Centennial Corridor finally cuts a ribbon — but freeway's green light is still a few days away
The long-awaited Centennial Corridor opens soon -- just not as soon as some may have assumed.
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This Thanksgiving, Im profoundly thankful for the positive transformations that shape our city.
Zach Bryan Alan Tandy Improvement Program Community Action Partnership Of Kern Bakersfield City Council Vital Services Measure
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With a state program set to expire in February, Lakeside Union School District has 3 months to find funds for drinking water
Located along Old River Road, Lakeside School is a name that for years has belied a troubled and ironic reality: There’s no drinkable water.
Source: bakersfield.com
Forza Elevates Coffee To A Richer Experience
By Mary Ellen Psaltis Grabbing a cup of coffee is a classic but not unusual experience in Thurston County. Forza’s new location in Hawks Prairie
Source: thurstontalk.com
Public Notices Week of May 10, 2022
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE
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Taxpayer group questions local, state fiscal policies [The Bakersfield Californian]
Taxpayer group questions local, state fiscal policies [The Bakersfield Californian] Dec. 11—A pair of presentations this week by Kern’s main taxpayer advocacy group called into question aspects of California’s push for clean energy and the city of Bakersfield’s work on two expensive parks projects. At its virtual annual meeting Wednesday, the Kern County Taxpayers Association noted tax revenues from local oilfields fund a large share of county operations at a time the state is undermini...
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Taxpayer group questions local, state fiscal policies
A pair of presentations this week by Kerns main taxpayer advocacy group called into question aspects of Californias push for clean energy and the city of Bakersfields work on two expensive parks projects. At its virtual annual meeting Wednesday, the Kern County Taxpayers Association noted tax revenues from local oilfields fund a large share of county operations at a time the state is undermining the petroleum industry while pushing forward with solar projects that provide far less fiscal suppor...
Source: bakersfield.com