caballero Solis filed a petition with this court published at least once each week for four succes- cause why the petition should not be granted. If no Filed 11/30/2020 Filed 10/16/2020 for a decree changing names as follows: sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the written objection is timely filed, the court may grant Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk Present name: Ulises Caballero Solis Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk petition in the following newspaper of general cir- the petition without a hearing. Proposed name: Ulises Magaña Caballero Fictitious Business Name Eagle One Drone Fictitious Business Name Chasing Wildflowers, culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Feb,. 26, 2021 THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- Services, 268 Douma Way, Ripon CA 95366 4080 Perennial Pl., Tracy CA 95377 Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., ested in this matter appear before this court at the Loree Jeanine Ruiz, 4080 Perenial Pl., Tracy Dated 11/20/20 Stockton CA 95202 County of Place of Business: San Joaquin hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why s/ Erin Guy Castillo The address of the court is same as noted Rodolfo Jaquez III, 268 Douma Way, Ripon CA CA 95377 the petition for change of name should not be Judge of the Superior Court above. 95366 County of Place of Business: San Joaquin granted. Any person objecting to the name changes 12/31 A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be Nicole Leann Jaquez, 268 Douma Way, Ripon This Business is conducted by an individual described above must file a written objection that published at least once each week for four succes- includes the reasons for this objection at least two CA 95366 San Joaquin County sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the court days before the matter is scheduled to be Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, petition in the following newspaper of general cir- heard and must appear at the hearing to show 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, cause why the petition should not be granted. If no ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF Answers to crossword—from page 2 written objection is timely filed, the court may grant NAME Dated Dec. 22, 2020 the petition without a hearing. Filed Nov. 2, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. s/ Erin Guy Castillo NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 8, 2021 Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-9281 Judge of the Superior Court Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., PETITION OF Dennis Frank Yorks for change 1/28 Stockton CA 95202 of name The address of the court is same as noted Petitioner Dennis Frank Yorks filed a petition with above. this court for a decree changing names as follows: A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be Present name: Dennis Frank Yorks published at least once each week for four succes- Proposed name: Denny Frank Moulton sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the THE COURT ORDERS that all persons inter- petition in the following newspaper of general cir- ested in this matter appear before this court at the culation, printed in this county Linden Herald, hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should not be Dated 10/26/20 granted. Any person objecting to the name changes s/ Erin Guy Castillo described above must file a written objection that Judge of the Superior Court includes the reasons for this objection at least two 12/24 court days before the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at the hearing to show San Joaquin County cause why the petition should not be granted. If no Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin, written objection is timely filed, the court may grant 180 E. Weber Ave., Stockton CA 95202 the petition without a hearing. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: Jan. 8 2021 NAME Time: 11:00 am Dept. 3-A, 180 E. Weber Ave., Filed Aug. 21, 2020 Rosa Juniqueiro, Clerk. Stockton CA 95202 Case Number STK-CV-UNC-2020-7369 The address of the court is same as noted PETITION OF Nicole Rose Kiester for change above. of name A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be Petitioner Nicole Rose Kiester filed a petition published at least once each week for four succes- with this court for a decree changing names as fol- sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the The Linden Herald • Page 7

LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- under the name or names listed above on n/a. The registrant commenced to transact business Fictitious Business Better Gill Accounting and This Business is conducted by an individual NESS NAME s/ Feslisha Salas under the name or names listed above on N/A Tax Services, 17910 Murphy Parkway, Suite B, The registrant commenced to transact business Doc. #2020-153054 12/24 s/ Loree J. Ruiz Lathrop CA 95320 under the name or names listed above on NA Filed 11/9/2020 11/5 Sukhdev Singh, 1910 Gladstone Way, Salinas s/ Jamaal D. Sonley CA 93906 1/21 Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- County of Place of Business: San Joaquin Fictitious Business Name Dreamscapes, 652 NESS NAME NESS NAME This Business is conducted by an individual LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- W. Hearst Ln., Tracy CA 95391 Doc. #2020-161050 Doc. #2020-1722238 The registrant commenced to transact business NESS NAME Tobias James McArthur, 652 W. Hearst Ln., Filed 11/19/2020 Filed 12/8/2020 under the name or names listed above on na Doc. #2020-182885 Tracy CA 95391 Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk s/ Sukhfev Singh, Owner Filed 12/24/2020 County of Place of Business: San