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Powers Peak dedicated to late historian-in-residence
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South Fork students show American spirit at Veterans Appreciation Day
Amber Siratt
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Cal/OSHA issues five citations in death of laborer
Cathy Perfect
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Large scale development tops KRVR agenda
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Salvation Army, volunteers fulfill mission with holiday feast
Cathy Perfect
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Kern Canyon fault study continues
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Students rewarded with Museum of Art tour
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WWMS Student Council V.P.
KUSD Superintendent gives Wallace parents construction update
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NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RESULTS
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New rig pride of Fire Station 71
Susan Barr
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REVA now one step closer to goal
Susan Barr
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Quilting for the love of those in need
Susan Barr
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Ceremony to be held to pay tribute to newly named 'Powers Peak'
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Hospice brings dignity, compassion to patients and families
Susan Barr
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Neighbor helping neighbor key to keeping community beautiful
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Kern County Fire Department, KRV Fire Safe Council protect community
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McCarthy appointed to House leadership
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Monday, Dec. 1, Congressman Kevin McCarthy was named by Republican Whip Eric Cantor (R-VA) to serve as the Chief Deputy Republican Whip, the highest appointed Republican leadership position in the House of Representatives. "Being entrusted by my friend Republican Whip Eric Cantor to serve in the House Republican Leadership as Chief Deputy Whip is an enormous honor,” McCarthy said. “I am ready to get to work right away to help create a foundation of new and fresh ideas using our Central California values to solve America's pressing challenges. We know Americans are not interested in rhetoric and division, but common-sense solutions and action. We will revitalize our outreach efforts through cutting edge technology. We will help be part of the solution to turn the page to a new era of Republican leadership. I am proud to begin this mission on the innovative path to a better future."
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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
The 31st Annual Christmas Parade sponsored by the Kern River Valley Chamber of Commerce is now history; the weather could not have been better. There were 58 participants this year, a few of which came in unexpectedly, as well as a few no-shows. This year’s winners are:
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Neo-Nazi vandalism in Kernville shocks residents
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Sun announces 2008 Christmas Lighting Contest
Marsha Smith
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Exchange Club honors Firefighters of the Year
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Driver airlifted from accident scene
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FedEx driver escapes serious injury
An unidentified FedEx driver escaped serious injury when for unknown reasons his van left the roadway in the lower Kern Canyon Friday afternoon. His vehicle rolled numerous times before coming to rest on the rocks below.
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Eight residents banned for violating fire rules
GOLETA, CA - Eight Santa Barbara County residents have been banned from all National Forests for a period of one year after pleading guilty in Federal Court to violating fire restrictions in Los Padres National Forest, the Forest Service announced today. The eight also received fines ranging from $200 to $300 during their Nov. 21 court appearance in Santa Barbara.
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Bust yields 10 grams of meth, two suspects
Deputies from the Kern Valley Sheriff’s Substation made a routine traffic stop early Sunday morning and determined the driver, Billy Largent, 52, of Lake Isabella, to be under the influence of a controlled substance and in possession of drug paraphernalia.
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