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Reserve a spot for this year’s Baby Fest Pg. 2 Time to plant! Pg. 5 Animal Shelter gets overflow support Pg. 6
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‘Spring into Action’ photo contest! Win tickets to Monterey Bay Aquarium
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reetings all! This is Gene Garaygordobil, managing editor at The Bakersfield Voice announcing our second contest of 2009, “Spring into Action.” Show and tell us what you did for Easter, Spring Break or just that one-day getaway to enjoy our wonderful spring weather. Send us your story in 200 words or less and post your photos describing your “Fun in the Sun” springtime adventure. Whether it is an Easter egg hunt, a day at the beach or other vacation destination, post it on our Web site. Heck, you could include a picture of your kids playing in the back yard or at the neighborhood park. The grand prize for our “Spring into Action” contest is SIX free tickets to the Monterey Bay Aquarium on the beautiful Monterey Peninsula. The prize is valued at nearly $200! And if you’ve never been to the aquarium, check out the Web site at: www.montereybayaquarium.org. Take the whole family to see the otters, sharks, manta rays and the aquarium’s newest attraction, “The Secret Lives of Seahorses.” The deadline to get us your stories and photos is
Staff Olivia Garcia Vice President /Content ogarcia@bakersfield.com Gene Garaygordobil Managing Editor ggaraygordobil@bakersfield.com 716-8642 Teresa Adamo Associate Editor tadamo@bakersfield.com
PHOTO BY MARIA AHUMADA-GARAYGORDOBIL
Play ball! A quintessential spring photo like this one could receive our prize package worth almost $200! Wednesday, April 22. We will print stories and photos from the winner and runners-up in a future Voice and on our Web site. Remember, it is easy to create a FREE profile and post your stories, photos and blogs on our site. Just go to www.bakersfieldvoice.com and post your “Spring into Action” contest entries soon! Good luck!
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Music boosters roar with ‘20s dance and dinner BY DOUGLAS GRIFFIS Community contributor
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ighland High School’s Instrumental Music Boosters will present its annual Dinner and Swing Dance fundraiser titled “The Roaring ‘20s” on Saturday, April 18, 6 p.m., at the Bakersfield College Cafe, 1801 Panorama Drive. A silent auction, 50/50 raffle, door prizes and other frivolities are planned. We have added Kris Tiner and the BC Jazz ensemble. They will be playing Afro-Cuban Funk for the
night! Outstanding new music by Thomas Mapfumo, Fela Kuti, Mulatu Astatke, Femi Kuti, and others will be featured. Jim Scully and the CSUB Jazz ensemble, the Highland Jazz ensemble, and the Debonair Dancers fill the bill. No host bar. Tickets are $30 for the dinner and concert (by April 13), and we have also added a concert only ticket for only $10 at the door. $10!!! Jazz, Blues, Funk and more. Contact: www.blackwatchmusic.com or Melanie Dunwoody at 873-0938/326-3620 or Douglas Griffis at douglasgriffis@sbcglobal.net or call 363-7617 or Rita Gomez at rigomez@zues.kern.org.
Baby Fest & Family Expo booth space going fast! BY MARSHA J. BIDWELL Community contributor
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aby Fest & Family Expo will be May 9, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at River Walk Park. This year’s event will benefit The Ronald McDonald House in Bakersfield. This is Kern County’s largest event ever to educate parents on everything from pregnancy to preschool. We need sponsors to fill the park at River Walk and help complete this very needed place for parents who have a sick child. Entertainment scheduled for this year’s event includes: 1916, a Bakersfield local favorite Celtic
rock band; Mr. Coat will be playing all the favorite kids songs; the Reptile Man will bring creatures big and small; and, Bright House Network is bringing Animal Planet’s Wild Wonder Adventures to the Bright House Amphitheater. A fishing derby, mini boat races, a Diaper Derby and stroller races will also be ongoing throughout the park the day of the event as well. Booth spaces are already selling very fast. There are 10 booth spaces for vendors with handmade or homemade items. The cost is $100, but you must provide your own table, chairs and awning. This is a first come first serve. For more information, go to: www.bakersfieldfamilyexpo.com or call 319-1226.
