Shafter Public Health Clinic Dates And Community Events
The Shafter Public Health Department lists March clinics with appointments required for all except the Immunization Clinic. Also scheduled are a Family Planning Clinic on April 25, a Pregnancy Screening Clinic on April 25, weekly St. Mark's Episcopal Church discussions, a Health and Fitness Fair on April 27 at Richland Activity Center, youth baseball and softball registrations ongoing, the Shafter Stingray Swim Team season starting April 16, and IHSS orientations on April 18 at the Human Services Center. Contact numbers are provided for each event.
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Shafter Public Health Department
Central Valley Highway
Shafter Healthy Start
Kern and College Community Services
Richland
Call Shafter Healthy Start
Shafter Stingray
Shafter Pool
Recreation and Park District
East Tulare Avenue
Kern County Aging and Adult Services Department
IHSS
Shafter
Human Services Department
Career Services Center
North Central Valley Highway
Public Authority
Billy Reed
Cinco de Mayo
South Shafter sewer project faces funding hurdles
The South Shafter Projects Committee, after four years of work, seeks state Small Communities Wastewater grant funding to a seven million project serving Smith Corners, Cherokee Strip, Burbank, Thomas Lane, Southwest Shafter, and West Shafter. Estimated costs rely on USDA and local funding, with committee members urging faster action to avoid losing money.
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South Shafter
Smith Corners
Cherokee Strip
Burbank
Thomas Lane
Southwest Shafter
West Shafter
Dave Warner
Warner
USDA
South Shafter Projects Committee
Usda and
Rodriguez
Tom McCutcheon
Kern County Waste Management
Jeff Martin
American Refuse
McCutcheon
Kern County Waste Department
Drug Court Graduation Honors Shafter Offenders and Staff
Shafter Drug Court celebrates graduates as Judge Gary Ingle, probation officers Brian Ronan and Frank Herrera attend. Kern County official Santos Cepeda honored for founding help. program began in 1994. First time offenders enter Drug Diversion for 18 months, others on Prop 36 for 1–2 years with weekly counseling and random drug tests.
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Shafter
Ingle
Shafter resident Charon named Cinco de Mayo Grand Marshal
Paul Charon of Shafter Apple Market was chosen as Grand Marshal for the Cinco de Mayo Festival parade on May 5 after a letter from Deanna Rodriguez-Root, co chair of the Cinco de Mayo Committee. Charon is noted for community service, youth programs, Kiwanis Club treasurer duties, and involvement with the Shafter Chamber of Commerce and Community Chest fundraisers. He moved to Shafter from West Hills in 1997 and supports performing arts and youth activities locally.
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Paul Charon
Shafter
Deanna Rodriguez-Root
Charon
Deanna
Rodriguez-Root
Kiwanis Club
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Shafter Community Chest
Kindergarten Roundup Pools Services at Shafter Clinic
Parents of future kindergartners lined up at the Shafter Healthy Start office converted into a two day clinic on April 10 and 12 for the annual Kindergarten Roundup. Coordinator Monte Albalos said the event offered physicals dental screenings immunizations and help filling out forms in one stop to ready children for school.
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Shafter Healthy Start
Monte Albalos
Albalos
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St. Mark’s
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Matthew Davis
Ball
Shafter Recreation and Park District
Rec
Lion
Gary Rodriguez
Kern County
Jon McQuiston
McQuiston
Shafter Drug Court
By Melissa Hill
Cinco de Mayo Grand Marshall
Susie Rodriguez
Alternative Dental Hygiene of
California
Isabel Rodriguez
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