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Easter weekend is here, and we’ve rounded up a handful of family-friendly events across Stockton — from egg hunts and bunny photo ops to spring concerts and brunches. Whether you’re staying close to home or venturing out, there’s something for everyone.
Also in this edition: A judge has dismissed Stockton Councilmember Michele Padilla’s request for a restraining order against an 80-year-old man, Stockton prepares to join a national protest against the Trump administration this weekend, and local food banks are struggling to keep up after federal aid was cut.
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Today’s top story
5 ways to celebrate Easter in Stockton and beyond
By Daniel Garza • Stocktonia
Looking for something fun to do this Easter weekend? Here’s a quick roundup of local events for all ages — from egg hunts and bunny photos to concerts and brunches: Read on for a sampling of events from Visit Stockton and community event organizer. 1. Easter at the University Park World Peace Rose GardenLocation: University Park World Peace […]
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