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voice today! ■ Submitting your stories for The Bakersfield Voice is simple and FREE! Just go to: www.bakersfieldvoice.com and create a profile. ■ Choose what you’d like to contribute (an article, letter, picture or community event listing) and post it yourself for our online readership to see. You can even add video to the site!
■ We also include as many community contributions as possible in the print edition of The Bakersfield Voice, published Sundays. ■ Still need help getting your contributions onto our Web site? E-mail: Gene Garaygordobil at: ggaraygordobil@bakersfield.com or Teresa Adamo at: tadamo@bakersfield.com
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Time to celebrate!
Bakersfield softball teams get some love for tourney showings.
For our furry friends
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Cycling to fight cancer
Fundraiser at Red Brick Pizza Café pays for new water heater & more at the Kern County animal shelter.
Never too late to plant
Garden columnist Kathy Robinson answers question on when to plant this spring.
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Streets of Bakersfield
Bakersfield cyclist to participate in LiveStrong Challenge in San Jose to raise money for cancer research.
C’mon down to downtown! The Downtown Street Faire returns.
About the cover Bakersfield Voice community contributor Nina Ha appropriately titled this cover shot, “Just Hanging Around.” See more of Nina’s photos at: www.bakersfieldvoice.com.Click PHOTOS, then User Galleries. Look for “Superha.” Then post your own “Spring into Action” photos and stories to win six tickets to the Monterey Bay Aquarium! Deadline is April 22, so “Spring into Action” NOW! Your photo could be on our next cover! Photos and stories for the May 3 issue must be posted by Wednesday, April 22 at 5 p.m.
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YOURCELEBRATIONS Girls take first place at Porterville tournament
Intensity Girls place second
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Congratulations to the Bakersfield Central Cal Intensity girls 12U softball team. They took second place in a tournament held in Barstow on March 21-22.
Community contributor
Bakersfield NJB Division 3 Girls took first place at the Porterville All-Star Tournament. We are so proud of our beautiful and tough girls! Thanks coach for all your time and effort. From, All parents
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The cure for spring fever? Plant, plant, plant! already up, it is still good to put down pre emergents. The seed control will still stop any more from germinating. Then jot a note on the calendar to apply in early spring next year — March 1 would be good. Don’t forget to get on schedule for the rest of the year as well. June 1, Sept. 1 and Dec. 1 is a good schedule to try and stick to.
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veryday I get calls asking “Is it too late to plant seed,” “Is it too late prune,” “Is it too late to plant” or “Is it too late to put down pre emergent?” My answer is almost always, “It’s never too late to do the ‘right thing’ when it comes to gardening or anything else for that matter.” Don’t be afraid to go ahead, even if you are a little late. I’ve always found gardening is a very forgiving hobby. We can have great success in spite of ourselves. Wildflower seeds, for instance, can be sowed any time after the ground has warmed up. It may be late if you’re depending only on spring rains for germination, but if you water them you’ll see those flowers responding very quickly. With a little mulch and fertilizer, they will thrive in spite of a late start. As for the question of “Can I still prune my fruit trees and roses?” my answer is Gardening columnist “Most definitely.”
KATHY ROBINSON
Planting annual flowers can quickly brighten up a garden, and it’s not too late!
Plants can be shaped and pruned throughout the growing season. It is many times necessary to do multiple pruning to keep plants in bounds that we have established for them. An overgrown yard is usually not the most attractive, so prune as needed, not just once a year. In Bakersfield, we are blessed with weather that enables us to plant all year. It’s never too late to plant. Of course, when you plant in the summer, remember to “hand water” everyday. Don’t depend on your sprinklers in the heat to take care of newly planted items. You must soak that root ball every morning until your plants get rooted into the surrounding soil. That will take a good month or more! And yes, even if the weeds are
Upcoming seminars: Robby’s Nursery — Container gardening and planting moss baskets by Kathy; 10 a.m., Saturday, April 18. BC Garden Fest — New and unusual plants from Robby’s; 2 p.m.; Saturday, April 18.
