At least when Garces takes the field Saturday for the Central Section Division III Baseball Championship, the team won’t likely see anything it hasn't witnessed before.
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Do you think that painting you picked up at a yard sale is really a treasure? What about that bracelet from Great-Grandma Ethel? Some experts will be coming to town to help you discern whether there's more than meets your shrewd eye for a valuation event at the Bakersfield Museum of Art on June 5.
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A Tehachapi man who paid another man $200 to rape his wife and participated in the brutal assault against her was sentenced Thursday to a life term behind bars.
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An important issue was brought to light last month in Steven Mayer's April 17 article, "Attack of the killer squirrels? Not quite, but they’re thick as thieves at Panorama Park." In fact, in my world, it's a topic that cannot be discussed enough.
As a lawyer regularly appearing in the courts of this community I was alarmed at the vitriolic and unjustified recent comments about Judge John “Lance” Fielder, who has served as one of our most distinguished and respected bench officers.
I must take issue with community columnist Sal Moretti ("We're in the trenches of the Battle of Bakersfield," May 21), who said he watched "The Darkest Hour," a movie about Winston Churchill at the onset of World War II. Moretti writes of the danger of appeasement and how Britain was at the …
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