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Students learn determination, poise under pressure and hard work showing animals at the fair (opens the original)
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Even as fairgoers munch down on funnel cakes and corn dogs, test their skill (or luck) at the balloon darts and ring toss, and maybe get a kiss at the top of the Ferris wheel, FFA and 4-H kids are spending countless hours this week working with their animals at the Kern County Fair. Kylee Martinez, an 11th grader at Highland High School, was kicking back in a livestock pen with her beloved Boer goat, Bruno, Monday afternoon at the fair. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
Hart Park raccoon injured by discarded fishhook dies, despite gallant efforts to save it (opens the original)
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An injured raccoon captured earlier this week at Hart Park with a fishhook embedded in its jaw has died. A team from Tehachapi Volunteer Wildlife Transport captured two raccoons Sunday near the eastern edge of the park. Both animals had fishing lures hanging from their mouths, but one of the ringed-tailed mammals was somehow able to free itself from the lure, so the volunteer animal advocates turned it loose. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
Customers, friends and colleagues celebrate Year 2 of Rosco Rolnick Day (opens the original)
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It had been exactly one year Wednesday since Bakersfield Mayor Karen Goh officially proclaimed Sept. 23, 2025 as âRosco Rolnick Dayâ â and presented him with the Mayorâs Medal for all that heâs done, for his âbig heartâ and for Rolnickâs âimpactful service, especially through the storeâs annual Shoes for the Homeless Shoe Drive, which has surpassed 120,000 pairs of shoes for Kern Countyâs most vulnerable residents.â One year later, inside Guarantee Shoe Center in downtown
Xerces Society to train volunteers to count, observe monarch butterflies in Bakersfield (opens the original)
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IF YOU VOLUNTEER To volunteer, the first step is to register. Read through this page: westernmonarchcount.org/volunteer Then, complete the virtual training: westernmonarchcount.org/training-videos After you’ve done the virtual training, attend the in-person training: 6:30 a.m., Oct. 31, Hart Park, at the corner of Lily Drive and Alfred Harrell Highway. Have Survey 123 downloaded onto your phone by following these instructions: westernmonarchcount.org/survey-123 Bring binoculars, water and wear g
KC Public Health to expand valley fever ambassador program through new partnerships (opens the original)
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The Kern County Department of Public Health is not resting in its fight against valley fever. During a news conference at its east Bakersfield offices Monday, the department announced that it is working to increase the number of its trained valley fever ambassadors as a way to raise awareness and boost early detection of the illness caused by a fungus that lives in the soil around Bakersfield and in many areas of the American Southwest. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
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