Christine L. Peterson is a journalist based in Bakersfield, California. She writes for The Bakersfield Californian and Yahoo News, focusing on local news and events in the Bakersfield area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including community events, local politics, and opinion pieces.
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Bakersfield, California, United States (Local)
Christine L. Peterson's coverage indicates a focus on local events, traditions, and community issues in Bakersfield, California. She frequently covers seasonal topics, opinion pieces, and event announcements.
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By: Christine L. Peterson
God promised Kristen Krafthefer at age 3 that she would be a mother.
Fancy Hallmark greeting cards and fresh flowers are nice, but what’s truly lasting when it comes to Mother’s Day?Surely a mother’s advice, passed onto her children who possibly share it
By: Christine L. Peterson
Plenty of people will fire up the barbecue or head out of town for the unofficial start of summer on Memorial Day's three-day weekend, but what about paying heed to
On a sunny Saturday morning, a multitude of entities celebrated the nascent work that brought a Day Habilitation Center to the grounds of St. Vincent de Paul Bakersfield on Baker
By: Christine L. Peterson
Who better to speak to the power of the right people, with the right skills and focus on the whole person, coming together to make a lasting difference in people's
By: Christine L. Peterson
A trophy's nice, but it's really about doing better in the community.
Quick. Think. What says summer to you?
Depending on the dad, he might love a new golf club, barbecue tools or fishing pole for Father's Day. Or perhaps he'd enjoy a good book or new electronics.
By: Christine L. Peterson
Reader: My first reaction to the otherwise well-intended front-page article “Our flag was still there” in Monday's Californian was frustration. But then I remembered there was a time that I didn't know the difference between half-staff and half-mast.
Fire up the barbecue with Independence Day favorites. Break out the chips, soda and desserts. Watch the fireworks (the professional, legal ones, please!). Spend time with family and friends, if
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