Community notices from Shafter seek voter info and events
Community notices include voter registration deadlines for the November 3 election. Also listed are Senior Center Day on October 15 at the Activity Center, PTA fundraiser details, and an Evening of Cowboy Poets on October 17 with contact numbers. A Long Beach Airborne event invites paratroopers and supporters with mailing address and phone.
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PTA
Joyce Edna PT Treasuer
The
Green Hotel Restoration Committee
Lone Lollar
Long Beach
California Airborne
Northcutt
Dayton
Seed Distributors Host 62nd Annual Meeting and Field Day
The Cotton Growers Association formed a new San Joaquin Valley nonprofit to boost high yielding cottons. Larry Starth spoke at Manuel Avenue event where a microcosm research station in Shafter showcased 140 acres of test plots, a scaled gin, and an R D lab. CPCSD varieties undergo 12 years of testing before SJVCB approval and reproduction for growers under CPCSD supervision.
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Field Day Seed Distributors
CPCSD
Manuel Avenue
San Joaquin Valley
Cotton Growers Association
Larry Starth
Shafter
California
San Joaquin Valley Cotton Board
SJVCB
Florez Prenter Clash for California 30th District Seat
Prenter touts voting record and accomplishments while Florez attacks negative campaigning. Prenter defends past charges and calls for a debate. He cites education gains including reduced class sizes, longer school years, teacher in service shifts, lower university fees, and a $9.2 billion education bond with reforms.
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California
Shafter
Dean Florez
Robert Prenter
Florez
Prenter
Brian Setencich
Shafter Press
United States
New Police Chief and Rite Aid Plans for Shafter
City Manager John Guinn says police chief candidates are nearly screened and a final decision will come next week. He also says Rite Aid intends to build in Shafter on Central Avenue, with site plan modifications underway. their Pennsylvania office insists they remain interested.
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Haster
John Guinn
Rite-Aid
Central Avenue
Guinn
Shafter
Central Ave
Allison Costello
Pennsylvania
Rite- Aid
Costello
Local Economy Signals Change as Harvest Winds Down
Kern County faces a winding agricultural season with wage debates and penalties totaling 43,200 dollars in civil actions while 369 workers receive 39,654 dollars in back pay. CIRS accuses some growers of masking a raisin glut to push for a federal guest worker program, citing wage adjustments from 17 to 19 cents per tray to 35.5 cents to keep up with living costs. Labor Day sales rose, stock markets fluctuated, and NFIB urged Gov. Wilson to veto two small business cost-raising bills totaling hundreds of millions.
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California Institute For Rural Studies
CIRS
Cal State
Fresno
Bert Mason
Mason
Dow
National Federation of Independent Business
NFIB
Pete Wilson
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