Our player’s gift wrapped the win for our critics this past Saturday. Lathrop Cricket is proud of the come back from our players who with the exceptional batting performance turned a game that was nearly on the brink of a loss into a great win. Not to undermine the performance of our bowlers and fieldsmen as they used every tactical defense to suppress runs. Our batting order with their aggressive offence brought the win home and this credit goes to four players who stood out amongst their peers; Harry, Ajit, Gurpiar and Arsh. With the steady and cool minded batting, these four batsmen proved to our critics that cricket is a game of chance and luck. Though some of them have had a rough go after their successful debut to the team, Lathrop GIANTS officials had full confidence in the ability of its players coming out of the slump and re-engaging their talent once again in games. Our undefeated stride has been because of the hard work, our passion for cricket and team work. Congratulation to Arsh for his outstanding performance during the SJ Panthers game and special thanks to the commitment of the players who provided excellent partnership and support to Arsh.
- United StatesSonny Dhaliwal, a city councilman in Lathrop in San Joaquin County in Central California, has announced his candidacy for mayor of that city.
The Stockton-based American Punjabi Chamber of Commerce has endorsed his candidacy, Rex Dhatt, public relations officer of the APCOC, said.
Dhatt in a press release said Dhaliwal is a “solid family man who we value for his integrity." (His) vision for Lathrop’s growth encompasses the greater Stockton region. This makes him an exciting candidate for local business owners.”
Dhaliwal was first elected in 2006 and served as vice mayor from 2006-08. The Indian American was re-elected to the city council in 2010. The father of four children, he and his wife, Ruby, moved to Lathrop in 1996.
The Lathrop City Council recently asked the San Joaquin County grand jury to investigate current Mayor J. “Chaka” Santos, after an outside investigator submitted a report alleging Santos “made inappropriate personal comments” to an unidentified female city employee.
Santos, elected in 2010 to serve a two-year term, is up for reelection this fall. He has called the allegations “politically motivated.”




























