Hay Growers Set May 21 Meeting In Bakersfield
Kern County Hay Growers Association schedules its annual meeting for May 21 at Wool Growers Restaurant Bakersfield. Walter R. Martin reports hay volume at 79000 tons versus 87000 prior year with higher costs of water and retirements cited. The group will elect officers and hear meteorologist Sean Boyd discuss weather forecasting business.
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Kern County
Hay Growers Association
Wool Growers
East 19Th Street
Bakersfield
Walter R. Martin
Kern County Hay Growers Association
Sean Boyd
Channel 17
Kern Shakespeare Festival returns to Bakersfield College in July
Kern Shakespeare Festival marks the return of summer outdoor theatre at Bakersfield College with Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream featuring nine professional and 20 community performers. The junior company presents The Tempest. Performances run July 11-14, 18-21, 25-28 at 8:30 p.m. with two extra shows July 23-24. Auditions May 11 and 18. tickets go on sale June 3 at BC box office with prices $5 for adults and $2 for students and seniors.
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Circle
Randall Messick
Chuck Noland
Deal
Bakersfield
California
Messick
Kern Shakespeare Festival
Bakersfield College
General playoff hopes stay alive as Rams rally
Escalante made a rare throw to save a run with bases loaded and Wadman off the bag. The first baseman stretched to tag a dangerous contact hitter at the plate. Solorio pitched four innings, yielding four hits and four strikeouts, earning the win and preserving Kern County’s playoff hopes.
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Escalante
Wadman
Kern County
John
Calvillo
Solorio
Ionings
Festival volunteers spruce Shafter Depot Museum grounds
Festival Challenge workers busied themselves improving the surroundings of Shafter's Depot Museum as part of community effort led by Shafter Historical Society. Local volunteers and organizers coordinated cleanup, plantings, and decorative touches to welcome visitors and highlight regional heritage.
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Challenge
Shafter's Depot Museum
Shafter Historical
Shafter council backs regional risk plan with five communities
City government details a Central San Joaquin Valley Risk Management Authority effort to cut insurance costs and boost liability coverage as Hanford votes against participation. The piece notes Shafter’s 1985 insurance cancellation, planned $57,406 maximum exposure, and moves to fund a sump drainage project with $186,000 from Kern County Community Development Agency plus bids for refuse bins and road oil mix materials.
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Central San Joaquin Valley Risk Management Authority
Kerman
Visalia
Shafter
Aoe
Senior Menu Plan For A Week Of May Fifteenth
A dated school or community menu lists meals for Wednesday through Tuesday. Wednesday offers turkey creole with rice and sides. Thursday features international stew with rice and coleslaw. Friday presents juice and herbed fish fillets with stuffing and beans. Monday serves juice with BBQ beef on a bun and peas. Tuesday offers baked ham with sweet potatoes and spinach.
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Shafter Press
RTS Dept
Leland Kroeker
Nickkel Equipment Company
Hesston
Anne Heinke
Nikkel Equipment Company
BC Summer Theatre
Lions Club
Hanford
Central Avenue
Kern County Community Development Agency
Los Angeles Street
Lerdo Highway
Manne Avenue
Plymouth
Oldswobile Cutlass
Genoa
Sean Galion
Ce Sqn
Ganenaiyee
Buick Park Avenue
Tom Oe
Mercedes Benz
24Th & M Street
BUICK
Somerset
Skyhawk
Sean
Dewe
EL Bene
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