North Park North Shafter to get potable water within months
Shafter officials announce a three year project to replace old pipes in North Park and North Shafter. Construction begins in January with grants and loans totaling about 924 thousand dollars. The aim is to provide potable water after residents had relied on wells or bottled water.
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North Park
North Shafter
Shafter Public Works
John Guinn
North Park/North Shafter
Shafter
Guinn
Kern County
Sellars Water Co
Curtis Bond
Farmers Home Administration
North Park Water Co
Mutual Water Company
Tulare Avenue
Highway 43
Fresno Avenue
Wasco
Gordon Drescher
Edward Petersen
Alice Sellars
Drescher
Petersen
Timothy
Terry Miller
Jeff Hays
Cathy Prout
Everett Fuller
Linda Gragg
Hays
Wade McKinney
John Barrett
Griffith Company
Roy Patrick
Economic outlook for Shafter in 1995 looks positive
National and state trends point to a good year for Shafter with rising interest rates a concern. Elk Corp roofing facility opens boosting jobs and tax base while CDFA pest control center at MFAD will employ 30 to 50 and support the San Joaquin Valley cotton industry. Local stores report a healthy holiday season as GDP rose 2.9 percent last year and Fed has raised rates six times since February to curb inflation.
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Shafter
Elk Corp
California
Sacramento
Commerce Department
United States
Federal Reserve
California Department of Food and Agriculture
CDFA
Minter Field
MFAD
Kern County
Roy Ashburn
San Joaquin Valley
Shafter Avenue
Tulare Avenue
Hemstedt
Santa at Shafter Convalescent Hospital Christmas Party
Santa Claus made a special appearance at the Shafter Convalescent Hospital Christmas party for residents, families, and guests. He distributed gifts to children and the Sausada family, while encouraging attendees amid music, cake, ice cream, a large tree, and soft stuffed animals.
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Santa Claus
Shafter Convalescent Hospital
Claus
Old Saint Nick
Kris Kringle
Sausada
Brianna Richards
Roy Patrick
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