Shafter Community Events and Graduations Summary
Richland Intermediate plans to move a time capsule from Shafter Library to the Shafter Historical Society at 1 p.m. Tuesday June 4, with a 2016 opening date. Shafter High hosts awards on May 29, Richland Junior High holds eighth grade events May 31 and seventh grade June 3. Choral concert May 30 features Oliver and My Fair Lady scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Intermediate
Shafter Library
Shafter Historical Society
Friends of the Library
Friends of the Fine Arts
Shafter High School
Richland Junior High
Richland
Shafters High School
Oliver
Shafter
SHS
Nowlin
Lerdo School
Robert Olivo
the Little Red Rooster
Amanda McCoy
Henny Penny
Adam Amador
Foxy Loxy
Carlos Ruelas
Ducky Lucky
Shafter council weighs park upgrades and new restroom
The Shafter City Council discussed Rodriguez Park improvements including basketball courts and possible lighting after a pilot after school league drew 40 to 60 youths. The budgeted restroom for Rodriguez Park was approved at up to 21940 from a Community Development grant. A revised City Business License clarifies operation versus land use permits, and a new refuse truck costing up to 87070 was approved for delivery around January. Public Works Week was proclaimed with thanks to department staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter City
Rodriguez Park
Don Zachary
Shafter High School
Leiter
Dave Edmiston
SHS
SPD
Richland Junior High
Greg Greeson
Shafter
Wade McKinney
Central Valley Trucking
Minter Field Airport District history and annexation outline
Part two examines Minter Field Airport Districts origins and the impact annexation could have on Shafter. The district began March 13 1941 as a training base with over 11 000 cadets trained, later renamed Minter Field February 7 1942 after Hugh C. Minter. Annexation prospects are discussed by Shafter officials, noting tax base gains, economic development, and improved services, while noting water nitrate issues and land use planning benefits. The district would remain a special district under city annexation.
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Minter Field
Shafter
Mike Patrick
Minter Tey
Lerdo Field
Army
Kern County
MFAD
Wasco Road
Verdugo Lane
Kimberlina Road
Seventh Standard Road
Wade McKinney
McKinney
Sheriff's Office
Kirk
Nelson
Officials welcome investigation results
The Kern County district attorney's office concluded last week that Shafter city officials did not commit criminal violations related to the Return to Custody facility. The inquiry reviewed billing practices profits and bidding. D A Stephen Tauzer said the inquiry began in January after charges of improper billing by former Police Captain John Porter.
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Kern County
Shafter
Greg Greeson
Wade McKinney
Greeson
Stephen Tauzer
John Porter
Porter
McKinney
Gardemeyer
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Parenting Fair
Wasco Valley Golf Course
Gretchen Kirk
By Dee NaQuin
Cathy Prout
American Legion Post 213
Shafter Cemetery
Mike Bledsoe
Minter
Hugh C. Minter
Snaproll
Shafter Bicycle Club
Darlene Williams