From the April 22, 2011 Edition
A Quick Look at Social Services on on the Hill (April 15, 2011 by Gita and Harry Nelson) needs a few corrections. Tuesdays with Friends is an interdenominational Bible study group which does community service …
From the April 22, 2011 Edition
April 8, 2011 Dear Editor:
About your story [Pine Mountain Club Won’t Raise Assessments This Year Horse Rental String Likely to Be Restored if USFS Permit Can Be Obtained, April 8, 2011]: If this news …
From the April 22, 2011 Edition
April 5, 2011 Dear Editor:
Liz Bolden and Ronni Wilde of Pine Mountain completed a 20- mile snowshoe and hiking trek up Mount Pinos on Saturday, April 2. They raised funds for my upcoming book …
From the April 22, 2011 Edition
April 18, 2011 Dear Editor:
We are still in touch with the Attorney General’s office and I have sent an inquiry to the Kern County Grand Jury…. Tomorrow I am 63. I was 54 when …
From the April 22, 2011 Edition
by Don Eubank
Last week in this newspaper, Frazier Park architect Max Williams stated that he was very upset with the installation of the fence on the back side of the new library [OpEd: …
From the April 22, 2011 Edition
April 19, 2011 Dear Editor:
I just wanted to share that I truly enjoyed seeing my mother, as well as the rest of a very brave cast, perform in The Vagina Monologues this past Saturday.
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From the April 15, 2011 Edition
April 8, 2011
Dear Editor:
In regard to your article Old Hugs Saved Colts from Falling Trees During Storm, it indeed did bring a lump to my throat and a tear to my eye.
Aren’t …
From the April 15, 2011 Edition
March 31, 2011
Dear Editor:
Thank you so much for publishing, in the March 18 issue of The Mountain Enterprise, the names of all of the Live Local survey raffle prize winners and for acknowledging …
From the April 15, 2011 Edition
Last week Michelle Maga wrote a letter about Kern County’s failure to open up the road to Mount Pinos following the March 20 snowstorm. It took 10 days for the county to plow the route. …
From the April 15, 2011 Edition
By Chuck Mullen
Throughout the long hours of bitter debate among representatives of the colonies at the Constitutional Conventions in 1787, Ben Franklin wondered about a carving on the back of George Washington’s chair. Was …