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St. Joseph’s Offers Two “Green” Community Health Education Opportunities

St. Joseph’s Offers Two “Green” Community Health Education Opportunities

The Backyard Herbalist. Learn about how that lavender, thyme, and dandelions in your backyard may contain green, growing anti-bacterials, anti-fungals, astringents and emollients, which actually have healing properties! Learn how to identify them and use them to “green up” your medicine cabinet!

Presenter: Glenda Glass, Clinical Herbalist, Clinical Microbiologist, CLS

Wednesday, March 30, 6 – 8 p.m., St. Joseph’s Medical Center Auditorium

To pre-register, please call: 461-5061. 

Grow Your Own Health. You can find out how to grow your own veggies, naturally and organically. Not only that, but you will also learn how to find the balance and serenity in your outdoor spaces using principles of Feng Shui. Get ideas that will fill you with inspiration to take home!

San Joaquin County Home & Garden Show this weekend

San Joaquin County Home & Garden Show this weekend

STOCKTON - Looking for something cool to do this weekend? The San Joaquin County Home & Garden Show will take place this Friday through Sunday, March 25-27 at the Sherwood Mall Event Center (formerly Gottschalks), located at 5308 Pacific Avenue. The show will be open 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Stockton's premiere home and garden show will feature an exciting array of vendors, contests and promotions. The show is the place to find all types of home improvement vendors under one roof, providing a convenient way current and future homeowners to have all of their questions answered.

General admission tickets cost $3, seniors $1 on Friday only.

Get Your Garden Growing And Keep Your Family Healthy

Get Your Garden Growing And Keep Your Family Healthy

Gallery showcase: The Ayana Bath Caddy

Gallery showcase: The Ayana Bath Caddy

Our friend Ms Lady Goats has done it again!  She literally built this fine friend the day it posted!  I adore the color, and I’m pretty fond of the final use for it, that she settled on…


What would you use it for?


I was thinking this would be fabulous for my own personal needs to make it a tad wider and use it for filing and paper!


Free DIY Furniture Plans for this unit can be found here…and to read about her build, visit her here~


Stockton awarded $568,000 for March Lane improvements

STOCKTON - The City of Stockton was awarded over $568,000 in grant funds for landscaping improvements for a 3-acre bike and pedestrian trail along March Lane from Pershing Avenue to Precissi Lane, south of Delta College.

Improvements will include street trees, turf, shrubs and an educational garden with information for city residents about plants that thrive in the valley climate.

"I am proud of this project," said Councilwoman Diana Lowery, who was apart of the planning process for improving the March Lane corridor. "It is an excellent example of the city, community partners and the state working in concert."

The funds, awarded in December, were made available by Proposition 84 and are administered by the state's Strategic Growth Council.