Free preventive health services at Shafter Health Fair
Local doctors will offer free preventive health services at the Shafter Health Fair on April 16 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Richland Primary School Cafetorium. The medical team includes Doctors Jon Moon Jae Kim Frances Rice Jim Malone and Jack Groves who will conduct tests provide referrals and perform glaucoma eye tests while a blood chemistry analysis is available for a nominal eight dollars.
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Shafter
Richland Primary School
Harold Freedman
Jon Moon
Jae Kim
Frances Rice
Freedman
Jim Malone
Bakersfield
Jack Groves
Grovés
Dr. Groves
Shafter Health Fair
3M Clinical Laboratory
Omnipresent police patrol and visibility debate
Discussion on how high visibility patrol cars with red blue lights sirens and spotlights affect crime deterrence and public perception. Examines benefits and drawbacks of omnipresence in Shafter policing including risks of alerting criminals and traffic disruption and invites public engagement to understand patrol practices.
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Shafter
America’s Agriculture Feats Highlighted by Speaker
William M. Thomas argues for Agriculture Day noting U S farming leads global food output with only 2 percent of Americans in agriculture. He cites USDA data showing high productivity allowing cheap eggs and abundant supplies, contrasting with larger but less efficient workforces abroad.
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William M. Thomas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
America
Japan
Soviet Union
Mexico
People’s Republic of China
U.S
Fine art of parenting by Laura Martens
Caring involves more than love and talk. Parents must weigh personal needs against what is best for the child. Experts say many people help a child thrive including mothers fathers grandparents relatives friends day care centers or babysitters. A constant loving competent caregiver is key. After choosing the caregiver consider space equipment and the child’s needs.
Gail Monk of Shafter High named February Student of the Month
Gail Monk a senior at Shafter High School has been chosen February Student of the Month for maintaining a 4.0 GPA in the first semester while handling English Publications Math Analysis Government and PE. Her math professor Mr Robideaux praises her study methods and dedication. The report also includes safety checklist items for indoor environments and notes on agricultural trade and policy.
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Gail Monk
Shafter High School
Gail
Robideaux
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