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Polston resigns, seeks new path
Valerie Cassity
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KRV Collaborative meets Jan. 28
Representatives from three local organizations will address the Jan. 28 meeting of the Kern River Valley Collaborative at the Lake Isabella Senior Center, Vet’s Room 2, from 3:30 – 5:00 p.m.
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Pauline Braswell: Woman of many talents
Susan Barr
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Faces of the Valley: Ruby Dodds
Patti McGarvey
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CJ's II Hair and Nail Studio: A cut above the rest
Susan Barr
Kern Valley Sun
Cheryl’s Diner: 25 years of great food and sensational service
Susan Barr
Kern Valley Sun
Wallace students learn scientific method 'hands on'
Brandon Muncy
Kern Valley Sun
Local KOA receives President’s Award
Mike Gast
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Kern Valley High college aid seminar Jan. 13
Eliminate some stress and make the financial burden of college a lot lighter by having your high school senior apply for financial aid.
KUSD seeks solutions to budget crunch
Susan Barr
Kern Valley Sun
Ethics lecture at CSUB’s Kegley Institute Jan. 28
Kathy Miller
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Kern Valley FFA goes to Pasadena
Shaunna Edwards
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Chevron to donate $75,000 to Valley educators
Chevron will donate $75k to San Joaquin Valley school educators through Chevron/ DonorsChoose.org, Double Your Impact CampaignHealth
Grieving – a process
Dottie DeHart
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Parenting classes to start Jan. 28
Parenting classes begin on Thursday, Jan. 28. Classes will be two hours in length, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and run weekly for 10 weeks ending on March 25. All classes will be held at the KRV Family Resource Center in Lake Isabella.
Peanut poisoning victims still waiting for food safety assurances
A year ago, many of us were throwing out cookies, ice cream, crackers, and jars of peanut butter because of a salmonella outbreak linked to peanut products. Nine people died from the bacterial infection, and more than 700 got sick, including 55 cases in California. Promises were made for quick action to require regular food plant inspections and faster product recalls, but there are no new laws on the books yet.
