Build a Bike program aims to give free bicycles to youths
Shafter youth council with support from the police department city officials and community partners plans the Build a Bike project to provide children under 18 with complete bicycles and hands on assembly guidance. Volunteers and mentors will engage families in a learning experience centered on teamwork and responsibility.
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Shafter Youth Council
Shafter Police Department
Community Action Partnership of
Kern
Shafter Recreation and Park
Krystal Pierce
Jared Vanderpool
Shafter
Charlie Firecoat
Shafter health and church events announced for April
The Shafter Public Health Department lists March and April clinics at 329 Central Valley Highway including Family Planning on April 25 from 8:30 to 4 and Pregnancy Screening from 9 to 11. An Immunization Clinic is April 9 from 3 to 5, and a Child Health Clinic is April 12 from 8:30 to 11:30. Also a Psalm service April 5 at 7, Good Friday April 6 at 7, Easter Sunday April 8 at 10, plus a Passion of the Christ screening April 11 at 6. Calls for info to Fr. Matthew Davis at 325-7107. Health Fair by National Health Services Inc. April 5, 1 to 3 at 655 South Central Valley Highway with screenings and resources. Magdalena at 760-1557 or 428-9142. Shafter Healthy Start Kindergarten Round-Up April 10 and 12, 8 to 3:30 at the Healthy Start MORE on pace.
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Shafter Public Health Department
Central Valley Highway
Matthew Davis
National Health Services Inc
South Central Valley Highway
Call
Magdalena
Shafter Healthy Start
Seventh Shafter Boys Summit Focuses On Gang Violence Prevention
The seventh annual Shafter Boys Summit, hosted by Community Action Partnership of Kern and Shafter Health Start, drew about 150 youths on March 31. It featured workshops on self esteem, communication, and STD prevention, plus a 3 on 3 basketball session. TJ Camargo, wheelchair bound and 18, spoke on violence's impact while Jeremy Najera urged education to pursue lawful paths. attendees shared personal insights and parental involvement was noted.
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Shafter Boys
Community Action Partnership of
Kern and
Shafter Health Start
Bakersfield
Antony Coleman
Francisco Gutierrez
Kern
Shafter
Healthy Start
TJ. Camargo
Camargo
Jeremy Najera
Najera
Resurrection Car Club Aims to Help Local Youth
The Resurrection Car Club, formed just a month ago, unites 30 members under president Paul Reyes to positively influence local youth. Members, through diverse backgrounds and talents, pledge to build role models and support community programs, with a major project to create a baseball diamond for youth activities.
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Resurrection Car Club
Paul Reyes
Reyes
Car Club
New Las Rosas Grand Opening in Wasco
Heller Development unveils Las Rosas in Wasco with five model homes at Palm and Filburn Avenues. Planned 306 lots with single and two story homes priced from about 229 990 to 318 990, 1251 to 2473 square feet, plus three car garages and options. Visitors from Delano Shafter Fresno and Los Angeles attended. contact 661 758 8060 for details.
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Las Rosas
Heller Developments
Wasco
Palm and
Filburn Avenues
Heller
LA Times
California
Wendy McAuliffe
Heller Development
Delano
Shafter
McFarland
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Ken Kessler
Ginger Clemney
Lydia Guillen
Joseph Ramos
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Dean Long
Shafter Recreation and Parks
Ralph Gonzalez
Shafter Police
Charlie Fivecoat
St. Mark’s
Marcus Martinez
Shafter High
Martinez
Beverly van Dyke
la Rosas
Zerker Road
Lerdo Highway
Sgt. Burnett
New Car Club