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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2004
Page
5
A personal essay on whether all narcissus are daffodils, naming jonquils and paper whites, describing flower structure, sunward posture, traditional colors, and catalog variations. It details garden plantings, blooming order from February to September, bulb division, weeding, seasonal maintenance, and ends with a prayer and a Bible verse about strength and balance.
March marks Women's History Month highlighting how women shaped arts science medicine and literature yet were under credited. Since the 1970s historians pushed courses and journals revealing women’s perspectives and roles, urging deeper research through diaries letters and overlooked records.
The piece argues that President Fox advocates open borders and Mexico’s officials push tough measures while President Bush seeks Latino votes. It notes potential political cost as conservatives may resist amnesty and Hispanic voting power appears limited nationally though rising in California Texas and Florida. Author Elias promotes a cancer treatment book.
Kern County reports the new 4.5 million Lamont flood control system with detention basins managed by Chuck Lackey kept stormwater from reaching Lamont valley areas. Runoff from Caliente Creek watershed stayed short of the valley floor, while upstream farmland flows tested the North Lamont Channel Project. The county completed the system last year after federal nonfeasibility and lack of state funds.
An educator argues that parents are the key drivers of academic success, far more than teachers. The piece contends schools face political and financial ills, but progress hinges on high parental standards, involvement, and a team approach across all grades. It urges parents to reconnect and support students consistently.
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