City seeks interim Police Chief as Lt. O'Brien nears retirement
City Administrator Bill Sheldon says an interim chief is needed after Lt. Earl O'Brien announced retirement plans for March 16 with stay through April 1. Options include bringing in an outside chief, a retired official, or a police consulting firm. The SPCA says they will support the Council’s chosen candidate, and negotiations aim to wrap up in days for a March 23 council vote.
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Shafter-Peace Officers Association
O'Brien
Ross Regadanz
Innerseree
Sheldon
Glenn Baldwin
Shafter
SPCA
Depot restoration push despite dwindling funds in Kern County
The Shafter Historical Society votes to press on with depot restoration as bank balance sits at 389.04 dollars. About 30,000 dollars spent and another 30,000 needed, with fund raisers like antique auction and pie social discussed. A Porterville museum tour and a parade float plan are planned as volunteers continue work.
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Stan Wilson
Ben Grundy
CETA
Wilson
Veterans Hall
Delores Heller
Heller
Kern County Museum
Bakersfield
Porterville Museum
Delano Museum
Dwayne Armstrong
Fred Starrh
Richland School District Board Action Notes Meetings
The Richland School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to expel two students after a closed session. No parents attended, and no public speakers appeared at hearings on the board’s counterproposals to teacher and CSEA contracts. A parent questioned the budget, including 26000 for travel and 700 for subscriptions. The board approved Public Schools Week from April 6 to 10 and noted most activities would be at month end. Gifts of 300 from Shafter Rotary Club and 250 from the Richland PTA supported a Jr. High Proficiency Lab carpet purchase. Enrollment stood at 1627, up 77 from last year, with recent slight decline but a large student increase anticipated soon.
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Ruptured bottles spark blaze at Frank Russell Mfg plant
Shafter firefighters responded Monday at 7:SS am to Frank Russell Manufacturing where several acetylene bottles ruptured and caught fire. A part failure triggered by a spark caused the initial blast, with two more bottles erupting and a torch-like flame. Water cooled the remaining bottles, all expended, with an estimated $10,000 in loss.
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Frank Russell Manufacturing
Atkinson
Former SHS head to lead Kern High School District
Don Murfin will become superintendent of the Kern High School District on July 1, replacing Dr. Gerald DeGrow who resigned in November. Murfin, previously SHS principal and district administrator since 1953, was named on a 3-1-1 vote.
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Kern
Gerald DeGrow
DeGrow
Saginaw
Michigan
Murfin
Carol Wilcox
Rayburn Dezember
J. Craig Jenkins
Terry Morland
George Ablin
Dezember
Shafter
South Highs
Colorado State College of Education
University of Denver
Enener
Jenkins
Don
Wilcox
Ablin
Kern High
Festival committee meet in Shafter May Festival plans
General Chairman Ben Grundy called a meeting of the Festival committee to organize events for the May Festival on May 8 9 and 10. The program includes the Parade Jr Mics Pageam Model-T Potato Race and other events with the theme A salute to the almond industry. Interested participants are invited to comment and join.
Shafter Men Arrested on Grand Theft Charges
Deputies observed a suspect vehicle in the area leading to a chase. Officers halted the vehicle and arrested the Shafter men on grand theft charges. The incident details remain under investigation by local authorities.
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