Shafter High Sports Kick Off 2011 Season Wide
Fall sports begin with football scrimmages at Strathmore and season opener against Robert F. Kennedy HS at Cesar Chavez High. JV and VAR schedule, volleyball and golf matches start, tennis fixtures planned, booster events October 22 poker night and November 5 Hall of Fame induction at Shafter Vet's Hall.
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Generals
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Sierra Pacific HS
Hanford
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Porterville
Ishida
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Gary Whitbey
Robert F. Kennedy HS
RFK
Cesar
McFarland
River Lakes Golf Course
GVHS
Shafter
Mira Monte
MMHS
Vet’s Hall
Shafter Vet's Hall
Shafter High School
Arrest Log Sees Multiple Suspects Across Counties
Isaac Sergio Espinoza 21 of Shafter arrested August 19 for injuring a spouse and cruelty to a child. Robert Phinney 29 of Bakersfield arrested August 20 for paraphernalia possession and an outside warrant. Robert Lloyd Madson 39 of Bakersfield arrested August 20 for DUL. Rhonda Kay Turriff 45 of Wasco arrested August 20 for petty theft. Martin Jaramillo Hernandez 43 of Shafter arrested August 20 for disorderly conduct. Anthony David Hiracheta 35 of Shafter arrested August 21 for injuring a spouse and child cruelty. Daniel Lomeli Herrera 23 of Shafter arrested August 21 for a bench warrant. Juan Reyes 18 of Shafter arrested August 21 for a bench warrant. Anabel Sanchez 31 of Shafter charged with battery and child cruelty. Jorge Avila Morales 42 of Shafter charged with disorderly conduct. David Cruz Ortiz 39 of Shafter arrested August 22 for controlled substance paraphernalia and bicycle riding under the influence. Jesus Armando Chacon 42 of Rosario and Hernandez Martinez 46 of Shafter arrested August 22 for possession and transport of controlled substances, driving with suspended license, and bench warrant. Felipe Espinoza Jr 27 of Shafter arrested August 23 for an outside agency warrant.
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Isaac Sergio Espinoza
Shafter
Robert Phinney
Bakersfield
Robert Lloyd Madson
Rhonda Kay Turriff
Wasco
Martin Jaramillo Hernandez
Anthony David Hiracheta
Daniel Lomeli Herrera
Juan Reyes
Anabel Sanchez
Jorge Avila Morales
David Cruz Ortiz
Jesus Armando Chacon
Rosario Hernandez Martinez
Felipe Espinoza, Jr
Senior Lunch Reservations Open in Shafter and Wasco
Reservations are required one day in advance for senior meals served at 11:45 a.m. in Wasco and Shafter. Seniors 60+ suggested donation is $2, under 60 costs $5. Menu subject to change. Call Wasco 758-2755 or Shafter 746-7838. Week of Wed Aug 31 to Wed Sep 6 unavailable.
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Shafter
Wasco
Baby Eli Vaughn Crane Born in Bakersfield California
Eli Vaughn Crane was born August 16, 2011 at 4 54 am at San Joaquin Community Hospital Bakersfield California weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces and 20 inches long to Evian and Amber Crane. Maternal grandparents are Carl and Brenda St Clair of Bakersfield and paternal grandparents are Vaughn and Dixie Crane of Shafter. Eli is the couple's first child.
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Evian
Amber Crane
Eli
Carl and
Brenda St. Clair
Bakersfield
California
Vaughn
Dixie Crane
Shafter, California
Amber
San Joaquin Community Hospital
Consequences of Choices in David and Life’s Wise Path
The pastor’s study explores Adam’s inherited sin, David’s fall from lust to murder, and the lasting consequences. It emphasizes personal responsibility, repentance, and the hope of complete forgiveness in Jesus Christ, noting that life is hard and temptations real yet grace provides healing.
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David
Nathan
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Back to School Safety Tips for Families
Safe Kids USA urges parents to walk the school route with children before the year begins to spot hazards and choose a safer path. Drivers should slow, focus on kids near intersections and driveways, and avoid distractions while kids cross streets with an adult or at signals.
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Safe Kids USA
Grants to California bolster habitat acquisition and conservation
USFWS funds totaling over 24 million dollars support habitat acquisition and conservation planning in California counties. Grants, authorized by the Endangered Species Act, back Habitat Conservation Plans and land acquisitions through three CESCF programs, aiding collaboration with landowners, conservation groups, and local governments to protect threatened species. Authorities note HCPs enable lawful activities with conservation safeguards, while NCCP ties plans to California statute.
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California
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Endangered Species Conservation Fund
CESCF
Dan Ashe
Habitat Conservation Plan
John McCamman
California Department of Fish and Game
DFG
Bakersfield
San Joaquin
Fws.gov
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