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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2007
Page
4
A Pacific region school culture analysis urges early action to curb bullying across the Central Valley. It links persistence of taunting to long term harm, urging adults to intervene, set firm rules, and foster a peer supportive community to keep schools safe for all students.
California environmental policy becomes a test of Governor Schwarzenegger’s commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The ARB navigation unfolds under new chair Mary Nichols, with AB32 aims and potential cap and trade details due for October.
On Aug 15 I interviewed Yazmina Cortinas. Born in Bakersfield and raised in Buttonwillow and Shafter, she now works at Shafter City Hall as a clerk. She loves Folkloric dance and recently joined a ballroom group while dreaming of leading an older troupe.
Senator Dean Florez held a Bakersfield news conference on August 14 after a judge overturned Kern County’s Measure E banning land application of sewage sludge. The measure, backed by over 83 percent of Kern voters, would curb hundreds of thousands of tons of treated biosolids dumped on local fields yearly. Florez urged Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa to negotiate alternatives and honor local health and environmental concerns.
Florez vows full defense of Measure E and seeks venue change to the 9th District Court of Appeals. He argues the Aug. 13 ruling harms Kern County residents for the benefit of Los Angeles, which ships most treated waste to Kern. The judge found Measure E discriminatory for not applying across all of Kern, touching on the commerce clause.
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