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A few hours before the Condors hosted San Jose at Rabobank Arena on Saturday night, Bakersfield coach Jay Woodcroft called it a measuring stick game for his team.
Adrian Godinez was Bakersfield College wrestling’s top finisher at the CCCAA State Wrestling Championship for the second year in a row, taking third in the 197-pound weight class on Saturday. He won the state title at 184 pounds a year ago.
The basket might as well have been a mile-wide for Kadar Waller.
Cal State Bakersfield men’s basketball made five of its last six shots from the floor, pulling away for a 73-67 win over Idaho (3-6) in Moscow, Idaho on Saturday night.
The smiles said it all following Stockdale’s championship victory in the South High Rebels Winter Classic Girls Soccer Tournament.
It was fitting that South and Mira Monte — two chief rivals in the Southeast Yosemite League — met Saturday for early-season championship bragging rights.
A dinner out, a trip to the movie theater: Those are pleasant but unremarkable diversions couples tend to take for granted. For Roger Logan and his wife, Kitty, they’re the answer to prayers.
Cal State Bakersfield women’s swimming and diving lost to Fresno State at home on Saturday, 155.5-125.5, in a dual meet. CSUB’s Sabrina Zavala won the 1,000-yard freestyle and Autumn D’Arcy finished first in three events (50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, 100 butterfly).
It can be hard to concentrate on doing exercises when you have a goat in your face, but people that came out on Saturday for goat yoga sessions didn’t seem to mind. In fact, the animals were the stars of the show.
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Since last season ended, the talk has been on whether Bakersfield Christian and Foothill could eventually meet in the Central Section Division IV boys basketball championships in February.
First Congregational Church of Bakersfield is looking to make the holiday season bright for recent parolees and their families.
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It was heartening and refreshing to view the funeral of President Bush on Wednesday. The speakers had to be limited in the time they had to talk about the man and the public servant. Ah, the good ole days when dignity and compassion could be found in the White House.
We’ve been hearing and reading a lot about the late George H.W. Bush. I thought I would add a little history, also.
I recently moved to Bakersfield and ran into a problem. My Avalanche truck broke down at Gosford Road and White Lane at about 4 p.m. one day. I want to thank all the people who stopped to help me until a tow truck arrived.
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