Shafter Signals Upgrade Near Five Points Intersection
The Shafter Press notes signals at Central Avenue Lerdo Highway and Shafter Avenue should come on by late July. Motorists urged to proceed with caution at the Five Points intersection. Ker County Economic Opportunity Corp to distribute free commodities for qualified residents July 26 at 9 a.m. in Shafter Veterans Hall. Nomination filing for Nov 6 elections runs July 16 to Aug 10 at 5 p.m. from City Clerk City Hall 320 James Street. Positions open Council Seats City Clerk City Treasurer. Swimming pool hours 11 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Saturday July 21 due to life CALENDAR events July 18 Veterans' Hall Club July 24 Rotary China Cuisine Noon.
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Visions and Goals holds last meeting in Shafter
More than 16 people attended the final Visions and Goals VG meeting led by facilitator Ted Gaebler. The session reviewed accomplishments, missed targets, and discussed the April 16 citizen meeting amid concern over turnout and Latino outreach.
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Shady Lane Mobilhome Residents Plan Legal Action
Residents at Shady Lane Mobilhome Park resolved to sue park owners over poor maintenance and steep rent hikes. GSMHOL’s Vi Monson urged legal recourse, noting illegal rent increases and vague notices, with a San Diego firm to pursue cases on contingency.
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Training program expands Shafter Fire Department
Kem County Fire Department upgrades Station 32 in Shafter to a five person crew under an Affirmative Action training program in place since 1986. Capt. Wayne Cagle notes improved public service and three qualified Shafter trainees including Tammy Jones, the first female firefighter at this branch. Trainees work on 48 hour shifts and earn lower wages for a year before testing for advancement.
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