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Operation Christmas Card touches serviceman’s heart
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Earth Talk: Questions and Answers About Our Environment
Dear EarthTalk: Is it true that cable and other pay TV boxes that sit atop television sets consume massive amounts of energy, in part because they are always on, even when the TV is off? -- Sam Winston, Metarie, LA
More of this storyThe Home Instead Senior Care® office serving Kern County has announced the Salute to Senior Service program to honor senior volunteers for the tireless contributions they make to their local communities.
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California ready to update Clean Vehicles Program
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Not too late to cash in on savings for this tax season
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Tips for women traveling alone
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Scrivner speaks of State of the County
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Judge blocks state’s Medi-Cal cuts
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Trail of 100 Giants to be reconnected, USFS says
Sequoia National Forest, Ca
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The Hwy 14 sign directing visitors to the valley is under repair due wind damage over the past several years.
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The US Forest Service has completed a nationwide inventory and review of recreation fees in what the agency calls “High Impact Recreation Areas,” or HIRAs. If recommendations from the agency’s Washington Office are implemented, the public could see a substantial reduction in where fees are required on National Forests. However, the final decisions are being left to local managers, so whether there will be actual change on the ground is uncertain.
More of this storyIRS Free File, which has been making taxes a little less taxing for a decade is available now. More than 33 million returns have been filed through Free File since its debut.
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KRVCC honors 2012 Man and Woman of the Year
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MLK event keeping legacy of courage alive
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Kern Autism Network announces date for 17th Annual Autism Awareness Conference
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Mother, son take plea deal in gruesome case of elder abuse
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More of this storyThree strikes laws are statutes enacted by state governments that require the state courts to impose a life sentence (usually with the possibility of parole) to persons who have been convicted of two or more serious criminal offenses. Twenty-four states have some form of habitual offender laws.
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Hospital presses forward despite uncertainty
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Kern County Grand Jury volunteer applicants
Applications for the Kern County Grand Jury will be accepted from now through April 13, 2012. The Kern County Grand Jury is made up of a group of 19 citizens, randomly selected from a pool of citizens who have made their interest known. Once selected, Grand Jurors act as an investigative body to ensure that county and city governments are efficiently operated and that public funds are effectively spent. The Grand Jury also hears evidence of public offences presented by the Kern County District Attorney’s Office and, where appropriate, may issue criminal indictments. Applicants must be willing to spend approximately 20 hours a week in performing these tasks.
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Cudahy sentenced to four years for KOA burglary, stolen property
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Keyesville School of Archaeology
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Law Enforcement
LAW AND ORDER
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