Reading Dr Seuss Classics Brings Families Together
Golden Oak Redwood and Sequoia elementary teachers hosted a Dr Seuss reading night for kindergarten to third grade and parents at three cafeterias. Nearly a hundred local families participated in three stations tied to Green Eggs and Ham and Cat in the Hat activities funded by Target through Project F.L.A.R.E. The event emphasized family reading, with English and Spanish storytelling, parent read aloud time, picture walks, and hands on crafts celebrating Dr Seuss birthday.
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Marcia Krause
Richland
Dr. Seuss
Cat In the Hat
Project
F.L.A.R.E
Shafter community events February calendar and notices
Shafter Public Health Department announces February clinics with required appointments except immunization. Family planning February 27 9 to 11 am and 1 to 3 pm at 329 Central Valley Highway. Pregnancy screening and preventive adult health clinic at Shafter Senior Center Feb 21. St Marks Anglican Church hosts weekly dinners and stations of the cross Wednesdays starting Feb 6 at 6 pm dinner 7 pm service. AARP meets Feb 19 at 1 30 pm at W C Walker Senior Center with a special program. Sovereign Grace Church offers First Year Greek twice weekly beginning Feb 23 7 30 am at 280 S Beech Ave contact Jason Sexton 661 246 6028 magnifyxp juno com. Shafter Freestyle Wrestling signups coach Cain Maldonado 746 5267.
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Shafter Public Health Department
Central Valley Highway
Shafter Senior Center
St Mark’s Anglican Church
Sovereign Grace Church
S. Beech Avenue
Jason Sexton
Juno.com
Wrestling
Shafter PAL seeks volunteers for boxing league start
The Shafter Police Activities League plans a boxing league starting April 5 for about 40 local youths ages 10 to 18. The program at Richland Activity Center offers tutoring and recreation, funded by $10,000 in donations. Volunteers face background checks and signups are at the police department. The same article notes a high school teacher pleaded not guilty to two felonies in Kern County Superior Court and is free on $40,000 bond.
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Shafter Police Activities League
Moises Martinez
Martinez
Shafter Police Department
PAL
Richland
Shafter
Police Activities League
Shafter High
Kern County Superior Court
Bakersfield
Scheidemantel
Shafter Council approves multiple bids for police and city projects
The Shafter City Council awarded bids totaling $199,812 for police department expansion painting flooring tile and trellis work and approved upgrades to the emergency operations plan. Demolition of an abandoned sewer plant at Shafter Avenue Burbank Road will proceed in three phases with soil investigations and debris removal by Nix Demolition and Krazan and Associates.
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Reynew
Bardis
Selbach Painting
Shafter Police Department
Dacor Custom Coatings
Shafter
Callahan Ceramic Tile
WW Steel Fabrication
Central Valley Highway
Robert Olson Associates Inc
Charlie Firecoat
Shafter Avenue
Burbank Road
Krazan and Associates
Shafter Public Works Department
Nix
Waste Water Capital Improvement Fund
Minter Field
Manuel Park
Maple School History Part 5 seeks alumni photos and memories
Editor Ben Warkentin begins a 100th anniversary Maple School history in Wasco Tribune, requesting class photos memories and contact details from former students and staff. Include years attended events at the school and send to Ben Warkentin 1702 Morningstar Lane Fresno CA or call 559 433 9526.
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Ben Warkentin
Maple School
Wasco Tribune
Warkentin
Morningstar Lane
Fresno
H.A. Warkentin
Ben
Maple
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Shafter Freestyle Wrestling
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