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Even though you might be a little behind, don’t be afraid to jump right into this year’s gardening frenzy!.
I would like to nominate Mr. Kevin Turner as educator of the month. Mr. Turner is the seventh-grade language arts teacher at Freedom Middle School. Mr. Turner is always making jokes and having a good To submit your nominee for Educator of the Month, We have turned Star Pups Pet Salon & time teaching. Mr. then Turner makes language go to: www.northwest voice.com click on “Post Something!” and contribute a hroughout the year, Star Pups Paw Spa into fundraising headquarters paragraph why you appreciate and like to recognize your nominee. Be sure funabout and enjoyable. Hewould is always smiling!
Pet Salon & Paw Spa and our staff donate cash and services to various charities. Our current charitable campaign is to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Owners Scott & Tami Cobb are training as members of Team in Training to run the Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon in San Diego on May 31. Team in Training, the world’s largest endurance sports training program, is a fundraising department of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, whose mission is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and to improve the life of patients and their families. A new patient is diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma or myeloma every five minutes and every 10 minutes someone loses the fight.
for Bakersfield’s Team in Training. Star Pups Pet Salon will be donating a portion of our daily sales through May 31 to LLS. If you would like to join us in our efforts to knock out these terrible diseases that affect so many families right here in Kern County, you can drop off or mail any check or cash donations made payable to LLS at Star Pups Pet Salon, 9339 Rosedale Hwy., Suite F, Bakersfield, CA 93312 or you can visit us on the Web at: http://pages.teamintraining.org/cca/rnr09/tcobb to make your donations by credit card. Our goal is to raise $6,000 by the end of May — and remember your donations are 100 percent tax deductible. Star Pups Pet Salon & Paw Spa would like to thank Bakersfield for being such a giving community!
to include the educator’s name, school, department and picture. The contest is open to educators in the Southwest area. Entries can also be e-mailed to: dmartin@northwestvoice.com. Each month the winning entry $50 gift certificate, compliments of GW School Supply and The Northwest Voice. Sponsored by
■ If you have a teacher you think is great, nominate them for Educator of the Month by going to: www.bakersfieldvoice.com and posting an article. Nominations should tell us in 50 words or less why your teacher is the best and should also include their name, school, department and a picture. All nominees will be featured in the print edition of The Bakersfield Voice and each month the winning entry will receive a $50 gift card for school supplies, compliments of GO School Supply and TBV.
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For a better life ... Community bands together at Red Brick Pizza Café to aid shelter pups
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hen the Friends of the Kern County Animal Shelters Foundation held a fundraiser for a new water heater for the county animal shelter, the public came through. It turns out that Kern County Animal Control only has a 12-gallon water heater — far, far too small to handle even a little bit of dog bathing. Volunteer groomers go to the shelter, donating their time and talent to bathe and groom homeless dogs in an effort to make them more adoptable, but were frustrated that these pups couldn’t even get a warm bath. As word reached Friends of KCASF, they decided to hold a fundraiser and see if maybe, just maybe, they could raise enough money to replace the all but worthless heater with a new, tankless version.
