Community Calendar highlights Shafter events and meetings
Sunday Prop 36 meetings at Free Will Baptist and Home Fellowship Church with NA at Nazarene Church. Weekly council, planning and auxiliary meetings across Shafter and Richland, plus AA and NA groups. Activities cover youth, 4-H, Folklorico, herbal groups, and recovery programs at multiple venues.
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Free Will Baptist Church
Redwood
Home Fellowship Church
California Avenue
The
Nazarene Church
W. Lerdo
Shafter Youth Council
City Council
Richland
Redwood School
Veteran’s Hall
James Street
Bakersfield
Alliance
Shafter
Central Avenue
Kern —Kern High
Sundale Avenue
Espanol
Mexican Baptist Church
E. Lerdo Highway
Shafter Veterans Hall
AARP
American Association of Retired People
Veterans Hall
Walker Senior Center
Sunset Avenue
Maple School
Shafter City
Pacific Avenue
Shafter Planning Commission
PTA
Richland Parent Teachers Association
Sequoia
Fresno Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Richland Activity Center
West Room
Alzheimer’s
Shafter Healthcare
Shafter Convalescent Hospital
East Tulare Avenue
Shafter Collaborative
Redwood Elementary
Shafter Ave
Shafter Women’s Club
Kiwanis
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Shafter Minter Field
Minter Field
Aviation Street
SAPD
Shafter Recreation and Parks Department Board of Directors
Sunset
Shaft
Shafter Historical Society
Central Valley Highway
Shafter Depot
California
Call
Christian Overcomers — Home Fellowship Church
Reformers Unanimous
Shafter Free Will Baptist Church
Redwood Drive
Jesus Saves Church
South Shafter Avenue
Happily Ever Shafter
Alcoholics Anonymous
Church of Christ
Minter Avenue
Kevin E
Lerdo Highway
Cub Scouts Form New Pack 913 In Shafter
The Boy Scouts of America launch Cub Scout Pack 913 at Sequoia Elementary with 13 boys and 9 adults. Pack meets Tuesdays at 6:30 pm in the Sequoia cafeteria. registration is $10 through 2008. Volunteers and donations welcomed. office opening planned at W H Walker Senior Center.
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Boy Scouts of America
Sequoia Elementary
Shafter
Jeff George
Sequoia
W.H. Walker
Shafter outlines economy plan to attract jobs and growth
Guinn emphasizes a resilient city model built on trade and manufacturing with an airport component and a retail sector still evolving. Plans include a $30 million intermodal rail project approved for $15 million by the state, plus new shops, a dentist office, and a Mission Bank branch to spur job creation and housing market improvement.
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Guvin
Guinn
Bakersfield
Shafter
California Transportation Commission
Shafter Sweet Shop
Little Caesar’s Pizza
Central Valley Highway
Mission Bank
Lerdo
Holiday Ford
UCSB Dean's Honors List honors Shafter student
Undergraduates at the University of California Santa Barbara earning winter quarter 2008 Dean's Honors List include Shafter resident Ashley Watson. The honor reflects a 3.75 GPA on at least 12 graded units in Letters and Science or 3.50 in Engineering, and is recorded on the students permanent records.
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University of California, Santa Barbara
Shafter
Ashley Watson
College of Letters of Science
College of Engineering
Police Log of Felony Warrants and Arrests on April 17 2008
Police log records three felony warrant related arrests on April 17 2008. At 9 50 a m at 596 State Avenue Augie Senoran Jr 26 male was arrested on a felony bench warrant. At 11 30 a m at 525 Pacific Avenue Victoria Ann Molina 20 female was arrested on another felony bench warrant. At 2 40 p m at Central Valley Highway Tulare Avenue William Joseph Sharp 44 male was arrested on a felony beach warrant.
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State Avenue
Augie Senoran Jr
WMA
Pacific Avenue
Victoria Ann Molina
HFA
Central Valley Highway
Tulare Avenue
William Joseph Sharp
City considers affordable transport for Taft College
RAITES presented to Shafter City Council on April 15 and the council welcomed the idea. City Manager John Guinn said staff would explore reliable affordable transport for Taft College students. Martinez, planning to supply student rider numbers, urged timing analysis. Call Martinez at 746-4670 for details.
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Shafter City
Shafter
John Guinn
Taft College
Martinez
Raites
Free screenings highlighted at health event
From page 1 a Healthy Start Coordinator Lori Roth stresses importance of free glucose and blood pressure screenings to raise awareness and reach parents, underscoring the need to spread the word about hidden health risks.
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Healthy Start
Laurie Roth
Shafter events offer dinner, choir and tryouts schedule
Rampage tail fundraiser starts at 6 p.m. to benefit Shafter High Athletic Boosters with dinner at 6:30 p.m. Reservations due May 12. Veronica Herrera at 746-4961 ext 17018. Richland Choir presents Annie at Shafter Vets Hall on May 7 with shows at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Both free. SHS Colorguard tryout workshop May 5 and 6, with tryouts May 8 in SHS Auditorium. Call 978-4393 for details.
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Shafter High School
Veronica Herrera
SHS
Richland Choir
Annie
Shafter Vets Hall
Shafter High
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Cub
Central Ave
Complete Ag Services
Cash Management Service
San Joaquin Bank
Delano
Diane Hendrick
FDIC
Sibank.com
Main
Stockdale
Rosedale
UC Santa Barbara
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