Editorial urges careful voting over Minter Field issues
A Shafter editorial argues elections near, urging citizens to scrutinize candidates and MFAD governance. It highlights potential conflicts of interest at Minter Field Airport District, notes board members’ ties to leases and income, and warns decisions affect public benefit and growth. It stresses accountability and transparency.
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Shafter
Minter Field
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Houston Bicentennial pageant revives city spirit
In Houston a 400 member choir and symphony backed staging at the Second Baptist Church celebrating the Constitution’s birth and maturation. A narrator recalls the nation’s arc amid an economic comeback, with statesmen and astronauts in attendance and a city renewed in faith and purpose.
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Cond Baptist Church of Houston
Houston
Back to School at junior high sparks math talk
In Passing by Susan Valdez, the junior high held a Back to School event with parent turnout and classroom touring. Mr Hardcastle offered to meet parents needing help with math problems, as the writer vows to learn alongside her son and improve sports writing alongside the team’s 22-0 win over Shafter Buttonwillow Roadrunners.
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Susan Valdez
Shafter- Buttonwillow Roadrunners
Roadrunners
Mozert Case and Parental Rights in Public Education
Roger Magyar of the Sequoia Institute argues that Mozert v Hawkins County shows the need for parental involvement and school reform. He asserts public education is over centralized and calls for de monopolization via tax credits or vouchers to empower all families to choose between public and private schools.
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