From the October 9, 2015 Edition

September 28, 2015 Dear Editor:

Bravo Flying J! Bravo Chris Hert! As an old duffer who taught business for 50 years, I was delighted to read that the manager of Pilot-Flying J will pay mileage …

From the October 9, 2015 Edition

September 29, 2015 Dear Editor:

I want Kern Transit to know that, as a regular rider on the Frazier Park Dial-A-Ride, I commend driver Rebecca Peltzer for her continued selfless and above-and-beyond service to the …

From the October 2, 2015 Edition

September 22, 2015 Dear Editor:

I feel like I’m being held hostage by PG&E. We understand the wires need to be kept clear, but it needs to be done with more professionalism. The trimming work …

From the October 2, 2015 Edition

September 22, 2015 Dear Editor:

I want to add my voice of support for the proposed Tejon Indian Tribe casino. It would provide much needed jobs and revenue to our area. We have a second …

From the October 2, 2015 Edition

September 18, 2015 Dear Editor:

We would like to thank all of the pet owners in the Mountain Communities for the outstanding turn out at the most recent low-cost vaccination clinic held in Frazier Park. …

From the September 25, 2015 Edition

September 17, 2015 Dear Editor:

The new guard rail and asphalt dike project on Mil Potrero Highway from Cedarwood Drive to Cuddy Valley Road is now complete.

The Frazier Mountain Park Road at Mt. Pinos Way (west) …

From the September 25, 2015 Edition

September 17, 2015 Dear Editor:

This is in reply to “Skinny Squirrels (a drought poem)” by Peter Gullerud [The Mountain Enterprise, September 11, 2015].

The Squirrels Are Chubby On My Street (A Drought Tolerant Poem …

From the September 25, 2015 Edition

September 21, 2015 Dear Editor:

In response to Katherine King’s comments in the September 18 issue of The Mountain Enterprise [“Gambling casino comments”] I feel I need to defend Edward Beale once again. In my …

From the September 18, 2015 Edition

On September 4 The Mountain Enterprise published a story about Kern County’s corrections to the deadly intersection of Frazier Mountain Park Road and (west) Mt. Pinos Way [“Notorious intersection now worthy of Bear’s memory”].

Barry …

From the September 18, 2015 Edition

This is an excerpt from the scoping comments submitted by the TriCounty Watchdogs about the Tejon Indian Tribe’s desire to acquire about 306 acres of land for a gambling casino, hotel and other purposes at …