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Pacing up and down the hall outside the principal's office, Ravyn twisted her long black hair into a high pony tail. It hadn't even been her fault. The guy had pushed her into the locker's, all she did was grab his arm, twist it behind his back and then slam him against the locker's...Just to see if he liked being on the recieving end of the block of metal.
He hadn't and that was why she was pacing outside the principal's office. Well had been, she had just been called into the room.
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She was going to kill him. Ravyn stomped out of the principal's office and headed towards the school exit. She had been kept with the principal until the end of the day, but first she had to make a detour towards her locker.
Reaching the locker, she entered her code and then grabbed her stuff. the things that she had been trying to get out the first time she had been there earlier. Growling low in her throat she slung her beat up backpack over her shoulder and slammed her locker shut. Locking it back up, she heard the late bell go. Turning she began to leave but walked into the guys she had introduced to her locker earlier...


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To promote interest in the historical background of the Shafter community and the northwest Kern County area through the collection, preservation, and exhibition of records, artifacts, and historic buildings relating to our area.
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shafter, history, museums, depot, hotel, agriculture, railroad, restoration, renovation
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PO Box 1088
Shafter, CA 93263 USA
Historical Societies and Related Activities (A80)
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This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990-N.
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The Shafter Depot Museum continues to provide a historical look at the Shafter Community and its agricultural heritage through its exhibits and publications. The museum served 866 visitors in 2013. The museum was open every Saturday and was open an additional 19 days by special appointment. We strive to accommodate requests for visits at times other than our normal visiting hours. During the last year many projects were accomplished at the Depot Museum. The dock was repaired and the building repainted. The 1910 Caboose was repaired and repainted. A new exhibit of a working Aeromoter Windmill was erected. We promoted the history of Shafter during the Centennial Celebration by contributing a town history for the Centennial Brochure and publishing a historical playing card deck using photographs from our collection.The Assistant Curator served as an advisor on the Centennial Mural Committee. A special Pictorial Cancellation Stamp was designed with the Postal Service using the stamp to cancel mail at the Depot October 19. A monument designating the Center of Population for California was placed and dedicated at the Museum in October.
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The Shafter Depot Museum, inclusive of the adjacent Harlin P. Wilson Agricultural Museum, provides exhibits, historical lectures, publications of local history and a quarterly newsletter. Lectures are offered by outside speakers once a year to the membership. The curator presents local history lectures to local groups and visitors. The Society has published four local history books and is currently working on a new book of Shafter's History.
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The Shafter Museum has evolved from an empty lot to a restored building, an exhibit hall and historical exhibits reflecting the heritage of the Shafter community and is available to schools and the general public. The Museum has been listed on the National Register of Historical Places.
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We receive favorable comments from visitors, verbal and written. Here are a few recent visitors compliments written in our guestbook:"Thank you for keeping everything up ""Beautiful & have kept the old feel""Very interesting & had a good time!""Great Job""A very nice museum to visit""My kids love it""Outstanding""Great Stuff, Fantastic Collection""Awesome Displays""We learn a lot here""This is cool""Looking Good""Great Fun!""Loved It"
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Funds and volunteers are needed for the following pending projects that include:A concrete slab and roof on the north end of the Agricultural Museum for an additional display area for restored farm equipment.Additional space for a work area and artifact storage, as well as the opening of an additional display room in the Depot upstairs.A slide scanner and program for accessioning hundreds of slides. Cost estimates are available upon request.
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Dr. Margaret Flowers, Candidate for US Senate, Green Party Launches Statewide Tour
Maryland – Dr. Margaret Flowers and members of her staff are heading out on Wednesday, September 21 for a 7-day road trip to tour the state of Maryland. They will travel to three to four towns and cities each day to hold visibility actions, speak with business owners on Maryland's Main Streets and to meet Marylanders at evening events.
