May 2013 Volume 37 No. 8. THE STARTING LINE The Prez. Boston Marathon

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1 Sundance Running Club's Monthly Newsletter May 2013 Volume 37 No. 8 CONTENTS The Starting Line. 1 More thoughts on The Boston... 2 SRC Meeting Minutes.. 2 SRC Calendar of Events Race Results Race Flyers Membership Form 11 R O T M Avenue of the Vines Half Marathon & 5K 7AM Sunday May 19 th Woodbridge Winery MEETING ON SUNDAY th 19 of May 6:30 PM THE HOPE S 2220 River Drive THE SPRINT THE STARTING LINE The Prez Boston Marathon I t s hard to say what those two words have meant to runners over the years. For numerous of our Sundance club members it has meant the pinnacle of achievement as a runner, even to have the privilege of qualifying. For runners and non-runners worldwide it has been a celebrated event rarely tarnished by scandal. It has become an American institution, which unfortunately, is also the very reason the Boston Marathon became a target for those with the intent of undermining the American ideal. Whether a terrorist is acting alone, with misguided ideals, or a group of individuals, Ricardo Guidolin was just coming around the corner, headed to the finish line Monday at the Boston Marathon when he heard a loud explosion. The Stockton runner was at mile 26 of the 26.2-mile race when he went to make the final turn and saw a huge billow of smoke. Then there was a second explosion, which he actually witnessed. "We knew when we looked up ahead and saw people staggering around that something had happened," the 75-year-old runner said. "Then the Boston (police) started running and they stopped us. There were about 7,000 of us that didn't finish because it had become a crime scene and Ricardo at the Boston chooses terrorism to draw attention to their issues, theiranti-american sentiments and resulting actions will only work against them to further strengthen the American resolve to deal with any terrorists. In the end there is no amount of justice administered, condolences or flowers given, or public recognition that can take place of the loss of a mother, daughter, or of the irreparable damage following the loss of a limb. My heart goes out to every individual who suffered from this ordeal and I pray that the wounds heal quickly. they had to shut down the race." Stephen Finishing the race? Improving his time? That suddenly became the last thing on his mind. "It's great to know that there are still people around that are helpful and good. The Boston PD, the emergency workers, the medical personnel, the volunteers. I can't say enough good about them and the work they did," he said. "I can't even think about me. When I have any thought, it's about the people that lost their lives and the people injured." Is he going to run again? "Of course," the veteran of more than 30 marathons said. "This can't stop me." S SRC s Web Page! Check it out!

2 Boston Makes Me Cry The fifteenth of April is my Mom s birthday. This is the day I set aside to revisit, and so keep alive, the memories of my mother. So I was already in a melancholy mood when I heard the news that two bombs had exploded near the finish line of this year s Boston Marathon. I cried when I heard the news, and I cry today just thinking about that day. First, I cry because there are bad people in this world. For whatever reasons, things go into a brain, things go on inside a brain, and sometimes what results, is a person who doesn t care about, or perhaps even thrives on, the grief, sadness, and despair they bring about through outrageous behavior. It does no good to try to figure out why there are bad people in this world. There are bad people and sometimes the thought of that makes me cry. Second, I cry because there are good people in this world. There are people who are trained to respond to emergencies. Providers of medical, police, and fire services are trained to keep their emotions in check and act to save and protect lives, even as they put their own lives at risk. I cry for these people and their families. There are other people who were not trained to provide such services, and yet many of them came through and saved lives too. People with no medical training, applied pressure to wounds, applied tourniquets to limbs, and in so doing, saved lives. They had no training, but like all of us, they knew that human blood is precious and ought not be flowing onto the street. There are good people in this world, and when I hear the stories of what they did on 15 April 2013, I tear up, I cry, and I am overwhelmed with the many demonstrations that there are so many more good people in this world than bad. Within each of us, lies the potential to become like the worst of us. Events like Boston, show that most of us have much stronger tendencies to rise up to be more like the best of us. -- Gerald Hyatt SUNDANCE RUNNING CLUB MEETING MINUTES th Sunday, April Treasurers Report: Club $ CAL 10: $ Steve has not held a marketing meeting yet. He is still trying to get more people interested in our club. The Record is one option but we have not been able to get them to publish our weekly runs in one of their weekly event issue or even get a response from them when they are called. The Asparagus Festival Run is Sunday, April 28th. Volunteers are needed to fill various spots on the run, plus help with registration and package pickup on Friday and Saturday before. Those interested can call Cindy Milford to volunteer. The May meeting will be held May 19th, due to Mother's Day falling on our regular meeting day. It will be at Ari Hope's residence. A great presentation was given by Jerry & Mary Hyatt on their trip to England. Lots of pictures shown, plus some history going along with the photos. No further business discussed. Respectfully submitted Marlene Kinser May The Sprint

