Que Pasa What's Happening By Deanna Rodriguez Root
Deanna Rodriguez Root presents a community look at local events and notable happenings. The column highlights cultural activities, upcoming meetings, and neighborhood happenings shaping the week.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2005
Page
4
Deanna Rodriguez Root presents a community look at local events and notable happenings. The column highlights cultural activities, upcoming meetings, and neighborhood happenings shaping the week.
Hugh Price of the Urban League urges shifting from owning youth to supporting families. He argues programs breed division when they guard territories and emphasize keeping kids in their own activities. A collaborative, community wide approach prioritizes families for meaningful youth development.
Farewell to Katherine Tina Neufeld who died at 91 last week in Shafter. A kind friend who loved the column Leave a Trail and brightened crowds with her smile, remembered by a local writer.
Ashley, a Redwood student, describes a shock event when intruders broke into a classroom and sprayed fire extinguisher, attempting to set the room on fire. Students felt anger and sadness, then began cleaning up as they hoped for identifying the culprits.
A series of letters from Redwood Elementary students describe a break-in that damaged their classroom. They allege broken windows, fire extinguisher spray, misplaced items, and stolen money, urging police to find and jail the culprits and to ensure the school is cleaned and protected. The editor notes 16 students contributed letters.
Assembly Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy promotes a plan to boost California employment by establishing the Central San Joaquin Valley Economic Development Task Force. He emphasizes supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship to create jobs and raise living standards for hard working families.
A PhD warns secularism is the modern threat to Christian culture. He argues it erodes belief in God and objective morality, leading to moral chaos, and urges biblical Christians to study the Bible and promote Christian ethics in all areas of life to defend culture.
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