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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2007
Page
1
The Shafter Public Health Department lists February 28 and March 8 clinics at 329 Central Valley Highway with several sessions for Family Planning Pregnancy Screening Immunization and Child Health. Appointments are required for all clinics except Immunization. Call 746-7562 for an appointment.
Richland School's library media centers begin the third quarter Project FLARE evenings for kindergarten through third grade families this month. Parents and students will enjoy story time activities and parent child reading tips. supervision is required for K-3 students. Sequoia Elementary hosts a Sequoia Library session on Thursday March 1 from 6 to 730 p.m. Also, Shafter American Legion Post 865 schedules a pancake breakfast at the Shafter Veterans Hall on Saturday March 3 from 6 to 1 a.m.
St Mark's near Shafter offers a 6 pm Wednesday service with a discussion and meal after. For details contact Fr Matthew Davis at 325 7107. The Shafter High School Class of 19 6 seeks missing classmates for their Sept 21 to 23 reunion. call Joyce Wilson at 587 5134 or Lila Mettler at 589 0639.
The Shafter City Council advanced the Shafter Fiber-to-the-Home project on February 20 with a 24000 dollar budget to build a backbone linking municipal facilities and Almond Grove housing where trenches exist. The plan adds fiber to Shafter High School and Sequoia Elementary and connects to 180 Connect for deployment, targeting stages at Almond Groves, Minter Field, ITTC, and the county building with a Homeland Security Tower planned soon.
The Richland School District announced a search for a new district superintendent at the board meeting as retiring leader Lyle Mack ends 30 years in service. The Kern County office leads the search with a special April 3 meeting to screen candidates and a May 24 announcement for the appointee, who starts July 1.
The Shafter City Council honored the Shafter Historical Society at its Feb 20 meeting, presenting a mural painting to Stan Wilson for the Depot Museum. The event ties to a May 12 Potato Festival with new exhibits. The council postponed a public hearing for Tentative Tract No. 6820 and referred it back for re-advertisement after a sale change.
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