3 BIRTHDAYS OF THE MONTH May PAUL BALESTRACCI (5/24) DAVID BRUCE (5/7) BETTY CRECELIUS (5/10) DANA GAYAGOY (5/14) JOHN HAMBRIGHT (5/21) CLARK HERZOG (5/4) JEFF KITTO (5/15) CINDY MILFORD (5/26) WENDY OKUHARA (5/7) TOM PAVLAKOVICH (5/25) RYAN PUTNAM (5/21) LEESA WILLARD (5/12) And Omitted because I forgot to do The Sprint March TOM ACEVEDO (3/21) TONY ACOSTA (3/4) JOHN AUSTIN (3/25) PETER BUGGY (3/28) FRANK CUNNINGHAM (3/10) JAMES CURRAN (3/15) NICK GASSNER (3/30) DEBRA HALBERT (3/29) DOUG HANCOCK (3/16) LYNN HOIDA (3/27) LES HOLLAND (3/2) JIM KING (3/16) MELISSA MINJAREZ (3/9) JILL MULLEN (3/9) FRANCES PARKER (3/2) SANDY SAFFIER (3/9) ROBERTA SCHRAMEK-MAZO (3/9) SUNDANCE RUNNING CLUB CALENDAR MAY 2013 th th th May 4, 11, th Saturdays May Sunday R.O.T.M. 19 th SRC Saturday Morning Fun Run. 8am. Grupe Park. Pre-run gathering for plotting races, arranging transportation/car pooling to away races, compare scars and other injuries, show off new shoes. Run2 or 5 Mile (with hill ) courses; sometimes they ll be muffins, coffee, juice after in the park before descending on a local hapless eatery for breakfast... Woodbridge: Avenue of the Vines Half Marathon and 5K. 7am. Both courses are flat and fast on county roads through Lodi s grape vineyards. Bring a bag of nonperishable food items for donation to the Emergency Food Bank. Directions: 99 North to Woodbridge Rd exit. South on Frontage Road, East on Woodbridge Road to the Woodbridge Winery. Online registration at search for Avenue of the Vines. Flier within... May Sunday 19 th SRC Monthly Meeting. 6:30 pm at Arie & Bev Hope s home, 2220 River Drive. Directions: from I-5 south, take Alpine Ave exit, turn east (left) under freeway, then immediately left (North) on Plymouth Rd which becomes River Drive; from I-5 north, take Country Club exit toward Alpine Ave. Stay straight on Plymouth Road and proceed as above. Lost? The Sprint 3 May 2013

