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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2005
Page
5
The imagined May Garden outlines a yearly plan with trees shrubs and flowers suited to May. It features silk oaks jacarandas magnolias cherry trees loquats oleanders hydrangeas and star jasmine among others. It stresses paths seating areas and microclimates to suit warm weather and includes a biblical psalm on shaded protection.
Last day for policy committees to hear non fiscal bills in the Assembly passed April 29. AB 649 cleared the Assembly and heads to the Senate. Other bills advancing include AB 520, AB 734, AB 1091 and AB 1542 with various committee paths.
Police log from April 20 to 25 2005 records multiple arrests across locations including 700 S Shafter Ave 200 Colvard Apt 1 235 W Tulare Ave and 500 S Shafter Ave. Subjects include Rachel Newman David Harshaw Samuel Lopes Angel Espinoza Joe Munoz Giovany Rosetti Jose Medina Janice Franklin and Daniel Alanis with charges ranging from under influence burglary assault and false imprisonment to public fight and unlawful use of license.
RLSD board voted to declare Lerdo School and its property surplus and lease the site after the 1994-95 school year. Superintendent Dr Dan Knapp highlighted a potential Christian high school tenant from Bakersfield seeking a total school environment. Parents opposed the restructuring plan amid safety concerns.
SAPD reports over 500 children across 38 teams entering softball and baseball. Coaches drafted players last week while teams form. Parents should be notified. if not call 746-3405 or the SAPD office to learn your child's coach. Fingerprint checks required for all district workers. clinics for T ball and ties league May 17 at 5:30 p.m. at the complex.
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