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Emergency Food Bank announces new CEO
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STOCKTON — Mary Ann Lucero
began as chief executive officer
of the Emergency Food Bank of
Stockton/San Joaquin on May 13,
the nonprofit’s board of directors
announced Thursday.
Lucero replaces interim CEO
Gillian Murphy, a former San
Joaquin Delta College dean and
director of the Small Business
Development Center, who stepped
in on a temporary basis last fall after
the board dismissed previous CEO
Rick Brewer.
First and last
Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors couldn’t pull off their playoff magic in their final game at Oracle Arena. Champions for the past two seasons and three
of the past four, the Warriors lost to the Toronto Raptors 114-110 in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. It also was the 2,070th and final home at Oracle Arena, their home for 47
years; they move into their new state-of-the-art arena, Chase Center, in San Francisco, next season. [BEN MARGOT/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]
Injuries pile up, Warriors’
reign ends in farewell to
Oracle
By Tim Reynolds
The Associated Press
OAKLAND — In the end, they
were just battered and broken.
And now, they’re beaten.
The Golden State Warriors are
champions no more.
The reign ended Thursday night
in the last game they’ll ever play
at Oracle Arena, one where they
entered without Kevin Durant and
left without Klay Thompson. The
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“I believe that under Mary’s
leadership, the Emergency Food
Bank will begin to realize its true
potential as a partner engaged in
the difficult but rewarding work
of serving those in our commu-
nity who need a hand up,” board
Chairwoman Susanne St. Clair said.
Lucero holds a bachelor of sci-
ence degree in criminal justice
from Weber State University and
a master of public administration
from Southern Utah University.
She has 12 years of statewide
nonprofit and program manage-
ment experience, including serving
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roster depletion was just too taxing,
even for warriors like the Warriors
to bear, and they lost Game 6 of the
NBA Finals 114-110 to the Toronto
Raptors.
Toronto won the series 4-2, fin-
ishing it off a few minutes after
Thompson used crutches to hobble
out of Oracle and into perhaps an
uncertain future. He got hurt in
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as the executive director of Prevent and commitment to take the food
Child Abuse Utah, where her posi- bank to the next level. She is the
tion encompassed everything from perfect person for this position.”
strategic program planning, public Incoming board Chairman Steve
relations, systemwide collabora- Morales also gave Lucero a vote of
tion, fundraising, extensive project confidence: “With Mary’s guid-
management, legislative program ance, the Emergency Food Bank
policy creation and community will continue its passion for the
engagement. service we provide, and compas-
When asked why she sought out sion for those we serve. It’s a true
the Food Bank CEO position, Lucero honor to serve those in need in our
said, “I want to lead an agency that community and Mary brings that
assists as many historically under- same desire.” Mary Ann Lucero is the new chief
served populations as possible.” Upon arriving on her first day at executive officer of the Emergency
Murphy described Lucero as a the Food Bank, Lucero said, “Let Food Bank of Stockton/San Joaquin.
leader who “has the heart, talent, the adventure begin.” [COURTESY OF EMERGENCY FOOD BANK]
Trump assailed
for welcoming
foreign help
Democrats criticize
president for being open
to receiving assistance
in election
By Jonathan Lemire
and Lisa Mascaro
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — President
Donald Trump’s assertion that
he would be open to accept-
ing a foreign power’s help
in his 2020 campaign rico-
cheted through Washington
on Thursday, with Democrats
condemning it as a call for
further election interference
and Republicans struggling to
defend his comments.
Trump seemed to dismiss
the threat posed by Russia’s
interference in the 2016 elec-
tion, one that led to sweeping
indictments by special coun-
sel Robert Mueller, and his
incendiary remarks come
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the third quarter, fouled on a dunk The reign was done not long
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attempt and landing awkwardly on
his left knee — which buckled in a
afterward.
Golden State still had a chance,
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manner that’s often a telltale sign even in the final seconds. Stephen
of big trouble. Curry missed a 3-pointer with
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of the tunnel and returned to the have given the Warriors the lead.
court — drawing raucous cheers —
so he could shoot his free throws,
The actual ending came several
minutes later after long delays fol-
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after being evaluated. He made both for calling a timeout it didn’t have
shots, the Warriors then took a foul and then a long review of a foul on
a few seconds later and Thompson
retreated toward the locker room
Toronto’s inbounds pass with less
than a second left. DISTRICTS
again. A few minutes later, the word
came: Thompson was done for the
The Raptors didn’t mind waiting.
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