4 Race Results The Dam Run 5K \ 19/2013 Orinda Ricardo Guidolin 24:52 D1! The Tiny Half 13.1M 2/9/2013 Galt Ricardo Guidolin 1:51:43 D1! Almond Blossom Run 2/23/2013 Ripon 1M Ricardo Guidolin 7:19 D1! 8K Ricardo Gudiolin 41:24 D1! Norcal ½ Marathon 13.1M 2/24/2013 Niles/Fremont Ricardo Guidolin 1:42:04 D1! S.O.S.Run 3/9/2013 Oakdale 1M Ricardo Guidolin 7:39 D1! 5K Ricardo Guidolin 24:40 D1! Surgical Artistry ½ Marathon 3/24/2013 Modesto Ricardo Guidolin 1:50:50 D1! Easter Run 5K 3/30/2013 Lodi Ricardo Guidolin 23:43 D1! American River 50 50M 4/7/2013 Sacramento Jeff Kitto 10:47:xx 37 minutes faster than last year!! Running of the Elk 13.1M 4/7/2013 Elk Grove Ricardo Guidolin 1:48:08 D1! YMCA Community Run 5K 4/13/2013 Stockton Marie Womack 35:58 D1! Ralph Womack 25:45 D2! Zoo Zoom 5K 4/14/2013 Mickey Grove Chiyo Shingu 30:17 D2! Boston Marathon 26.2M 4/15/2013 Boston Ricardo Guidolin TNA Capital City Classic 10M 4/21/2013 Sacramento Ricardo Guidolin 1:24:17 D1! Big Sur Marathon 26.2M 4/28/2013 Big Sur Dina Talbert 6:30:xx th 28 time at this event. The oldest woman of the Grizzled Vets - those who ve completed all Big Sur Marathons since it started!!! Spear-It Run 4/28/2013 Stockton 1M Ricardo Guidolin 7:06 D1! 5M Ricardo Guidolin 39:27 D1! Western Pacific Trail Run 10K 5/4/2013 Quarry Lakes (Fremont) Ralph Womack 59:54 D3! Jog-A-Dog 5K 5/5/2013 Lodi Ralph Womack 25:35 D1! Fiesta Bowl 5M 5/5/2013 Fair Oaks Chiyo Shingu 58:10 D2! Marlene Kinser 65:49 D1! Thanx! to those who ve sent in results. Send yours to: The NLE 3808 Falmouth Court Stockton or call or Nephronman@sbcglobal.net "If you start to feel good during an ultra, don't worry you will get over it." - Gene Thibeault Ultra runner May The Sprint

5 LODI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WARM UP FOUNDATION 23rd Annual Walk/Run Jazzercise of Lodi will be hosting a free prewalk/run warm up, beginning at 8:45am on the main stage near the Start and Finish line! COURSE 5K WALK A fitness walk that is fun for everyone! Remember 10,000 steps a day! EVENT DAY 5K POKER WALK Saturday, May 11, 2013 Not a race, a game of chance, open to everyone. Collect your hand at various stations along the 5K route. Poker hands will be read at the finish. Ante up! 7:30am: Day-of Registration begins 8:30am: 1 Mile Fun Run 8:45am: Pre-event Warm Up by 5K RUN A 5K run that is open to everyone, especially those with a competitive spirit! 1 MILE WALK & ROLL This non-competitive, fun walk is open to all individuals, families, groups and walkers including those pushing wheelchairs and strollers. Jazzercise of Lodi 9am: 5K Run, 5K Walk, 5K Poker Walk, Walk & Roll begin 1 MILE FUN RUN WHERE TO MEET Children and students are invited to participate in this fun run, where everyone is a winner! All activities begin in the Lodi Memorial Hospital parking lot at 975 S. Fairmont Ave, at York Street in Lodi, CA. Runners, walkers and rollers will follow a designated course through the picturesque streets of some of Lodi s oldest neighborhoods. Course is easy, flat and wide. The 5K and 1 Mile follow two separate courses. There will be 5 water stations (poker too) along the 5K course. All activities begin and end in the Lodi Memorial Hospital parking lot at 975 S. Fairmont Ave, at York Street in Lodi, CA. HEALTH FAIRE AND POST RACE ACTIVITIES All events will conclude in the Hospital s parking lot where participants and the public can enjoy entertainment, complimentary health screenings, Walk/Run related vendors, even a post Walk/Run massage! Poker cards will be read and prizes given to the top three hands. T-SHIRTS The first 1,500 pre-registered (by May 1) participants will receive a Walk for the Health of It event T-shirt! In addition, each finisher receives a special commemorative participation gift! REGISTRATION Registration and participant t-shirts are available at the following locations through May 1. Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation 845 S. Fairmont Ave., Suite 3 (available through event date) Lodi Memorial Hospital 975 S. Fairmont Avenue West Fitness 800 S. Lower Sacramento Road Loel Center 105 S. Washington Street Jazzercise of Lodi at Bella Terra 1110 W. Kettleman Lane, #17

