Memorial Service Honors 9/11 Victims and Veterans
A community ceremony honors the nearly 3,000 victims of the 9/11 attacks and all veterans. The program at First Southern Baptist Church features Pastor Jim Williams, Richland students reading 9/11 remembrances, school band and choir performances, and ROTC color guard. The city invites all residents to attend a 30 to 40 minute memorial beginning at noon.
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Shafter Community Notices Honor Sept 11 Dead and Events
The Shafter scene lists memorials for Sept 11 victims and invites participation, plus AARP and Kiwanian events. A Senior Center pancake breakfast on Sept 11 costs 5 dollars adults 3 dollars children, with takeout. Shafter High School Back To School Night is Sept 16 at 6 10 p.m.
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Veteran’s Hall
Irene Ae
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Florez works to shield prison employee records in CA
Assemblyman Dean Florez backed AB 2203 to safeguard confidential prison staff data after a Wasco State Prison breach exposed names addresses phone numbers social security numbers dates of birth and some medical files. The bill, praised by CCPOA members, passed and was signed by the governor to reduce inmate access to officer records.
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Dean Florez
California
Florez
Wasco State Prison
Darin Standiford
Wasco
California Correctional Peace Officers Association
CCPOA
Joint Committee On
New Shafter teachers introduced to community
The Shafter Press profiled 15 of 28 new teachers joining Richland School District and Shafter High School. Shafter Kiwanis Club hosted a luncheon to welcome them, with photos of each new educator including Karina Ochoa Ochoa who will teach a combined three and four year old class at Richland.
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Shafter Press
Richland
Shafter High School
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Karina Ochoa Ochoa
Barbara Tisler Retires After 11 Years At Senior Center
Barbara Tisler, a Bakerfield resident who began with Shafter seniors in 1996, retires after 11 years as Senior Program Director. A luncheon honored her service with officials, awards, and roses while colleagues plan future volunteer work with the Office on Aging.
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Ike Weitz
Barbara Tisler
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Shafter
Bakersfield
Gray Davis
Office On
Shafter Women’s Club
Mary Brooks
Women's Club
Jee Bruce
Everingham
Ottawa
Canada
Michigan
Office
Bakers
Office On Aging
Star Dinner Theatre
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