Senior Center site decision hinges on cost and location in Shafter
The Shafter Senior Citizens Center faces a site choice between the Boy Scout Hall on Sunset Avenue and the Veterans Memorial Hall on James Street. Decisions depend on Kern County General Services cost figures and which site better serves seniors. CDPD analysis favors Scout Hall for isolation and use, but parking constraints and transfer terms pose issues. The project cost is about 284,850 dollars, adding 2,000 square feet to a 1,075 square foot Scout Hall plan with a kitchen and dining areas.
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Senior Citizen Center
Shafter
Boy Scout Hall
Sunset Avenue
Veterans Memorial Hall
James Street
Kern County General Services Department
Mike Kelley
Senior Citizens Center
Parks District
Shafter Recreation and Parks District
Ton and Park District Board
Kern County Communitylopment Program Department
CCPD
AARP
Wales
Veterans Hall
Scout Hall
Oena
Shafter Service Clubs
CDPD
Public supports Mayor Link amid Shafter council rally
Public support for keeping Loyd Link as mayor appears stronger than opposing calls for resignation after last week’s City Council meeting. Councilmember Wise plans no further action, while a 121-name petition backing the mayor was presented. The meeting also discussed Rodriguez Park renovations and a proposed $5,000 LAPD Board contribution via the Shafter Recreation and Parks District.
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Loyd Link
Shafter
George Wise
Mike Byrd
John Means
State Assembly
Tom Sheets
Lee Thomas
Chuck Johnson
Art Kadel
Link
Itlke Byrd
Aoe Carth George
Little
Wise
Rodriguez
Shafter Recreation and Parks District
Lapd Board of Directors
Recreation District
Shafter Recreation & Parks District
Shafter Students Dominate Kern County Academic Decathlon
Four Shafter High School students earned top honors at the Third Annual Kern County Academic Decathlon held November 20 at Bakersfield West High. Gail Monk won scholastic speech and tied for second in English and literature while tied for third in fine arts. Curt Rolff took first in varsity math, Steve Thurlen was second in varsity biology, and Susan Carter placed second in the honor division social science. Shafter’s team, coached by Nichols, joined about 200 competitors from 24 high schools in a day of tests in English, fine arts, sciences, math, social science, career education, and essay writing. The county championship was won by High West, with Burroughs second and Desert third. the Super Quiz was won by Burroughs and North tied for third. Plaques and team trophies were awarded at West High Nov. 20.
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Shafter High School
Kern County
Bakersfield
West High School
Gail Monk
Burroughs High
Ridgecrest
Burroughs
Highland
Curt Rolff
Steve Thurlen
Susan
Shafter High
Susan Carter
Michael Frey
Kim Haag
Kara Nickelsen
John Paveletich
Steve Thullen
Nichols
Shafter
High West
Will Keunty
Chapman College of Burroughs High
Desert High
Edwards Air Force Base
North
Teen Challenge Offers New Life Paths for Addicts in Shafter
Teen Challenge operates a 24 bed induction center in Shafter for heroin and methadone addicts from Hawaii to New York, with three months there and a year in Riverside. Programs emphasize Christ centered recovery, 24 hour supervision, counseling, and community service, guided by Resident Director John Booster and counselor Rod Tidwell.
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Teen Challenge
Shafter
John Booster
Rod Tidwell
Jose Cortez
Steve Jones
Bob Raines
Boester
Tidwell
Booster
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Catherine Hess
N.Y
Shafter Teen Challenge
Somersee
United States
San Diego
Los Angeles
Orange County
Pianabereficad
Ventura
Christian Life School
Riverside
Southern California
Teen Challenge Ministries Institute
Seen Challenge
Bakersfield
Shafter Induction Center
Red Tidwell
John Boester
Sheldon Named La Verne City Manager in Place of Dismissed Leader
Sheldon, formerly Arroyo Grande city administrator, will become La Verne city manager on November 22 at a salary of 46000 dollars. La Verne, larger than Arroyo Grande, borders multiple cities creating a metro complex, with influence from the University of La Verne and Claremont Colleges shaping a small town feel as population growth accelerates.
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Bill Sheldon
Shafter
Arroyo Grande
LaVerne
Times - Press Recorder
Sheldon
la Verne
University of la Verne
Claremont Colleges
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