Guinn Details Shafter CCF Closure And Realignment Plan
Shafter CCF will close operations by November with potential future reopen under county contracting rather than state. Realignment shifts felon incarceration to counties starting Oct 1 2011, with counties allowed to use home detention and other tools. Kern County expects about 2000 extra inmates and 300 beds, with state funding about 14 million annually, but funding deemed inadequate.
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Car Show and Immunization Stops Mentioned in Shafter Notices
The San Joaquin Community Hospital Mobile Immunization Unit will stop at Apple Market in Shafter on Tuesday September 27 from 9 30 a m to 1 p m. The Shafter Wasco Elks host their 2nd annual Car Show October 1 from 9 a m to 3 p m at the Elks Hall with food and a raffle. To register a car or for vendor booth info contact Rod Shaw at 758 5871 or 910 0571.
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Team Kids Starts at First Southern Baptist Church in Shafter
Team Kids begins on September 21, 2011 at First Southern Baptist Church 250 Kern Street Shafter invites children ages 3 to 8. For more information call Maria Welz at 746-6687.
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Shafter Youth Wrestling Spartans Signups Set
Signups for Shafter Youth Wrestling Spartans run September 26 and 27 from 6 to 7 30 pm in the Shafter Gym Lobby. Fee is 50 dollars per child. Practices begin October 4 with coaches Eli and Lucas Espericueta.
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Fed court limits water release to protect Delta smelt
U S District Judge Oliver Wanger orders restrictions on fall release of State Water Project into the ocean to combat saltwater intrusion harming the Delta smelt. The ruling criticizes federal agencies for scientifically deficient Delta plans and requires backbone science and complete data to guide future actions.
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Ramirez to run for Kern County First District Supervisor
Delano City Councilman Sam Ramirez announced his bid for the Kern County First District Supervisor seat. He cites seven years on the Delano Council and six on the Kern Council of Governments, plus recent election as second Vice President of the League of Cities South San Joaquin Valley division, as qualifications. The district spans Delano to Ridgecrest and includes McFarland Shafter Bakersfield areas. Ramirez holds a BA in government from CSU Sacramento and is pursuing a master's in public policy and administration at Cal State Bakersfield.
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Eckmann Field Thrives as Shafter Church Softball Grounds
Field behind Free Will Baptist Church attracts praise as Eckmann Field with five acres donated decades ago. Pastor Dean Long recalls initial land offer rejection followed by donation. Bermuda grass and goalie like conditions improved by Marcus Long and Bob Perigo. Ten church teams now compete twice yearly for traveling trophy and shirts. Fall season begins this Saturday, September 24.
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