The tour will begin by heading west from Baltimore, where Dr. Flowers resides, then traveling across the northern part of the state, then up and down the eastern side and finally from Calvert County to the areas that border Washington, DC, ending in Gaithersburg.
Dr. Flowers, a thirty-year resident of Maryland, a pediatrician and mother of three is running for Barbara Mikulski's open senate seat on the Green Party ticket. The Green Party has ballot status in the state of Maryland. Her campaign does not accept corporate or PAC money, unlike her competitors, Chris Van Hollen and Kathy Szeliga.
Dr. Flowers graduated from the University of Maryland, School of Medicine in 1990 and completed her residency in Pediatrics at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1994. In 2007, she left medical practice to advocate full-time for a national improved Medicare for all. Since then, she has broadened her work to include a range of economic, racial and environmental justice issues. She is recognized as a leader in the fight to stop the Trans-Pacific Partnership and is credited as one of the women who saved the internet.
"I have worked for the past ten years to nurture a popular social movement that will fight for solutions to the many crises we face from corruption in government to growing wealth inequality to the climate crisis and more," said Dr. Flowers. "Solutions to the crises we face exist, but even though majorities of the public support them, elites in power fail to act on them. Our political campaign is focused on these solutions and on bringing people-power into the halls of Congress to start ensuring that their voices are heard and that their needs and interests are reflected in public policy."
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September 21: Mt. Airy, Frederick
September 22: Hagerstown, Cumberland, Frostburg
September 23: Thurmont, Taneytown, Westminster, Hunt Valley
September 24: Belair, Havre de Grace, Elkton, Chestertown
September 25: Crisfield, Princess Anne, Salisbury, Easton
September 26: Lusby/Solomons, La Plata, College Park, Largo
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(P1) Chapter Five: Go your own way, and other comic tragedies.Mature
Someone was hammering their amateurish way through an old number that my Daddy used to rave about when I was a kid. I had just stepped through the door, shaking the dripping British winter from my tan overcoat, and smoothing and straightening my peroxide blonde hair. I hoped that the torrential blitz hadn't ripped my make-up from my face. It was like running through a pressure washer out there in the swirling indigo night.
Conversely, the café was warm and welcoming, a smiling doorman allowing me in wishing me a good evening. I responded in kind as I headed to the stairs which led up to the bar. From this moment, I realised that I would love this place. In the centre of the room there were tall tables, each with four tall stools. Around the rectangular side of the room were smaller tables with traditional pub-style chairs, and in the far right corner were three black leather couches. Centre to the far wall lay the stage.
Oh the myriad times from this moment that I would stand in front of that stage, listening to a variety of music, sung from a variety of throats, and experiencing a variety of emotions are countless. If I was to ever set a romantic story, it would be here, under the soft multi-coloured lights, under the attentive gaze of smiling eyes.
Tonight some scruffy, lanky weed of a boy was sitting on a high stool singing passionately (and out of tune) into a microphone pointed at the base of his pointy chin.
"You can go your own way. You can call it another lonely day."
I scanned the ample and milling groups of people until I saw Rob, in his black duffel coat talking with someone I only vaguely recognised. I drew in a breath and stepped forward, walking towards Simon's animated friend and put a glowing smile upon my face.
"Hey Rob, having fun?" Rob turned and swallowed a big mouthful of his amber liquid.
"Toni. Simon said he asked you if you were coming, said you looked mightily pissed. Are you OK?" Rob smiled a wide and genuine greeting.
"Yeah mate, just a little stressed earlier. In fact I think I nearly knocked your boy onto his ass." I smiled back.
"Yes he said something of the sort. He's at the bar at the moment, buying a round, a rare treat. Grab him before he pays the barmaid, you may never see his wallet again." Chuckling Rob motioned noncommittally over my shoulder.
"If I could, baby I would give you my world."
