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26-4 Fall Issue
Entertaining the Bakersfield Way by Miles Johnson
The typical farmers’ market has loads of greens to choose from which always make for a delightful, refreshing, and nutritious salad. Of course, a simple dressing made with fresh ingredients will compliment any meal.
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Cheap Eats
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New Additions Added Each Week!
It's back! Just for the frugal foodie in everyone, we've compiled a list of nearly 50 meals that will fill you up without emptying your wallet.
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Best Docs
Written by Tracie Grimes
When you've got to select a specialist, who do you turn to? These are nationally-ranked physicians and they're available locally.
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The ER Follies
Written by Allison Aubin
Kittens, men in black, practical jokes—you never know what will happen in an emergency room. Paging Dr. Hilarity.
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It’s Holiday Time
Written by Donna McCrohan Rosenthal
Follow Santa and his reindeer around as he visits the many fabulous holiday hot-spots in California that know the meaning of the season.
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Red, White & Good
Written by Jason Gutierrez
Not only did he give us our sound, Buck also inspired a drink. It's fruity, it's rummy, and it's got a taste that's truly twangy.
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Ice Wars
Written by George Gilbert Lynch
The ice business was a hot one in 1912, and there was only room for one. It meant one thing: someone would get burned.
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COOL!
Written by Bakersfield Magazine
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A guide so hip, so groovy, and so cool, we made it a requirement that you wear a leather jacket and shades in order to read it.