Shafter Community Calendar Offers Photos Fairs and Reunions
Community notices list Shafter High School Class of 1960 photo at 3 15 p m in front of the administration building Deanna Rodriguez Root handles details 661 746 4352 Halloween at The Bugseum with free admission Oct 30 800 213 6124 ext 202 Golden Living Holiday Food Drive runs to Nov 15 deliveries to 140 E Tulare 661 746 392 Shafter Missionary Baptist Harvest Festival Oct 16 10 a m to 1 p m Manuel Park free admission contact Jennifer Morgan 331 6032 Nomination forms for 2011 Community Awards dinner due Nov 14 dinner Jan 27 2011 City Hall Medieval Faire Oct 30 31 in Wintermist Bakersfield events featured 10 a m 6 p m Sat 10 a m 4 p m Sun Relay for Life craft fair Nov 13 contact Connie Maldonado 746 5267 Shafter High School Class of 1970 40th reunion Oct 30 2010 Coconut Joe's private beach club contact unionclass70.eventbrite.com more on pace 6
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Shafter Missionary Baptist Church
Manuel Park
Jennifer Morgan
Relay For Life Club
Connie Maldonado
Coconut Joe’s
Unionclass70
Eventbright
Shafter City Council approves trades and projects
The Shafter City Council met October 5 approving BJ Services taking over 38.07 acres of the International Trade and Transportation Center project area and adding two speed humps on Nickel Street to calm traffic. They also approved Alspaw Tree Service for tree trimming at about 60000 dollars and a first phase off site improvements contract for the MiSwaco facility costing about 400000 dollars with MiSwaco paying up to 900000 dollars. The council received 2 million dollars in EDA funds for the East Shafter Logistical Center project, with 500000 dollars city funding due and a 24 month project prep and construction window. next meeting is October 19 at 7 p.m.
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BJ Services
International Trade and Transportation Center
Nickel Street
Lerdo Highway
E. Orange Avenue
Alspaw Tree Service
MiSwaco
Porter and Associates
EDA
Economic Development Administration
East Shafter
Shafter
Shafter City
Kiwanis Harvest Festival in Manuel Park October 30
Kiwanis invite families to Manuel Park on October 30 at 5 p.m for the Harvest Festival titled A Safe Halloween in the Park. A costume contest runs for children from infancy to sixth grade, with registration at 4:30 p.m. Woody Colvard leads requests for booths and candy donations, while the Shafter Police Department supports safety and trick-or-treating. Admission is free.
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Manuel Park
Shafter
Woody Colvard
Colvard
Shafter High Hosts Principal Partners Day Campus Visits
Shafter High welcomed community members led by Mayor Cathy Prout and KHSD officials for Principal Partners Day. Guests toured classrooms including electronics, solar, ceramics, AP biology, calculus, and Spanish, viewed the General Bean training coffee shop, wood shop projects, and student-made art before a luncheon with KHSD leaders at the DoubleTree.
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Shafter High
Cathy Prout
Gilbert Alvarado
Garry Nelson
Richland
Ken Bergevin
Shafter Healthy Starf
Jesus Cordova
Shafter High School
Sci
Starbucks
Generals
Kern High School
Doubletree
KHSD
Don Carter
Willingham outlines Rotary goals at Shafter club visit
Deepa Willingham introduced herself to Shafter Rotary members, detailing plans for 2010 11 and visiting Wasco Rotary soon. She proposed bright yellow community service vests now used by Santa Barbara club, and discussed polio eradication as cases dwindle but remain in India. The Rotary meets Wednesdays at 6:30 a.m. at Veterans Hall.
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Shafter
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Mid-West
Wisconsin
California
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E. Tulare
City Hall
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Wintermist
Bakersfield
Relay For Life
Alexis Stoke
Kiwanis
By Alexis Stokes
Mrs. Schulers
Wilingham
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