Early spring bloom paints town with vivid color
The narrator notes roses opening in two weeks with large yellow varieties dominant, while pink Indian hawthorn and azaleas brighten yards. Winter blooms fade as spring annuals appear, including petunias, poppies, ixia, and red valerian. Ixia bulbs, planted six years ago, now yield about 50 tall stems. they need minimal water when dormant and resemble African corn lilies, not true lilies, tying to a Song of Solomon verse about lilies.
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CSUB Freshman Day to Welcome Incoming Students
California State University Bakersfield hosts Freshman Day on Saturday April 22 in two sessions at 8:00 AM and 9:30 AM at the Dove Theatre. A general orientation for students and parents is planned with President Horace Mitchell set to welcome admitted freshmen entering April 5, 2006.
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Dove Theatre
Horace Mitchell
Matt Ducatt
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Magnuson
Dorothy Donahoe Hall
Police Log And Spring Carnival Details
Police log lists arrests and incidents across many locations including State Avenue and Central Valley Highway with ages 18 to 45 and offenses such as drunkenness drugs and vandalism. The article then outlines CSUB Freshman Day and Spring Carnival events with dates activities and information sessions and contact numbers for more details.
College: Making It Happen event for middle schoolers in Bakersfield
The California Student Opportunity and Access Program with Kern County districts Bakersfield College and CSU Bakersfield hosts College: Making It Happen on April 29 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at BC 1801 Panorama Drive. Free, bilingual sessions in English and Spanish cover college eligibility, financial planning, high school prep, and skills for success, plus lunch and gifts for attendees.
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Kern County
Bakersfield College
California State University
Bakersfield
Panorama Drive
California Focus on Immigrant Labor and Compromise
The piece argues immigrant labor is essential in California and guest workers often stay beyond their time, complicating policy. It notes no clear remedy yet and predicts a compromise likely to disappoint both sides of immigration debate. Elias promotes a cancer treatment book and notes a second edition.
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