Six year old struck by patrol car in Shafter collision
A six year old Shafter child, Fernando Villagomez, ran onto Shafter Avenue and collided with a Shafter Police Patrol Car driven by Officer Ryan Hoyt. The child suffered major head injuries and was airlifted to Kern Medical Center in Bakersfield. MAIT will inspect the patrol car as the investigation proceeds.
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Poso
Shafter Avenue
Shafter
Fernando Villagomez
Ryan Hoyt
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Greg Williams
John Zrofsky
Poso Avenue
Kern Medical Center
Bakersfield
Community fundraisers and yard sales in Shafter area
On October 5 events include the Dog Daze Run 2002 with 7 45 am registration, a Shafter AARP rummage sale at 7 am, and a Mennonite Church yard sale at 230 Central Valley Highway starting 6 30 am. Shafter Youth Ballet Folklorico hosts activities from 4 8 pm with bands speakers games and prizes.
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Shafter Aarp
State Line
Mennonite B
Handel and Wilson
Central Valley Highway
Shafter
Double Christian Ministries
Sage Telecom to enter Shafter telephone market
Sage Telecom of Dallas plans to begin serving Shafter and nearby areas in October, bringing competition to Pacific Bell. President Dennis M. Houlihan says Sage serves over 400,000 residential and small business customers and offers free, quick local number changes.
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Pacific Bell
Shafter
California Public Utility Commission
Sage Telecom
Dallas
Texas
Dennis M. Houlihan
Houlihan
Sage
Shafter earns third in Kern County Fair Community Exhibit
Shafter’s Chamber of Commerce entry titled Its All About You in 2002 earned third place among Kern County Fair community exhibits. The gazebo featured live butterflies from Insect Lore Inc. and flowers, with photos of residents, a recorded message, and local foods on display. Wasco, Delano, and Lamont won other prizes including a Sweepstakes award and an Outstanding Agriculture Exhibit.
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Shafter
Kern County
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Insect Lore Inc
Wasco
Delano and
Lamont
Delano
John Steinback
Steinback
Code Precast Wins Minority Business Award in San Joaquin Valley
Code Precast Products Inc led by General Manager Abran Morales receives nomination for a national minority business award. The Central Valley Business Development Council honored nine valley firms during a Sept 25 luncheon at the DoubleTree in Bakersfield with California Assemblyman Dean Florez delivering the keynote. The firm, founded by Morales family in Shafter, marks 10 years in February and now employs 20 in making manholes, water troughs, oilfield sleepers, containment vaults, and septic components.
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Code Precast Products Inc
Abran Morales
Chevron-Texaco
United States
George Bush
Central Valley Business Development Council of
Bakersfield
San Joaquin Valley
Washington D.C
California
Dean Florez
Shafter
Los Angeles Avenue
Morales
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Rebecca Morales
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