Joaquin Fictitious Business Name Mariposa Market, Fictitious Business Name Get-It-Done Move Out 1/7 Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk This Business is conducted by an individual 1978 E. Mariposa Rd., Stockton CA 95205 Cleaning & More, 297 E. 7th St., French Camp CA Fictitious Business Blue Rose Boutique, 128 The registrant commenced to transact business County of Place of Business: San Joaquin 95231 LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- Adobe Ct., Lodi CA 95240 under the name or names listed above on n/a. Amar Singh Sra, 3944 Montaro Lane, Stockton Tanya R Pope, 297 E. 7th St, French Camp CA NESS NAME Shannon Devon Akhbari, 128 Adobe Ct., Lodi s/ Tobias McArthus, CA 95212 95231 Doc. #2020-171070 CA 95240 12/24 This Business is conducted by an individual County of Place of Business: San Joaquin Filed 12/1472020 County of Place of Business: San Joaquin This Business is conducted by an individual Re-file Previous File # 2018-063064 This Business is conducted by an individual The registrant commenced to transact business The registrant commenced to transact business Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk The registrant commenced to transact business LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- under the name or names listed above on 9/27/ under the name or names listed above on 12/1/20 Fictitious Business Genesis Acupuncture Cen- under the name or names listed above on not ap- NESS NAME 2017 s/ Tanya R Pope ter, 104 N. School St., Ste 315, Lodi CA 95240 plicable Doc. #2020-155892 s/ Amar Singh Sra 1/7 Diana Sutton, 322 1/2 W. Walnut St., Lodi CA s/ Shannon Akhbari Filed 11/13/2020 12/24 95240 1/21 Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- County of Place of Business: San Joaquin Fictitious Business Name Optimus Welding & NESS NAME This Business is conducted by an individual LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- Fabrication Technology, 4738 Grouse Run Dr., Ap Doc. #2020-170817 The registrant commenced to transact business NESS NAME LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- 9, Stockton CA 95204 Filed 12/7/2020 under the name or names listed above on Novem- Doc. #2020-175781 NESS NAME Erick Enrique Gonzalez Cruz, 4738 Grouse Run Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk ber 2008 Filed 12/14/2020 Doc. #2020-176580 Dr. Ap 9, Stockton CA 95207 Fictitious Business Better Call Paul, 6550 Har- s/ Diane Sutton Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk Filed 12/15/2020 risburg Pl., Stockton CA 95207 1/14 Fictitious Business Gill Accounting and Tax Ser- County of Place of Business: San Joaquin Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk Paul Canonigo Rondaris Sr., 6550 Harrisburg vices, 17910 Murphy Parkway, Suite B, Lathrop CA This Business is conducted by an individual Fictitious Business Double Dip Gallery, 22 W. Pl., Stockton CA 95207 LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- 95330 The registrant commenced to transact business Pine St., Lodi CA 95240 County of Place of Business: San Joaquin NESS NAME County of Place of Business: San Joaquin under the name or names listed above on 11/09/ County of Place of Business: San Joaquin This Business is conducted by an individual Doc. #2020-179159 Sukhdev Singh, 1910 Gladstone Way, Salinas 2020 Natalie Alyse Sauerland, 21 N. Loma Dr., Lodi The registrant commenced to transact business Filed 12/18/2020 CA 93906 s/ Erick Enrique Gonzalez Cruz CA 95242 under the name or names listed above on 12/5/20 Steve J. Bestolarides, Recorder/County Clerk This Business is conducted by an individual 12/24 This Business is conducted by an individual s/ Paul Rondaris Fictitious Business Iglesia Sagrado Corazon De The registrant commenced to transact business The registrant commenced to transact business 1/7 Jesus Y Maria 609 S. Lincoln Street, Stockton CA under the name or names listed above on NA under the name or names listed above on NA LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- 95205 s/ Sukhdev Singh s/ Natalie Sauerland NESS NAME ABANDONMENT LINDEN HERALD LEGAL FICTITIOUS BUSI- Iglesia Sagrado Corazon De Jesus Y Maria, 1/21 1/21 Doc. #2020-155896 NESS NAME 1818 N. 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Page 8 • The Linden Herald Citizen scientists wanted A look back this By Kathleen Rogers Since 2010, there has been nities. and Dr. Anne Bowser a significant rise in the num- Second, the Earth Challenge week in history Special to The Herald ber of peer reviewed publica- mobile app (available in the World Honey Bee Day came tions that mention citizen sci- Apple and Google stores) di- On January 14, 1784, Congress ratified the peace treaty and went, but it wasn’t a cel- ence. But the impact of citi- rectly links science to action, wherein Britain recognized America’s independence...January ebration: over 40% of insect zen science reaches far beyond an opportunity to use technol- 10, 1901, Texas had its first significant oil strike...January species are threatened with the production of data. It is a ogy and data to drive change 16, 1919, Nevada became the 36th state to ratify the 18th extinction. Thanks to science powerful form of experiential that is unique in the citizen we know exactly why: habitat learning for everyone, children science world. Once a user Amendment to the Constitution (Prohibition) ... January 12, loss, pollution from pesticide, and adults alike. It also sup- contributes data, whether tak- 1939, President Franklin Roosevelt asked for another hike in invasive species, and climate ports an enhanced scientific ing a photo of a bee or classi- the defense budget ... January 11-14, 1973, five of seven de- change all play a significant literacy among different pub- fying photos of plastic in the fendants in