From the June 1, 2018 Edition
May 30, 2018 Dear Editor:
I wrote you earlier to thank you for the newspaper’s coverage of what was going on in Pine Mountain Club regarding the so-called “Taj Mahal” plan.
Because of the …
From the June 1, 2018 Edition
May 18, 2018 Dear Editor:
We had 42 donors at our most recent Frazier Mountain High School blood drive, including community members and staff. Sports often takes students who can donate away from us because …
From the June 1, 2018 Edition
May 28, 2018 Dear Editor:
I have a message for the !#&&*%$s who are shooting their semiautomatic weapons illegally behind our Frazier Park house. They are shooting off West End Drive on Los Padres National …
From the June 1, 2018 Edition
May 27, 2018 Dear Editor:
I received a letter from the anonymous “PMC Concerned Friends of the Clubhouse Task Force,” telling me in many different ways that my property value is dependent on the state …
From the May 25, 2018 Edition
May 21, 2018 Dear Editor:
Thank you for the beautiful presentation of my husband Carl’s obituary. Also thank you for your many years of encouragement as I tried to serve the families of the mountain …
From the May 25, 2018 Edition
May 21, 2018 Dear Editor:
As a long-time Pine Mountain Club Environmental Control Committee and current Clubhouse Task Force member, I want to thank you for your concerns and actions about the election process we …
From the May 25, 2018 Edition
May 20, 2018 Dear Editor:
The Mountain Enterprise coverage of the proposed Centennial real estate development [“Centennial Comments,” a series, The Mountain Enterprise March-May 2018] has focused on people and organizations opposed to the project. I …
From the May 25, 2018 Edition
May 21, 2018 Dear Editor:
Concerning the article last week about the new fire hazard clearance rules [“Firefighters are serious: $1,000 fines,” The Mountain Enterprise, May 18, 2018]—like those 70 people at the meeting last …
From the May 25, 2018 Edition
May 17, 2018 Dear Editor:
I am a bit concerned about your reporting that the Kern County Fire Department will fine people without a first warning [“Firefighters are serious: $1,000 fines,” The Mountain Enterprise, May …
From the May 25, 2018 Edition
May 16, 2018 Dear Editor:
I would love to leave the fish, duck and geese sculptures at the Frazier Mountain Park Pond, especially along the north side by the fence. However, I think Patric is …