23 Jan 2002
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2002
Page
1
Valley Bible at 350 Pine Street hosts a Chord Family Night Rally on January 23 at 6 15 p m with Ray and Opal Lutke listed as participants. Refreshments follow at 7 15 p m. The church invites community members to attend for fellowship and music.
Shafter High School invites eighth grade students and families to a GATE information session in the school library from 6 30 to 8 p m on February 7 2002. Visitors will meet staff and learn about the program benefits.
Parents protested a K-5 configuration and boundary plans discussed for a January 22 meeting. The district faces growing enrollment, aging infrastructure, and a committee recommendation to adopt K-5 elementary schools while expanding junior high capacity.
Shafter and Wasco councils agreed to continue the Senior Nutrition Program through the 2001 2002 fiscal year, but a $6000 debt for hot lunches and Wheels on Meals remains unresolved. Shafter will fund 3159 dollars and Wasco 2584, with future state budget changes uncertain.
In Sacramento the 2002 session opens amid a $12.4 billion gap. Republican Assemblyman Mike Briggs cites revenue declines from energy and 9/11 impacts while legislators discuss reversing car tax cuts and raising taxes on high earners. Governor Davis seeks a $30 billion bond plan for school funding.
The councils agree to continue serving the Senior Nutrition Program in Shafter and Wasco for the rest of the 2001 2002 fiscal year. A $6 000 debt from Parks and Recreation for hot lunches and Wheels on Meals remains unresolved. Wasco requests funds based on services rendered with Shafter 55 percent and Wasco 45 percent. Errea asks about future funding but no budget increase yet. amendment authorized for $3 159 to support the Senior Nutrition Program.
Share a 150 word or shorter tale of how you and your spouse met courted and tied the knot. Include a photo, current or wedding era. Submit by Friday February 8 at 5 p.m. First come, first served. Call 746-4942 with questions.
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