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TV Anchor and longtime Business Reporter Gaylen Young says it's important to continue to report on local businesses as our economy continues to be so volatile.

"With so many new businesses starting each year and so many others expanding in the greater Bakersfield, Kern County area of California, it's important to highlight many of those local businesses, so as they remain strong the community will remain strong" explains Young.

Gaylen Young is Executive Director of Bakersfield Business News; a Columnist for Kern Business Magazine; and a former Business Anchor for KGET-TV and KBAK-TV; and Executive Director of G and L Productions.

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Amtrak Ridership Jumps

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Thursday, 17 January 2008

Amtrak Ridership Jumps

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Amtrak passenger train service through the Central Valley saw a ridership spurt in the final quarter of 2007, according to figures from the California Department of Transportation, which subsidizes the service.

Quarterly ridership gains for the San Joaquin train service, which runs between Bakersfield and the Bay area, was up 7.1 percent compared to the fourth quarter of 2006.

County Inks Air Cargo Deal

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Thursday, 18 October 2007

A new long-term air cargo lease arrangement was approved by the Kern County Board of Supervisors Tuesday to allow developer AirCargoPort-Bakersfield a lease for a 12-acre site just southeast of the international air terminal near the Mexicana Airlines terminal.

The business, run by San Diego developer R. Barry McComic, also has an option to lease land at the north end of the airport. McComic tells Bakersfield Business News that with all the congestion surrounding Los Angeles International, cargo shippers are looking at areas like Bakersfield as a viable alternative.

Jack Goetcher, Kern County Airports Director explains this is the first of several phases of new development at Meadows Field that will help the County offer new air cargo options.

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