2000 remembered for growth and change in Shafter
A two part year in review for Shafter highlights 2000 growth and change. Notable events include Virginia Brownell’s passing, new leadership at the Research and Extension Center, district graduations, budget plans, park memorials, and multiple civic developments from a water test to a new veterans wall. Community figures and students figure prominently.
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Shafter
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Shafter Press
Virginia Brownell
Shane T. Ball
San Joaquin Valley Cotton Board
Dick Bassett
Richland Junior High
Shafter High School
Richland
Tice
Minter Field
Shafter Memorial Park
Dean Florez
American Legion Auxilary
Cathy Morgan
Woody Colvard
Fran Florez
Garry Nelson
Mary Brooks
Dave Thomas
Ronni Carroll
Kern County District Attorney’s
Green Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Edward A. Brown
Kern County
Shafter’s
Larry Starrh
Kern County High School
Shafter Generals
Wasco Tigers
SHS
Jesus Christ
California state parks cut fees effective January 2001
California state parks reduce camping fees and remove most day use charges in remaining parks while eliminating boat fees. Senior passes drop from twenty to ten dollars and new reservation premiums apply through parks ca gov news archive.
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California
Gray Davis
Califor
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Margaret Baker
Sonic Drive-In
CalTrans
Everett Haskins Jr
Robert Hagen
Prac
Ernest Siemens
Chamber of Commerce
New Town Square
Eli’ Shafter
Everett
Lou Gomez
Scott Deatherage
Tony Figueroa
Parks
Discount Motors
Smart Choice
Main Street
Lamont
Jimmy
Eeemer Teatta
Ett
Fifth Ave
Toyota Cressida
Frida
Doe
Portland
GOLB
Chester Avenue
Walker Street
High Street
Delano