“Following this review, we made the decision to close the store permanently.
“Despite the store closing, there will be a huge increase in the number of opportunities available for volunteers, staff and the wider community across our services.
“Many service users have volunteered at the store since the doors opened in 2013, and we’re pleased to be able to say there will be no job or volunteer losses - all of our wonderful volunteers are being supported to find other roles within Petrus.”
Petrus will offer enhanced volunteering opportunities at its services, such as at its Hub and allotment PIER, as well as expanding the hours of delivering support services at the Great George Street Hub.
Police: 3 arrested, 6 vehicles towed after sideshow in Stockton Share Updated: 6:24 PM PST Feb 14, 2021 KCRA Staff Share Updated: 6:24 PM PST Feb 14, 2021
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A two-car collision that resulted with one car flipped on to its roof resulted in no injuries.
The collision occurred on between Richland Way and Don Ave, with one car flipped in the eastbound lane of Hammer Lane and resulted in no injuries, according to Stockton Police Department public information officer Joe Silva.
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Two arrested in connection with north Stockton triple shooting that left 17-year-old dead
STOCKTON Two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a 17-year-old boy Tuesday afternoon in north Stockton. A 17-year-old boy was shot and killed late Tuesday afternoon in north Stockton, the eighth murder of a violent December in the city.
Stockton Police Department officers responded to a report of a shooting at 4:11 p.m. Tuesday near Waudman and Don avenues. While officers were traveling to that site, a second report indicated three gunshot victims drove to a shopping center parking lot, less than a mile away, at Don Avenue and Hammer Lane, stopping in front of a McDonald s restaurant.
In-Shape Health Clubs has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection because of the coronavirus and resulting lockdown orders imposed by the state.
The Stockton-based company founded some 40 years ago said it will continue day-to-day operations at clubs currently open outdoors statewide, including the West Lane location on Bianchi Road in Stockton, In-Shape Tracy Blvd. and the Manteca In-Shape on Yosemite Avenue. In-Shape Health Clubs on Hammer Lane and March Lane in Stockton and In-Shape Lodi remain temporarily closed, though outdoor fitness in Lodi is scheduled to open soon. In Stockton, In-Shape Marina, In-Shape Downtown and In-Shape Quail Lakes have closed permanently, as have the Lathrop, Manteca West, Tracy 11th Street and Tracy Grant Line clubs. In March, the company closed its downtown Stockton headquarters.