22 Mar 2006
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2006
Page
1
Community listings include immunization and pregnancy clinics, Alzheimer’s help and screenings, the Shafter Junior Miss pageant, a male involvement workshop, an Xbox tournament, the Annual Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet, a nutrition class, and a psoriasis seminar. Details cover dates times locations and contact numbers for each event.
Armando Vazquez with Kern County Superintendent of Schools urges parents to be child life architects. Speaking at a Shafter Collaborative meeting, he advocates active parental involvement, cooperative parenting, and fostering morals, manners, and work ethic to prepare children for school and life.
Richland School District leaders and parents met at Sequoia Elementary on March 14 to discuss future enrollment trends. Superintendent Lyle Mack warned Shafter’s population could push district enrollment to 5500 6000 by 2010, up from 3112, signaling immediate action with a fifth site, land acquisition for a district office, and renovations at Golden Oak and Sequoia Elementary as Sequoia and Lerdo Highway projects advance.
Senator Dean Florez and Wasco and Taft officials led a Friday press conference urging voters not to sign a petition backing a project dubbed High Desert Green Energy Park. The group warned voters to stay informed ahead of a March 16 Bakersfield Californian notice and an April 1 dump site pace report.
The Junior Miss competition, a Shafter tradition, will be held Friday at 7 p.m. at Starrh Performing Arts Center. Nine local girls compete for 2006 honors, judged on interview, talents, presence, and academics, with all ticket proceeds funding scholarships.
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