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ANOTHER VIEW: Schultz blowing pink smoke in describing female ordination
A presentation by the Institute for Religion, Education, and Public Policy at Cal State Bakersfield of the film, "Pink Smoke Over the Vatican," inspired Valerie Schultz's May 19 column, "Film documents battle for women to be priests.
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Caribbean med school tempts KMC with $35 million offer
In an unusual arrangement that was described as benefiting both institutions, a for-profit Caribbean medical school has offered Kern Medical Center $35 million over 10 years for nearly exclusive rights to have its students rotate through the county facility.
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Barks settles sex harassment claims with former employer
A settlement has been reached in radio talk show host Inga Barks' sexual harassment lawsuit against former co-host Scott Cox and American General Media.
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Rocks ready to roll: Downtown venue to open
The symphony of saws, hammers and drills that's been playing non-stop for months will make way for a more melodious sound this weekend when the building that formerly housed rockin' venue Fishlips once again reverberates with music.
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May 29 community sports announcements and achievements
By The Bakersfield Californian
Monday, May 28 2012 05:46 PMCamps
Basketball: Twice weeky. Beginners/intermediate, 5-6 p.m. Advanced, 6-7 p.m. Coach is Chris Clayton, formerly of East High, Texas A&M. Call (661) 410-3343. Starts Monday.
Bowling: For children 14-and-under at Regency Bowling Center, 820 Real Road, (661) 325-6428, June 11-Aug. 10. Camp runs Monday-Friday, 1-2:30 p.m. Come learn how to bowl (coaching help available at no extra charge on Tuesdays and Thursdays). Participants bowl two games each day. Cost is $8 per child and includes shoe rental, hot dog and drink. No registration deadline -- participants come whenever they would like.
Bowling: Summer Camp at AMF Southwest Lanes, 3610 Wible Road. Camp is through Bakersfield City Parks and Recreation District, (661) 326-3866 or bakersfieldparks.us. Two sessions, four Tuesdays in June (5, 12, 19, 26), or last four Tuesdays in July (10, 17, 24, 31). Runs from 1-2:30 p.m. Call Bakersfield City Parks and Recreation District to sign up and for cost. Registration deadline is prior to start of each session (June 5 or July 10). Cost is $60 per session (ball and shoes included). Camp will teach techniques of bowling and rules. Parents must be present at Camp. For ages 5-17.
Junior speed camp, starts Monday. Call (661) 410-3343.
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Dumatrait retires from pro baseball
Former Ridgeview High and Bakersfield College pitcher Phil Dumatrait announced his retirement from professional baseball Sunday following a five-year major league career.
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Outdoors notes: Hunting licenses, big game drawing applications available
Hunters can now purchase 2012-2013 hunting licenses and apply for the Big Game Drawing online, the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) announced. Transactions can be conducted at any DFG license sales office, license agent or online.
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Robert Gautney: Still time to sign up for Arvin City Amateur
The 17th Arvin City Amateur Championship is scheduled to be played this weekend on the Sycamore Canyon golf course in Arvin, but a small field, if the tournament is played, will compete.
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Volleyball Clinic on May 26th
May 26th Stockdale High School will be having a Clinic for girls and boys, ages 5 to 12.
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Central California Blues Soccer G99
CCB Girls win Madrid Premier Cup 2012 in San Luis Obispo.
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May 22 community sports announcements, achievements, results
Camps
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Kern athletes shine at Valley youth track and field meet in Kingsburg
Kern County track and field athletes stole the spotlight May 12 in Kingsburg, winning more than half the events in the Valley Track and Field Championships.
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Bette Addington: Fresno's historic Cedar Lanes to close its doors in June
Several weekends ago my team traveled to Fresno to bowl the California United States Bowling Congress Women's State tournament.
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County women's amateur golf event canceled
Next week's scheduled Kern County Women's Amateur Golf Championship has been cancelled because of a lack of signed-up players, tournament chairwoman Jacque Servadio confirmed.
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Robert Gautney: Kern Women's Amateur canceled
After 75 years of Women's Kern County Amateur golf, there will be no 76th tournament, at least perhaps for 2012 anyway.
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May 15 community sports announcements, accomplishments, results
Youth football
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2012 Kern County Track & Field Championships
2012 Kern County Track & Field Championships
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Caribbean med school tempts KMC with $35 million offer (16)
In an unusual arrangement that was described as benefiting both institutions, a for-profit Caribbean medical school has offered Kern Medical Center $35 million over 10 years for nearly exclusive rights to have its students rotate through the county facility.
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County supervisors to again mull management raises (14)
Kern County supervisors will, for a second time, consider Tuesday a three-year program that gives top county managers -- including themselves -- a 6 percent raise and forces those not already paying their share of retirement and health care costs to begin doing so.
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Supervisors grant themselves, managers 6 percent pay raise (7)
A divided Kern County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to raise its pay and that of other managers by 6 percent over three years, but also required all employees to contribute to their own health care and retirement plans.
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HEATHER IJAMES: My battle cry for the war on boys (4)
There were three boys and three girls playing the same game together at a local elementary school. It was called "Prisoner. " The little girls wanted to be caught by a bad guy, and then good guys would break them free.
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