"I hope you aint being nasty bruv." Simon's tattooed arm passed a pint of lager over my shoulder to Rob. "You came then. Thought I scared you off coming Café Con Leche…and from shopping…and from me in general." There was a slight slur to Simon's voice, but his smile was intact. I looked as the red lights danced briefly in his eyes.
"I have changed the supermarket I shop at put it that way." All I could do was grin.
"Well I hope you warned them that they need to half their order from Cadburys for the foreseeable future."
"When you playing?" I changed the conversation, feeling embarrassed about the state I was in earlier.
"Three songs after this guy finishes. What do you think of him?" Simon looked towards the stage at the weedy guy, now writhing almost spasmodically.
"Er…I hope you are better."
"Treacle, we is the bestest." Simon pushed a bottle of blue WKD into my hands.
"How did you know this is what I drink?" I stared dumbly at the bottle in my hand, loosely realising that perhaps I should have said thank you instead.
"Well they were out of cheap-ass rocket fuel, so I got the next best thing." Simon placed a hand on my shoulder and squeezed gently. He pushed smoothly passed me so he could stand between Rob and myself, glugging greedily out of a bottle of Newcastle Brown.
"I had you pegged as a lager drinker."
"Didn't realise you gave it that much thought."
"You mean you didn't realise I was capable of thought."
"Well you are blonde." Rob stared intently at Simon as he continued with this light ping pong banter. As the conversation and the music swept over me, I felt the warm alcoholic tipsy feeling creep up the inside of my chest. Simon was a natural talker, always had a light and appropriate answer, and if not, a light and appropriate question. The conversation could have drawn me in for hours; I was laughing genuinely, smiling like I meant it, and giddy as a goon.
"This guy is a bit of a comic tragedy do you not think?" It was a strange question to ask, I was completely unsure what he meant. "Well I mean, he knows the chords to a beautiful and epic song, and performs it with all the grace and care of a one legged man in an arse-kicking contest." I spluttered my drink all down his white t-shirt. Horrified I tried to apologise, but Simon simply waved a hand. "There'll probably be chilli-sauce all down it by three in the morning I wouldn't worry about it. Unless you're really horrified and you want to suck it from the fabric." Mock inquisitive eyebrows, purple hair and green eyes are such a winning combination.
The moment was broken when Simon and Rob's name was called over the microphone. Simon winked and grabbed Robs shoulder, directing his friends broad frame toward the stage. A strange thing happened in this moment. In the ten-step walk from the bar to the stage, Simon changed. He grew a little taller, his shoulders relaxed a little more, and a swagger appeared in his strides. With a grace and poise I could not have expected, Simon picked up a guitar and perched upon the tall stool and began to adjust the microphone.
All the inhabitants of the warm smoky room seemed to breathe in simultaneously as Rob and Simon sat there in front of them smiling.
"These two are ace. They are so funny, and their songs are awesome. They look like a pair of tramps, but play like gods." Rob's friend had sidled next to me, a distant euphoric glaze to his eyes. I looked at him, assuming that his words were major hyperbole.
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The Blue Sky (P2)
'How much longer could he keep her in her room?' thought Lord Sarloom. 'Will she ever figure out that she was indeed beautiful, even gorgeous?'
Lord Sarloom was afraid to think those words, let alone whispher those words. The wind may carry them to Alina and tell her.
'Best just to think them, Yes, best just to think.'
In her room, Alina look out her window, a habit she had formed. She had memorized all the lines of the hills, and valleys, and mountians. She could draw the trees by heart. She traced the familiar lines of the river. She would daydream about laying in the fields of the flowers, flying in the sky, running and dancing in the ran.
If only she could get rid of that cursed curse. Why her, she thought, Why me?
"Blue sky,
Blue sky.
Help me find myself out there.
I know, ooh, I know, I'm not far off,
Just help break out of these cuffs." Alina sang softly to herself.
Just one look in a mirror, and she could make her own desisions…
Thats, what she'll do…Ask for a mirror…


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