Shafter Community Meeting Updates on Projects and CCF Plans
The February 9 1999 Pam comments note a February 11 workshop at Vet's Hall to review options for a downtown project and a possible Community Correctional Facility expansion. Budgets of 1.6 to 2 million in phase one with Redevelopment funds and CDBG grants. Freedman Tung and Bottomly hired for design. A butterfly garden concept eyed as 8000 to 10000 square feet. study costs benefits and marketing. A delegation will tour butterfly gardens in Colorado and Texas. The state CDC plans to issue four new 500 bed CCFs with proposals from public and private entities. Sacramento meeting January 12 reviewed requirements. city will assess economics, risks, and workshops if beneficial. contact City Manager John Guinn at 746-6365.
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Snowbound Memories From a Michigan Childhood
Margaret Baker recalls winters in Michigan from her youth, describing heavy clothing like leggings and wool jackets, making snow forts, ice skating on community rinks, and the shift from radio to television. She notes street life, boys throwing snowballs, and evenings watching Amos and Andy and Milton Berle, with paper dolls and classic fairy tales shaping dreams.
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Prayer and moral wake up call from Pastor John Wright quote
A pastor urges Americans to turn to Jesus amid moral decline citing a Kansas legislative prayer by Pastor Joe Wright. He argues inner decay precedes national downfall, warns of judgment, and invites readers to seek faith and pastoral guidance locally.
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