Community Calendar Shafter Events and Regular Meetings
A dense listing of community meetings across Shafter including Prop 36 recovery gatherings at Free Will Baptist Church and Home Fellowship Church, plus NA AA Al-Anon and club meetings at multiple venues. Also notes youth council sessions, school board dates, cultural classes, and local museum and volunteer activities.
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Free Will Baptist Church
Redwood
Home Fellowship Church
California Avenue
the Nazarene Church
W. Lerdo
Shafter Youth Council
City Council
Richland
Redwood School
Alliance Against Family Violence
Shafter
Central Avenue
Kern —Kern
Sundale Avenue
Bakersfield
Espanol
Mexican Baptist Church
Maple School
Shafter City Council
Pacific Avenue
Shafter Planning Commission
Richland Parent Teachers Association
Sequoia
Fresno Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Hall
Richland Activity Center
West Room
Call
Alzheimer’s
Shafter Healthcare
Shatter Convalescent Hospital
East Tulare Avenue
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gabriel
Shafter Collaborative
Shafter Police Department
Shafter Women’s Club
Shafter Veterans Hall
Kiwanis
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Shafter Minter Field Airport
Minter Field
Aviation Street
SRPD
Shafter Recreation and Parks Department Board of Directors
Walker Senior Center
Sunset
Shafter Lions Club
China Cuisine
James Street
Rotary
Shafter Rotary Club
Shafter Veteran's Hall
Palm Avenue
Wasco
St. Therese’s Catholic Church
West Lerdo Highway
E. Euclid Avenue
Legion
Shafter Post
The
American Legion
Shafter Historical Society
Central Valley Highway
Shafter Depot
California
All Christian Overcomers — Home Fellowship Church
Reformers Unanimous Shafter Free Will Baptist Church
Redwood Drive
Reformers Unanimous
Jesus Saves Church
Shafter Avenue
Lerdo Highway
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Poplar
West Lerdo
Minter Field Air Museum
Shafter Depot Museum
The General Bean Opens On Campus With Student Staff
A campus coffee spot named The General Bean operates first through third periods offering coffee and baked goods for sale. Students are paid and save earnings as Bean dollars for end of term holiday gifts during a Valley Plaza trip. Visits to art ceramics industrial tech music and math classes accompany a luncheon at DoubleTree Bakersfield with 18 annual events.
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Valley Plaza
Starbucks Baristas
Double Tree Hotel
Bakersfield
Shafter Meet Features Kern Public Health Speaker Kim Rodriguez
The Shafter Community Collaborative hosts Kern County Department of Public Health on October 21 at 9 a.m. at the Shafter Police Department. Kim Rodriguez will speak, with contact at Shafter Healthy Start 661-746-8690 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Community Collaborative
Kern County Department of Public Health
Shafter
Kim Rodriguez
Shafter Healthy Start
Arrestees Listed For Shafter Area Log
Miguel Vera Jr. age 19 was taken into custody October 15 at 11 06 p m at 166 West Orange Avenue on disorderly conduct Margarita Lopez age 40 was arrested October 13 at 3 15 a m at 100 West Los Angeles Avenue for DUI alcohol drugs DUI with BAC above .08 driving without a license and a felony bench warrant Phillip Stephen Smith age 22 was arrested October 13 at 3 20 a m at 100 West Los Angeles Avenue for disorderly conduct Michael Anthony Souza age 26 was arrested October 13 at 8 40 p m at North Central Valley Highway and State for a traffic offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Miguel Vera Jr. Vera
Orange Avenue
Margarita Lopez Lopez
Los Angeles Avenue
Phillip Stephen Smith Smith
Michael Anthony Souza Souza
N. Central Valley Highway
State
ETR Wins Grant for Green Building Pre-Apprenticeship Training
Employers' Training Resource receives 319655 grant to run a Green Building Pre-Apprenticeship program in Kern Inyo and Mono Counties. Aimed at 18 plus residents, unemployed or underemployed, the program will train 120 people for registered apprenticeships in energy efficient green jobs. Partners include Kern Community College District and Sheet Metal Workers Local 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETR
Kern
Inyo
Mono
Kern Community College
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Verna Lewis
California
Winter Safety Tips From California Highway Patrol
California motorists are urged to slow down for rain sleet snow and fog as storms approach. Key tips include leaving early and planning ahead, checking weather and road reports, using headlights with wipers, carrying chains in the mountains, keeping the gas tank full and wipers in good condition. Drive with low beams in fog and never stop on a highway unless necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mountain Country
Chp.ca
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valerie Black
Shafter High School
Erin Hare
Starbucks
Enue
Collaborative
State Energy Program
Highway Patrol