the Watergate break-in trial pleaded guilty ... Janu- role. But because professional lic community members. En- environment, they can take scientists only have so much gaging people in citizen sci- country-specific civic engage- ary 10, 2000, America Online Inc. announced that it would time, they cannot always col- ence and making research ment actions, such as signing buy Time Warner Inc., in the largest merger to date ... January lect all of the data needed to data open also democratizes petitions, that are focused on 11, 2001, the AOL-Time Warner merger was completed ... Janu- understand where different science, which can increase impacting current policy deci- ary 11, 2002, Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters captured in Af- species are or how populations belief and trust in science. sion-making processed at are changing at the local or But while thousands of citi- their national level. To address ghanistan were flown to a U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay global scale. And without our zen science projects are con- bee declines, for example, par- in Cubs, with the first 20 arriving on this date ... January 14, help, professional researchers ducted every day, many are ticipants can petition their 2002, a House committee released parts of an August 2001 can’t speak strongly enough to missing two key elements: governments to ban certain letter from Sherron Watskins, an Enron employee, to CEO advocate for the policies we first, providing access to com- pesticides, address agricul- need to reverse current trends. prehensive open source data, tural practices that are deci- Kenneth Lay, warning him the company could “implode” in One obvious solution to both and second, providing path- mating bee populations, or scandal ... January 15, 2002, Palestinian militants killed two challenges is citizen science, ways for participants to en- create habitats for bees and Israeli civilians, the first in a month ... January 15, 2002, John which brings the public into gage their governments other pollinators. Guiding citi- Walker Lindh, the 20-year-old American seized with the Taliban the research process. Through through civic action. Without zen scientists down the path- crowdsourcing, citizen science these two elements, citizen way of civic action builds a near Mazar-e Sharif, Afghanistan, in December, 2001, was leads to more data, including science misses an important deeper relationship between charged with conspiring to kill U.S. citizens and abetting ter- from places that professional opportunity to advance scien- critically important data and rorist groups ... January 10-11, 2003, a few days before leav- researchers cannot always tific research, and limits the its natural outgrowth, strong ing office, Governor George Ryan (R-Ill.) spared the lives of access. Citizen science also potential to deepen the science-based policy. provides an opportunity for public’s engagement at the Citizen science projects, if 171 convicts sentenced to death ... January 10, 2003, North the people who contribute to intersection of science and created with solid hypotheses Korea said that it was withdrawing from the 1980 Nuclear research to advocate to drive public policy. and engaging technologies, Nonproliferation Treaty, claiming it was acting in self-defense direct change, letting their A new citizen science can aid professional scientists against the U.S., which it accused of hostile intentions ... Janu- voice be heard through direct project, Earth Challenge who are interested in acquir- actions that can solve global 2020-led by Earth Day Net- ing more data and support glo- ary 11, 2003, After three days of unofficial meetings with two problems. work, the Wilson Center, and bal monitoring against targets North Korean diplomats, Governor Bill Richardson (D-N.M), a Estimates of the number of the U.S. Department of State- like the U.N. Sustainable De- former U.S. ambassador to the UN, said the North Koreans people who engage in citizen takes a step forward to ad- velopment Goals (SDGs). En- wanted better relations with the U.S. ... January 12, 2003, science vary wildly but conser- dress both of those issues. gaging the public broadly in vatively tens of millions of stu- First, while some citizen sci- citizen science can also lead Steve Case, founder of America Online, announced that he dents and adults do some ence data is open source, it is to stronger knowledge and was resigning as AOL chairman. form of citizen science every not easily accessible to every- deeper trust in science. Add- year. Citizen science happens one in one place. One solution ing a civic action component in schools, in informal educa- is creating the Citizen Science to citizen science initiatives tion settings like museums, Cloud, a one-stop-shop for will build a broader, more di- through corporate social re- citizen science data collected verse, and more active global sponsibility expeditions, and from a wide range of projects. community of ordinary people in people’s backyards. So, too, Professional researchers can who will take action to save the economic value of citizen take advantage of open APIs, their communities and the science projects is uncertain, while everyday people can use planet. Well-constructed citi- with some estimates calculat- data visualization and map- zen science, supported by ing the value in the billions of ping tools to see what’s hap- open data and civic action, is dollars for biodiversity moni- pening in their own commu- a powerful force for the change toring alone. our planet needs. YES! Subscribe! Linden Herald Each week since 1959 Serving East San Joaquin County and Linden Send $42 for one year, $80 for two years PO Box 929, Linden CA 95236 Name

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