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Judge blocks stateâs Medi-Cal cuts
California News Services A federal judge issued a tentative ruling Monday to stop 10 percent cuts to payments many medical providers get from serving Medi-Cal patients in California.
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New Sgt. at the KV Sub
George Stahl/Special to the Sun Sergeant Doug Jauch of Bakersfield has been assigned the task of managing the Kern Valley substation in Lake Isabella. Sgt. Jauch (pronounced Yauk) has been at the job since Dec. 31. According to Jauch, he worked in the valley for 5 years before his career with the Sheriff’s Department as a driver with WA Thompson Distributors and his delivery route included the Kern River Valley. Jauch said that he took a liking to the valley from the first time he came up here. “I’ve always liked the valley area. The people are friendly and I like that about this community.” Jauch smiled.
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Operation Christmas Card touches servicemanâs heart
Cathy Perfect/Kern Valley Sun The project – belatedly dubbed Operation Christmas Card – took planning. It took time. And, in the end, some finger-crossing.
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Scrivner speaks of State of the County
George Stahl/Special to the Sun The Kern County Board of Supervisors held its annual State of the County Address on the evening of Jan. 25 at the Marriot Hotel in Bakersfield. Board of Supervisors Chairman Zack Scrivner of the 2nd District gave the keynote speech.
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Earth Talk: Questions and Answers About Our Environment
Dear EarthTalk: Is it true that cable and other pay TV boxes that sit atop television sets consume massive amounts of energy, in part because they are always on, even when the TV is off? -- Sam Winston, Metarie, LA
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