Fourth Lerdo escapee captured in Bakersfield
Eddie Bustamante, one of four Lerdo Male Minimum Facility escapees from June, was caught in Bakersfield near 3701 Q Street after a 50 yard foot chase. A glass meth pipe, shotgun, marijuana and scales were found. He faces multiple charges and $345,000 bail. Female driver released. three other escapees already captured.
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Department of Corrections
Kern County
Richard Wood
Wood
Q” Street
Bakersfield
Eddie Bustamante
Bustamante
Q” St
CDC
Bakersfield Police Department
Kern County Sheriff's Department
Cory Garrett
Brian Smith
Robert Byas
Shafter Public Health Announces August Clinic Schedule
The Shafter Public Health Department lists August clinics at 329 Central Valley Highway with calls to 746-7562 for appointments except for the Immunization Clinic. Sessions include Immunization Aug 14 3 5 p.m.. Child Health Aug 10 8:30-10:30 a.m. and 1-2:45 p.m.. Family Planning Aug 23 8:30 10:30 a.m. and 1-4 p.m.. Pregnancy Screening Aug 23 9-11 a.m.. Senior Health Screening Aug 17 9 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Shafter Senior Center. The General Municipal Election is Nov 7. nomination papers available July 17–Aug 11 5 p.m. from City Clerk at City Hall 336 Pacific Avenue. two City Council seats open. Football practice for Shafter High School began July 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the sports complex. St Jude Dream Home tours Aug 25 9 a.m.–9 p.m.. tickets available for purchase.
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Central Valley Highway
Shafter Senior Center
Shafter
City Hall
Pacific Avenue
Shafter High
St. Jude Dream
Shafter Coed Softball League Opens 2006 Registration
The Shafter Recreation and Parks District invites Kern County residents aged 21 and older to join eight team Adult Coed Softball. Registration runs through August 18 with all fees due by the deadline. Season dates are August 21 to September 15. for details call 746-3303.
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Kern County
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Parking lot birth at Joy Carino Kimpo clinic
Two medical technicians and a doctor from National Health Services Inc assisted a woman who delivered a healthy baby boy in her car outside the Joy Carino Kimpo Women's Health Center on James Street. The mother and newborn, weighing over five pounds, were taken to Kern Medical Center. Police and emergency crews responded.
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National Health Services, Inc
Joy Carino Kimpo Women’s Health Center
James Street
Mona Dawar
Marisa Orozco
Betty del Torro
Orozco
Isaias Coelho
Coelho
Dawar
Shafter
John Zrofsky
Hall
Kern County Fire Department
Kern Medical Center
Kern County declares local emergency over extreme heat
Kern County issued a seven day emergency proclamation due to a severe heat wave. The order allows disposal of dead farm animals at the Arvin landfill and postpones general public access while rendering plants in the valley are overwhelmed. Farmers may choose landfill disposal for 70 dollars per ton or compost on farms with 24 hour notice to Waste Management.
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Kern County
Kern County Board of Supervisors
Ronald Errea
Arvin
Modesto
Daphne Harley
Waste Management Department
Doug Landon
Landon
London
Louie Cervantes
Kern
Cooling centers to stay open during power outages in county
With a record heat stretch and rolling blackouts, Kern County keeps the Shafter Veterans Hall open as a cooling center with power and AC. Other centers on emergency power include most, except North of the River Veterans Hall Ven Aus tin Senior Center and Wasco Recreation Building, per Parks and Recreation director Bob Lerude. The Cooling Center program aids elderly and disabled residents, coordinated by the county Parks and Recreation and Adult Aging and Services departments.
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Shafter Veteran’s Hall
Bob Lerude
Kern County Parks and Recreation
River
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