GABRIEL FLORES, JR. TO COMPETE IN U.S. AIBA Junior World Boxing Championship in September
Award-winning boxer Gabriel Flores, Jr. will be competing in the U.S. Amateur International Boxing Association’s Junior World Boxing Championship in St. Petersburg, Russia, in September. The 14-year-old Stocktonian, who has won nine national titles, is rated #1 in the U.S. “I’ll be competing to win the Gold Medal and be the #1 boxer in the world in my age group,” Gabriel said.
Foodie's Dream Come True: There's much more to being a foodie than just eating out
dineStockton's ChowDown Challenge is a month-long dining event showcasing the diversity and culinary experiences Stockton has to offer.
Beginning July 2015, the SSJCPL Bookmobile will visit sites in Woodbridge, Tracy and Manteca. These sites are in addition to current locations in Stockton, Lathrop, Clements and Lockeford.
Enjoy a summer free film under the canopy at Weber Point Event Center
Looking for a fun activity for the family? The Stockton Parks and Recs. Department will once again host “Movies in the Point” at Weber Point Events Center in downtown Stockton.
The USTA will be awarding one women’s main draw wild card to the 2015 US Open based on performance in a series of USTA Pro Circuit events. The wild card will be awarded to the American player with the highest total of cumulative main draw WTA ranking points from the events listed below.
A 68-year Stockton tradition.
The Port of Stockton has announced that it will be offering free, two-hour boat tours of the Port’s facilities this summer. “More than $1.5 billion of cargo crosses our docks every year, and this is a wonderful opportunity for the public to see port operations from the water,” said Richard Aschieris, Port Director.
The Stockton Buddhist Temple annual Bon Odori and Cultural Bazaar (Obon Festival) will be at the temple on Shimizu Drive. The Obon festival is a celebration of Japanese culture...
One of the most explosive movie musicals in recent memory bursts onto the live stage with exhilarating results. When Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming town, Ren is prepared for the inevitable adjustment period at his new high school. What he isn't prepared for are the rigorous local edicts...