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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2005
Page
4
A Shafter Junior Miss thanks the community for flowers gifts fruit baskets and well wishes received during the California Junior Miss State Competition. She recalls being called The Girl from Shatter in Rohnert Park and expresses pride in representing Shafter as Junior Miss while bidding farewell.
Rex M. Rogers argues that public colleges are admirable but Christian universities are essential. He notes public institutions often shy away from Christian expression, while Christian colleges allow exploration of faith, Christian values in issues, and open Christian scholarship. He lists Cornerstone University context and adds publisher details.
Ronni Carroll notes Kiwanis hosts the annual Shafter teachers luncheon with visits from Bakersfield Kiwanis interclub and local officials including Shafter Mayor Fran Florez. Lyle Mack and Jaime Quinonez introduced teachers as Sequoia Elementary School prepares to open and Kiwanis promotes the Sept 17 pancake breakfast.
This week schools begin in session as students settle in and start learning. Sequoia Elementary welcomed about 767 pupils at opening with new facilities and staffing supporting the start of the school year.
Redwood Elementary welcomes students with new kindergarten rooms and Sequoia grand opening planned for Aug 28 at 500 East Fresno Avenue. Richland district reports growth, boundary changes, and staff commendations while urging safe crossings and active parent involvement amid bullying awareness efforts.
The $5 million deal with American Media Inc signed as governor raised questions about bias in policy. Critics say the outside income could influence vetoes and regulatory decisions, including a high school steroid bill, while the governor claims no legal conflict.
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