Community notices and events in Shafter area
Local organizations invite readers to share story ideas with the editor and to contact Angelfood Ministries for food orders. Listings include high school winterguard event March 14 at South High School, American Legion Auxiliary potluck March 24, health fair April 3, youth volleyball and basketball registrations, Junior Miss tickets March 20, and a Shafter Chamber networking mixer.
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Shafter High School
South High School
South High
Brandi
American Legion Auxiliary
City Recreation and Parks Department
Kathy Enns
Fivecoat wins Maxwell award from Kern COG banquet
Shafter Police Chief Charlie Fivecoat, long a Kern County lawman and Bakersfield College professor, was honored at a Kern Council of Governments awards banquet with the Richard Maxwell award. Colleagues praised his community work including the Shafter Youth Center, bicycle repairs, and the Community Correctional Facility program, with Bakersfield Chief Bill Rector also recognized.
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Shafter
Charlie Fivecoat
Kern County Sheriff's Department
Bakersfield College
Shafter Police Department
Fivecoat
Kern Council of Governments
Richard Maxwell
Maxwell
California
Highway Patrol
Pasadena
Kern Cog
Firecoat
Bakersfield
Bill Rector
Cathy Prout
Shafter Police Activities League strengthens afterschool boxing program
The Shafter Police Activities League formed in 2007 and opened in 2008 now has about 70 members led by Chief Charlie Firecoat and Officer Moses Martinez. The nonprofit serves 9 to 18 year olds with afterschool activities including a boxing program four days weekly. Martinez emphasizes academics, field trips, movie nights, and community outings to keep youths in school with GPA 2.5 or higher and parental volunteer involvement.
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Shafter
Prout
Guinn
CCF
Shafter Police Activities League
Charlie Firecoat
Moses Martinez
PAL
Martinez
Donald Stockman
Stockman
Miguel Ayon
Ayon
Mass for fallen soldier Barraza in Shafter Saturday
The life of Staff Sgt. Ricardo Barraza will be remembered at a Mass at St. Therese Catholic Church on Saturday March 21 at 10 a.m. The service will be officiated by Father Pedro Umana. Barraza was killed March 18 2006 in western Iraq from wounds sustained during combat operations.
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Shafter
Iraq
St. Therese Catholic Church
Ricardo Barraza
Barraza
Pedro Umana
St. Tererse’s Catholic Church
Parents Learn Real Meth Effects At Community Meeting
At a Healthy Start parents meeting Edward Garcia of ACTS spoke on methamphetamine as the fastest growing abused drug. He explained how dopamine release drives a natural high and how prolonged use damages the brain’s ability to regulate it. Garcia urged home affirmations to counteract neglect and warned that exposure to absent fathers can normalize such behavior. He cited 2004 survey data showing 1.4 million meth users and 600,000 recent users, noting addiction alters the frontal brain region and impairs rational decisions. The session allowed questions as Garcia, now eight years sober, shared perspective.
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Edward Garcia
ACTS
Garcia
Garica
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Earthlink
Angelfood Ministeries
Angelfood Ministries
Church of God
Linda
Ruth
Westside Family Fellowship
Wasco
Winterguard
American Legion
National Health Services
Shafter Medical and Women’s Health Center
S. Central Valley Highway
Melanie Dawar
Shafter Recreation and Parks District
Chamber of Commerce
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Aldo Garcia
Sgt