6 (Non-Refundable) RAIN OR SHINE IT S FOR CHARITY! Registration Instructions: (Registration also available online at One registration form per person. Print clearly. Complete all information. Sign Waiver. Return completed registration with appropriate fees to Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation, 845 S. Fairmont Ave, Suite 3, Lodi Ca Make checks payable to Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation. Pre-registration (by May 1) is highly recommended. T-shirts are guaranteed to the first 1,500 registrants. LAST NAME FIRST NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP AGE (ON DAY OF RACE) PHONE Event: (Please check one box): 5K Walk 5K Poker Walk 5K Run I won t be participating in the Walk/Run but I would like to support the cause by purchasing an event t-shirt! 1 Mile Walk & Roll 1 Mile Fun Run PLEASE INDICATE T-SHIRT SIZE: ADULT: S M L XL 2XL CHILD: S M Male Female WAIVER: I hereby release and discharge in advance Lodi Memorial Hospital (Lodi Health), Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation, the City of Lodi, all agencies whose property and personnel are used, all sponsoring or co-sponsoring entities or individuals, from responsibility for any injuries or damages I may suffer as a result of my participation in the Walk for the Health of It. I hereby certify that I am able to safely participate in this event. I will additionally permit the use of my name and pictures in broadcasts, telecasts, newspapers, brochures, etc. and I also understand that the entry fee is non refundable rain or shine. As a participant, I certify that all information provided in this form is true and complete. I have read the entry information and certify my compliance by signature. ALL APPLICANTS MUST SIGN WAIVER (Parent/Guardian if under 18) Date (if applicable) LMH Employee Dept. BUSINESS/SCHOOL TEAM (IF APPLICABLE) Lodi Memorial Hospital Saturday, May 11, 2013 LODI MEMORIAL Fees (participation fees are non-refundable and non-transferable): $15 pre-registration for individuals (includes 1 T-shirt) $30 pre-registration for families (includes 3 T-shirts, 3 completed registration forms must be submitted if participating in walk/run). HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 23rd Annual Walk/Run Please make checks payable to: LODI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION Mail checks and registration forms to: Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation, 845 S. Fairmont Ave, Suite 3, Lodi Ca $ $ Contribution I won t be participating in the Walk/Run but I would like to make a tax deductible donation to Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation in the amount of: I would like to support the cause by purchasing an event T-shirt! 5K Walk 5K Poker Walk 5K Run 1 Mile Walk & Roll 1 Mile Fun Run Registration $ TOTAL $ LODI MEMORIAL Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Permit No. 269 Stockton, CA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 23rd Annual Walk/Run 845 S. FAIRMONT AVE., SUITE 3 LODI, CA BE PART OF THE TRADITION! SUPPORT OUR HOSPITAL! LODI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 23rd Annual Walk/Run Saturday May 11, 2013 Registration 7:30 a.m. 5K Walk 5K Poker Walk 5K Run 1 Mile Walk & Roll 1 Mile Fun Run Complimentary Health Faire BE PART OF THE TRADITION! SUPPORT OUR HOSPITAL!

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9 Sunday, May 19, 2013 Time: 6:30 a.m. registration/8:00 a.m. start Place: Castro Valley High School Redwood Rd. and Mabel Ave., Castro Valley, CA Benefits: Proceeds go to fund Castro Valley High School Athletic Programs Course: Course is through the gently rolling hills of scenic Castro Valley. Awards: 3 Deep in each age group (M & F) 12 and under, 13-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+ Special prizes for top 3 Male and Female race winners in 5K & 10K Registration Information: o Registration fee in advance is $30 (all ages) o Day off event registration fee is $35 (all ages) o Pre-Register Options (detach form below): Mail it to On Your Mark Events, PO Box 1199, Arnold CA Must be postmarked by 5/10/13 Drop off form at the CVHS main office by 4:00 p.m. on 5/13/13 or mail form to CVHS Athletic Boosters, Santa Maria Ave., Castro Valley CA Must be postmarked by 5/10/13 Register online at until 11:59 p.m. 5/16/13 credit cards accepted Water on course; water and fruit will be provided at the end of the race. Post-race Pancake Breakfast fundraiser-benefits CVHS Football program Run to Play Registration Form (Complete separate form for each participant) LAST NAME STREET FIRST NAME CITY ( ) Male Female 5K 10K XS S M L XL STATE ZIP PHONE CIRCLE ONE AGE CIRCLE ONE Adult T SIZES (circle one) ADDRESS (PRINT NEATLY) Designate Sport: CVHS Student? Grade: 5K RUN/WALK & 10K RUN $30 Pre-Registered: Online by May 16th ($35 May 19 - race day) 5K RUN/WALK & 10K RUN $30 Pre-Registered: Postmarked or dropped CVHS by 5/17/13 Post race Pancake Breakfast support CVHS Football program - $5.00 per person I can t participate but would like to make a donation or additional donations Total Enclosed (Make checks payable to CVHS Athletic Boosters) $ $ $ $ $ WAIVERS SIGNED AT PACKET PICKUP ON RACE DAY Cash, credit cards, and checks accepted on Race Day For more information or questions, vp@cvhsathleticboosters.org

