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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2011
Page
4
A short reflective column listing personal thoughts and observations about sports hopes, food cravings, wedding planning, weather, civic engagement, police logs, family humor, Facebook friendships, social priorities, and appreciation for community members who welcome new voices. The piece expresses gratitude for positive community spirit.
An 1867 dream to link New York City and Brooklyn faced global skepticism. Engineer John Roebling and his son Washington pursued the project despite setbacks. John died in a work accident and Washington suffered brain injury, yet their vision inspired future engineers and the renowned bridge’s eventual realization.
A pastor explains Luke 12 8 9 focusing on visible confession of Jesus as Messiah by saved individuals. The sermon contrasts casual friendship with faithful living, teaching that rewards at the Judgment Seat of Christ depend on outward confession paired with obedient life, not eternal salvation.
A pastor urges readers to enjoy summer’s pace but not abandon faith. Embrace lighter routines, read more scripture, discuss the Lord with friends, and pray for neighbors while maintaining year round spiritual growth.
A resident writes to Mr. Taylor and the City of Shafter praising officials and urging broad civic participation. They note low attendance at the last Vision's meeting and encourage volunteers to attend the next session on Thursday May 19 to share ideas for city improvement.
The newspaper states that the Letters to the Editor section on the Op Ed page is for addressing issues, not for thank you notes or acknowledgments. It reserves the right to edit, amend, or alter any copy published.
The narrative describes how Washington, despite limited mobility, devised a personal code with his wife to communicate and guide others in continuing work on the Brooklyn Bridge project. His persistent enthusiasm and inventive approach helped sustain progress when direct communication was blocked.
Shafter Healthy Start and the UC Extension will offer eight free nutrition sessions starting May 17, 2011, every Tuesday 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. at the Shafter Health Department and Richland School District Parent Center. Topics include food safety, reducing fat sugar and salt, feeding young children, and making healthier meal choices.
Shafter High freshman Jay Miranda is recognized as a Super Star volunteer for reading to Sequoia Elementary students on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 6 30. Rotary involvement includes the Apple Market book drive surpassing 5 000 books and over 2 300 dollars donated to Richland School District literacy initiatives. A recent Elks Lodge BBQ raised 11 000 dollars for Rotary scholarship funds with sponsor support backing Shafter youth education.
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