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Wes Bowers

Wes Bowers

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Reporter, Lodi News-Sentinel

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Total articles 4469

  • A crash course in consequences: ‘Every 15 Minutes’ program offers a sobering reminder to Tokay students

    By Wes Bowers Verified| Lodi News-Sentinel Verified With prom less than a month away, Tokay High School administration and California Highway Patrol presented a sobering reminder to students about the consequences of driving under the influence on Thursday. Century Boulevard was closed to traffic between Ham Lane and Hutchins Street so students could simulate a fatal head-on collision as part of the annual Every 15 Minutes program.

    By Wes Bowers Verified · Lodi News-Sentinel

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Calif. FDs share lessons learned, hone skills with drone training

    By Wes Bowers Verified| FireRescue1 Verified By Wes BowersLodi News-SentinelWOODBRIDGE, Calif. — Seven fire departments converged on the Woodbridge Wilderness Area Tuesday morning, utilizing drones to locate two missing people and investigate the report of an illegal fire inside the park. While there was no fire, and the two missing people were actually mannequins, crews still guided their drones inside the park as part of a training exercise organized by the San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services.

    By Wes Bowers Verified · FireRescue1

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • A crash course in consequences: ‘Every 15 Minutes’ program offers a sobering reminder to Tokay students

    By Wes Bowers Verified| Lodi News-Sentinel Verified With prom less than a month away, Tokay High School administration and California Highway Patrol presented a sobering reminder to students about the consequences of driving under the influence on Thursday. Century Boulevard was closed to traffic between Ham Lane and Hutchins Street so students could simulate a fatal head-on collision as part of the annual Every 15 Minutes program.

    By Wes Bowers Verified · Lodi News-Sentinel

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Lodi News-Sentinel

Lodi, California, United States