Wildflower display blooms foretold across Kern County
Rainfall triggers a vibrant preview of Kern County wildflowers with 60 species possible. Blooming along Rancheria Road and Kern River Canyon, forecasts promise color in the hills and valleys as lower elevations awaken first and higher elevations follow. The Kern County Board of Trade urges visitors to enjoy responsibly and film instead of picking.
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Kern County
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Tehachapi Valley
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Space Shuttle Exhibit At Kern County Fair Display
Kern County Board of Trade announced a 1978 State Fair exhibit theme The World Is Watching Kern County highlighting the Space Shuttle. An eight foot scale model will hang on arches with lights and transparencies. After the fair the display moves to Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona.
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Cae Eee
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Central California Assessors’ Association
Bill Banks
Banks
Shafter
Roberts
Kern County Assessor
Kern County youths join Valley Forge leadership seminar
Kern County troop members arrive at Valley Forge for the annual Boys Youth Leadership Seminar with 17 high school students under teachers Ray Oxley and a Kern contingent including Paul Damron Leslie Ray Don Case Ed Kirk and Mark Kirschenmann. They tour Philadelphia and plan Amtrak to Washington D.C. for three days of exploration.
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Leslie Ray
Arvin High School
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Mark Kirschenmann
Shafter High School
Valley Forge State Park
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Washington
MacArthur Hall
Amtrak
Washington, D.C
Snowpack Above Average Across Central Valley Watersheds
The Department of Water Resources reports snowpack and expected runoff are at or above the full-season average across most Central Valley watersheds with Pit River at 95 percent. Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys show 115 percent snowpack, while runoff forecasts range from 117 percent on the Cosumnes to 193 percent on the Kern, with other basins widely above average.
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