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Tony Lee's In Good Company
Every Friday Afternoon on KNZR
Every Friday afternoon on KNZR 97.7 FM and 1560 AM, Tony Lee sits down with the local leaders, nonprofits, and organizations making a difference across Kern County. From veterans groups to grassroots causes, In Good Company puts a voice to the work happening right here in our own backyard.
Listen in every Friday afternoon and get connected to your community.
The Greek Food Festival
This past Friday, Tony Lee welcomed Elaine Solan and Annette Londquist of the St. George Greek Food Festival, a Bakersfield tradition since 1974, to preview this year's festival: authentic Greek food and pastries, live music and dancing, October 9th through 11th at St. George Greek Orthodox Church, 401 Truxton Ave.
Pre-sale tickets are $20 in food value plus free admission, and children under 12 get in free. Purchase by Wednesday, October 7th.
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New Jaguars long snapper cuts camping trip short, scrambles for passport before Sunday's London game
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Judge tosses Timothy Busfield's indictment on child sex abuse charges
District Court Judge Joseph Montano granted Busfield's motion to throw out the grand jury indictment on Friday. Prosecutors can refile.
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