Fortune 500 firm breaks ground for Shafter facility
Performance Food Group, a Fortune 500 company, plans a 134000 square foot distribution center on a 35 acre site north of Lerdo Highway west of Minter Airport. The $ planning includes expansion to 400000 square feet to employ 300 to 400 new workers and serve nine western states and four Pacific Rim nations. Groundbreaking could occur in 2005 after Klassen Corporation completes phase one.
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Shafter
Looke Uy
Kem Economic Development Trict
Klassen ‘Corporation
Lerdo Highway
Minter
Performance Food ‘Group
PPG
Wvalley
Bakersfield
Mainter Field
Fr.ant
PRG
Alaska
Hawaii
Pacific Rim
Toad Totaiers
Qper
Shatter
International Transportation and Trade Center
Olive Drive Church yard brush pickup and disposal notice
A Bakersfield town notice announces brush and limb collection near 5500 Olive Drive for property owners. City crews will remove materials at no cost, with schedules from November 28 to December T and December 1 to 2. Stacks must be neat, under ten items, and away from feet and water flow. Call the Community Development Department at 746-2065 with questions.
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Chorale
Hans Wiewdel
E Mostia
Olive Drive
Bakersfield
Tetantitaheearte
Shuier
Wasco
Smurdiay
Pam
San- Gay
Jacent
Guiter
Community Developmen Department
Hodge retires from Farm Bureau as Park assumes helm
Loram Hodge ends a long Kern County Farm Bureau tenure, with Park taking Executive Director duties on November 1. Park brings county government experience from roles with the Kern County Board of Supervisors and Emergency Services, and has strong ties to Delano and local agriculture education initiatives. The Bureau continues work on air pollution, water development, farm labor, taxation and ag education.
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Loram Hodge
Kern County Farm Bureau
Hodge
Tulse County
Greater
Miattnelas
Bellkaomimi
Park
Kern County Board of Supervisors
Ashburn
Cal State Fullerton
Cal State
Bakersfield
U.S
Pete Wilson
Kern County
Roy Ashburnn
Office of Emergency Services
Farm Bureau
Dairies Move Manure By Truck To Valley Industry Scheme
Local reports discuss Chino dairies trucking cow manure toward the Valley since 2002. Authorities note potential pollution risks and a new scheme that could undermine efforts to curb waste transport and disposal.
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Chino Dairies
Valley
Chino
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Shafter Ciy
John Guinn
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Grose
Teene
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Lee Enonived
Reigns
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