10 sponsored by Sunday, May 26, :30 AM Race-Day Registration - 8:00 AM 5k Run/Walk - all age groups Location: Woodward Park: 710 East Woodward Ave., Manteca. From Highway 120 exit Main Street and head south. Turn left on Woodward Ave. and the park will be on your right hand side. ENTRY FORM $25 non-refundable entry fee if postmarked by May 18th or $35 if postmarked after May 18th. Water and restrooms available at check-in. Multiple aid stations available on the course. All participants will receive a FREE omelet breakfast after the race. Please check box if you are a member of 24 Hour Fitness Gym Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone #: Gender: Age: Date of Birth: Address: Shirt Size: Small Medium Large X-Large XX-Large (Parent or guardian if under 18 years old) I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity. I should NOT ENTER and run unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to abide by any decision of a race official relative to my ability to safely complete the run. I assume all risks associated with running in this event included but not limited to falls, contact with other participants, the effect of the weather, traffic, and the conditions of the road, all such risks being known and appreciated by me. In consideration for my entry I do hereby for myself, and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive and release the Welcome Home Heroes Foundation, its affiliates and subsidiaries, all its sponsors, agents, and representatives or assignors for any and all damages sustained and suffered by my connection with, my association with or entry in the race. I grant the Welcome Home Heroes Foundation to use images of me taken at this race. Signature: Date: 3 Ways to Register for the Christopher Braley Wounded Warriors 5K Run/Walk and pay before the pre-registration deadline of May 18th: Online: OR 24 Hour Fitness N. Main St., Manteca (through the Club Manager only, checks only - no cash will be accepted) Mail or bring your application and payment to Wounded Warriors 5k Run/Walk, 486 Button Ave., Manteca, CA After May 18th please register on Race Day Sunday May 26th. Registration begins at 6:30 AM. T-shirts are only guaranteed to those who are registered before May 18th.

11 Livermore-Pleasanton Firefighters Foundation 5 th Annual HOOK AND LADDER RUN Sunday, June 2, K RUN/WALK, 10K RUN AND KIDS ONE-MILE FUN RUN Start Time: 8:00 a.m. 5K and 10K (Registration/check-in: 6:30 a.m.) Place: Wente Vineyards Arroyo Rd, Livermore, CA Benefits: Course: The Livermore-Pleasanton Firefighters Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)3 that supports: Injured and Fallen Firefighters, Burn Foundation and Local Charities in the Tri Valley. The 5K is a run/walk that is 50% paved and 50% dirt road and is stroller friendly. The 10K is 90% dirt road and 10% paved road. Strollers are not allowed in the 10K. Both runs travel through Sycamore Grove Park and are very flat with only one hill on the 10K. No dogs. The Kids 1 Mile Fun Run (for ages 12 & under) will take place at Wente Vineyards at 9:30 a.m. Finisher ribbons, ice cream and fire prevention material for all kids. Send to: On Your Mark P.O. Box 1199 Arnold, CA Make checks payable to: Livermore-Pleasanton Firefighters Foundation (LPFF) Bib Pickup: All participants can pick up their race packet and T-shirt at Fleet Feet Sports, 234 Main Street, Ste. A, Pleasanton, Friday, May 31 st till Sat at noon. Awards: 3 deep in each age group (M & F) 12 and under, 13-17, 18-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+ Special prizes for top 3 Male and Female race winners 5K AND 10K Run Top 20 Male and Female both 5 and 10K receive a TOP TWENTY technical tee shirt Special top 3 Firefighter overall awards both 5 and 10K Great Raffle prizes eligible to all runners and additional tickets available for purchase Water and refreshments will be provided at the end of the race. Wente Vineyards will have additional food and wine tasting for purchase. No picnicking. WAIVERS SIGNED AT PACKET PICKUP OR RACE DAY Registration opens February and closes May 25 th or when we reach 1,500 entries so sign up early! LAST NAME STREET FIRST NAME ( ) M F Y N STATE ZIP PHONE CIRCLE AGE FIREFIGHTER? CITY ADDRESS Select Event 5K RUN/WALK $30 Through 4/30 ($37 5/1-5/25) 5K 17 & under $20 Through 4/30 ($27 5/1 5/25) 10K RUN $30 Through 4/30 ($37 5/1-5/25) 10K 17 & under $20 Through 4/30 ($27 5/1 5/25) 1-MILE KIDS RUN $10 Through 4/30 ($15 5/1 5/25) ADDITIONAL TAX DEDUCTABLE DONATION TOTAL T-Shirt: Youth S M L Regular S - M - L - XL XXL Pre-Registered receive shirt prior to start. Additional forms or register online at

