Final Environmental Impact Report for San Joaquin Nuclear Project Issued
The FEIR was delivered to Kern County on October 7 signaling milestone for the San Joaquin Nuclear Project near Wasco. Ownership shares span Los Angeles Department of Water and Power 35.5 percent Pacific Gas and Electric 23 percent Southern California Edison 22 percent California Department of Water Resources 10 percent and several cities and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Joaquin
Kern County
SMP
David B. Voors
Wasco
Voors
Kern County Planning Department
California
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Pacific Gas and Electric
Southern California Edison Company
California Department of Water Resources
Anaheim
Glendale
Riverside
Northern California Power Agency
Pasadena
Bakersfield
Shafter High Plans Back-to-School Night October 18
Shafter High hosts back-to-school night on October 18 starting at 6:30 pm with tours of the Applied Arts Center and weight room. Patrons Chair Fred Starrh invites all parents to refreshments, a brief business meeting, and after, follow their students' class schedules for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter High
Neal Olsen
Fred Starrh
Starrh
Applied Arts Center
Women hear on crime donate to secret witness
The Shafter Woman’s Club monthly meeting featured a film The Intruder and talks by Lt. Earl O Brien of the Shafter Police Department and PACK leaders Augie Flores and Gail Paap. Volunteers and donations to PACK and Secret Witness were discussed along with budget and upcoming meetings.
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Woman’s Club
Earl O’brien
Shafter Police Department
Tom Leigh
Augie Flores
Gail Paap
Probation, Auxiliary
County of Kern
PACK
Probation Department
Flores
O’brien
Veteran’s Hall
Shafter Woman's Club
Joe Kirk
Earl O'Brien
Shafter
Kern County Probation Department
Foggy day school policies outlined for Kern County
The Kern County superintendent of schools and districts will implement foggy weather rules to protect students. A central county committee may close all central schools or delay openings by two hours with prior board and district approvals and radio announcements. Local districts may decide in spotty fog, with a 6 30 a.m. deadline, and attendance limited to a minimum day if late opening.
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Kern County
Claude W. Richardson
Richardson
Mel Baughman
Ken Brown
Kern
Baughman
California Highway Patrol
KGEE
KGFM
KLYD
KPMC
KUZZ
KWAC
KWSO
KAFY
KCHJ
KXEM
Classified employees declare impasse in salary talks
The Richland School District Board of Trustees and the district’s classified employees represented by the California Schools Employees Association have reached an impasse in negotiations on a new contract. The district offered 4.85 percent with dental insurance deducted from the raise, yielding 2.85 percent salary growth. Retroactive pay was denied and increases hinge on immediate contract signing, prompting CSEA to threaten an unfair labor practice filing with the Education Employment Review Board.
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Richland School District Board of Trustees
California Schools Employees Association
CSEA
Richland School Board
Education Employment Review Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
SINP
California Aqueduct
Metropolitan Water District
Southern
San Joaquin Agricultural Protection Council
Pauline Larwood
Larwood
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of Water Resources
State Water Resources Control Board
SJP
S.H.S
Ed Brown
Mert Wiedmann
R.N. Boggs
G. W. Edwards
Jonas ‘Nickel
Emil Frost
Fred Hasty
Steve Richardson
White
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