cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24694688

Around 75% of immigrant farm workers in Bakersfield, California, ditched their shifts after Trump ramped up his threats by removing protections against ICE raids in "sensitive areas," including schools and workplaces.

DDI is providing their service for free between 7pm-2am on NYE.

For those unfamiliar, DDI (Designated Driver Inc.) brings two people. One person drives your car for you so you have it at home the next day.

Just be aware they're extremely busy on NYE during the free service. Expect a few hours of delay when ordering.

Call or text 661-431-3854

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• Angry Barnyard BBQ

• Bakersfield Barbecue Co.

• Black Angus Steakhouse

• Chef Lino's Catering Kitchen

• Cope's Knotty Pine

• Cloud 9 by Covenant Coffee

• Cornerstone Bakery

• Cracker Barrel

• Ewings on the Kern

• Flame & Fire Brazilian Steakhouse

• Hungry Hunter Steakhouse

• Moo Creamery

• Mossman's Catering

• NV Catering

• Petroleum Club at Sundale

• Sweet Peas

Three-story Southern Hotel occupying the corner of 19th & Chester Streets. Pedestrians walk sidewalks, horse and buggies stopped along road, bicyclist on corner. Scribner Block building and White Star Steam Laundry visible in right corner. Built in 1889 for Southern Hotel Association. Architectural drawings by Benjamin G. McDougall and Son of San Francisco and San Diego. Built by contractor William J. Doherty.

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This was the first school building to be built on the current site of Bakersfield High School. Kern County Union High School, as it was then known, moved classes to this building in 1895. The building was later known as the Commercial Building after other buildings were added to the campus. The building was torn down in 1936 and Elm Grove was established in its place.

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Explore the California High Speed Rail route from above in an airplane to not only see how construction is coming along, but also to observe all of the terrain standing in the way of finishing one of the largest engineering projects in the world. Starting in downtown Los Angeles, we fly 270 miles north along the route through the Mojave desert and Central Valley.