12 Sundance RC MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Club WHAT IS SUNDANCE RUNNING CLUB? The oldest running club in Stockton. Interesting people who view running as a positive activity in their lives and community. A source of information and support to runners of all ages abilities. WHAT DOES MEMBERSHIP IN SUNDANCE RUNNING CLUB OFFER? Monthly Newsletter Monthly Meetings Race calendar and details Programs on running/total fitness Members' race results Food and interaction afterwards Training tips/special Features Check The Sprint for location Social Events Calendar 2nd Sunday of the month, 1830 hrs Training Opportunities Timed Fun Run; 2 thru 5 miles Saturdays 0800 hrs, Grupe Park call Steve & Jennifer McGill Weekend Long Run: 10+ miles are combined with Weekend Training Runs; 0630 hrs (ie. hills) usually in/around Linden call Karen Diekmeyer Weekday Track Workouts; Delta Track with Fleet Feet of Stockton. Tuesdays, Thursdays for info. Involvement in Stockton Running Community Staging Races -including the January CAL-10, April Asparagus Festival Run, Helping community groups put on races Social Events Holiday parties Post-race activities Fun-run Breakfasts Inter-club events Carpooling to out of town races HOW CAN YOU JOIN SUNDANCE RUNNING CLUB? Complete this form and mail, with your check (payable to Sundance Running Club), to: Sundance Running Club; P.O. Box ; Stockton, California Last Name First Name(s) Mailing Address Zip (+4, if you know it) / - / - Birth Date Area code Home Phone Area Code Work Phone Month Day Year address Personal Info (optional): Do you enter races? Favorite Distance? Marathons? (How many? ) Interested in Car Pooling? Willing to help SRC managing races? ANNUAL Individual or Family Student Member New Renewal DUES: $20 Annually $10 Annually Partial year dues: Join December-February: Individual/Family $15 / Student $7.50 March - May Individual/Family $10 / Student $5.00 June - August Individual/Family $ 5 / Student $2.50 FOR MORE FOR INFORMATION, PHONE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: Stephen Lofy, President Larry Frank, Newsletter Editor Rotating, Fun Run Dirs Cindy Milford, Comm. Race Coord Marlene Kinser, Secretary Arie Hope,, Treasurer WEB SITE: Stephen Lofy Webmaster

13 SUNDANCE RUNNING CLUB P.O. BOX STOCKTON, CA ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED NO MORE RED DOTS Renewal Date for all YEAR First Class Red dotted in error? Call the NLE! Sundance Running Club s Monthly Meeting will be held at THE HOPE S Directions within Sunday May 19 th at 6:30 o clock in the evening WALK FOR THE HEALTH OF IT TH SATURDAY, MAY 11, RACDE DAY REG 7:30 AM, LODI, AVENUE OF THE VINES ½ MARATHON AND 5K, th Sunday, May 19 7am Woodbridge Winery WOUNDED WARRIORS 5K WALK/RUN, th Sunday, May 26, 8am Manteca