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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2009
Page
4
After 36 years at Shafter High School the writer retires from the Reserve Seat Section on football nights, stepping back from scorekeeping for volleyball and basketball. He thanks the community, vows to stay true blue and gold, and encourages fans to root for Wasco.
The Kern County Probation Department operates a Victim/Witness Assistance Center for over 25 years aiding survivors and witnesses of violent crimes. The program educates about rights and connects clients to state and local resources with personalized services, including in Shafter in collaboration with local agencies.
Deanna Rodriguez Root recalls Socks a beloved stray rescued seven to eight years ago. A shiny black cat with four white paws and green eyes, Socks fell ill Saturday night and faced a 50/50 chance at Bakersfield animal hospital before euthanasia. Her husband Roy welcomed Socks but the loss remains a heavy family moment.
Barbara Prickett Craig recaps weeks of Sept 2 to Sept 16 2009. She joins Janet Selvidge's Genesis study, plans Greek Festival visit with Red Hatters, and details Community Bible Study kickoffs, City Council notes, Woman's Club luncheon, Christmas Home Tour planning, and vendor mailings at Vet's Hall. She also mentions coin rolling for vacations and editor questions about her column.
A governor plan to shave 1.2 billion from the state prison budget collides with Senate and Assembly ideas. Citizens and prison staff offered waste-reduction proposals, highlighting high outside hospital costs, guard-duty rules, and costly nursing care. Some officials warn against public backlash if high maintenance inmates are moved to nursing homes. A Davis reader suggests ending early-leave pay for managers as a potential, low-risk cut.
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