On March 24, Red Brick Pizza Café on Brimhall Road was kind enough to donate 20 percent of all purchases between 4 and 9 p.m. to the cause. Friends of KCASF also provided two great raffle items: a goodie-laden dog house and cat gift basket; and brought Tshirts for sale to support the cause. The result? People were waiting in lines that reached out the door for most of the event, happy to support the Pet columnist Friends in
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their effort. Folks from several animal groups including Alpha Canine, The Cat People and Kern Humane Society showed up, as well as animal lovers and shelter supporters of all shapes and sizes. There were so many people that the owners of Red Brick apologized to the crowd for what was, at times, a nearly two-hour wait. But wait they did, with customers waving off apologies, happy to be a part of such a good cause. In the end, between Red Brick’s contribution, raffle ticket and T-shirt sales, and cash donations from people who didn’t wish to wait in line but still wanted to help, the Friends of KCASF raised nearly $2,000 in donations — more than enough to cover the cost of the water heater and its installation, with a little money left over for other projects benefiting the animals at Kern County Ani-
mal Control. Special thanks for this event go to Red Brick Pizza Café owners, Robert and Patty Salazar; Suzanne Guest; and Friends of the Shelter member, Linda Watson. All were instrumental for getting this event off of the ground. Thank you for your time and effort on behalf of homeless pets. And thank you, community members, who took time away from your day-today activities to stand in line, buy raffle tickets and T-shirts, and have a little pizza for the benefit of shelter animals. The result of your efforts will linger far beyond that evening, making life a little better for pups looking for a chance to find their forever home. Have a pet-related question or comment? E-mail Vicky at: vicky@pawprintcity.com or visit: www.pawprintcitytimes.com.
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Living Strong in fundraiser BY ESTEBAN SOLANO Community contributor
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steban Solano joins the Lance Armstrong Foundation’s (LAF) fight against cancer by participating in the 2008 LIVESTRONG® Challenge in San Jose. The LIVESTRONG Challenge allows teams and individuals to pick a fight with cancer by fundraising to support the LAF and the nearly 12 million Americans living with cancer. “My father, Pedro, recently passed away from lung cancer. My wife, Barbara, also lost her father, Don, and her Aunt Shiela, to cancer just a couple of years ago. Last month, my 8-year-old son, Kyle, watched his friend, Conner and his 4-year-old sister, Millie, lose their mother, Stephanie, to cancer. Currently, my Aunt Cira is fighting for her life against this horrible disease,” Solano said. The LIVESTRONG Challenge is the Lance Armstrong Foundation’s signature fundraising event, taking place in
cities across the country to unite people to fight cancer. In 2009, the LIVESTRONG Challenge will take place in San Jose, July 13. Solano hopes to raise $3,000 for the LAF as a participant of the LIVESTRONG Solano Challenge San Jose by participating in the 100-mile bike ride. Solano has been riding in and around Kern County for the past six years. He is a member of the local SSFTA Mountain Bike Club and occasionally rides with the Kern Wheelmen. His love for bikes has given him the ability to participate in this event. His love for his family and friends, who have been touched and taken by cancer, has given him the strength and encouragement to participate in this grueling ride. Donations can be made at: http://sanjose09.livestrong. Details,c 1-888-4242553 or visit: livestrongchallenge.org.
This week’s Star Athlete: Makayla Mazo Nominated by Han’s Taekwondo Academy Makayla Mazo is a 9-year-old, fourth-grade student at Buena Vista Elementary School. Her favorite subjects are math and science. She dreams to be a teacher one day. She is also a yellow belt at Han’s Taekwondo Academy of Bakersfield. Since starting her martial arts training, she has a competition record of 6-1. She competed in the California State Championships at the end of March in an attempt to qualify for the U.S. Nationals. When she is not training, she enjoys playing Mario Kart, rollerblading and riding her bike. She loves her family and spending time with her sister, Mavi.
■ Do you have a son, daughter, grandkid or buddy who is your pick for MVP? Nominate them for Star Athlete of the Week by going to: www.bakersfieldvoice.com and posting an article. Nominations should tell us in 50 words or less what makes this kid a star athlete and should include a photo. All nominees will be featured weekly in the print edition of The Bakersfield Voice,and each month, one nominee’s name will be drawn to receive a $50 gift card for sporting equipment, compliments of Sports Authority and TBV.
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