From the August 7, 2020 Edition
By Gary Meyer, TME
A woman contacted The Mountain Enterprise on August 4 to say she witnessed something that made her uncomfortable on the morning of July 20, at about 7 a.m.—the same day a …
From the July 31, 2020 Edition
Frazier Mountain Family Resource Center—Food Bank, available to all those who need it; sign-up data is not given to any other party; call for appointment: 661.245.4303, Monday–Thursday 8:30 a.m.–12 p.m. and 1–4 p.m.
Commodities—Salvation Army …
From the July 31, 2020 Edition
By Mel Weinstein, PMC with Patric Hedlund, TME
Laborers of the Harvest in Taft is the food bank that has been providing almost all the food to the Mountain Communities Family Resource Center (MCFRC) food …
From the July 24, 2020 Edition
By Judy and Cliff Brunk, PMC
“Radio Bill” Hopper was diagnosed with covid-19. Veterans Administration physician Dr. Al, contacted us to say Bill is making slow progress (but progress).
He was intubated on July 10 …
From the July 24, 2020 Edition
By Patric Hedlund, TME
Ian Sawrey organized a meeting of over 250 Pine Mountain Club residents on June 15, 2019. The issue was Neighborhood Watch. In those pre-covid days they squeezed together into the activities …
From the July 17, 2020 Edition
By Marcy Axness, TME
“I never thought they would ever do that canopy,” said Kimberlee Goddard Hoven, co-founder of Friends of Frazier Mountain Park (FFMP). Hoven and her colleagues worked tirelessly back in 2015-16 to …
From the July 17, 2020 Edition
Bill Hopper is a generous man. If he knows something, he’ll share it with you. Bill had his 90th birthday on June 25. He has served for almost a decade on the Lebec County Water …
From the July 17, 2020 Edition
By Gary Meyer, TME
Gilbert Willette, who was injured in the house explosion in Lake of the Woods July 3, remained under the care of doctors at Memorial Hospital’s Grossman Burn Center in Bakersfield on …
From the July 17, 2020 Edition
By Gary Meyer, TME
Lake of the Woods resident Joan Kotnik was standing on the front deck of her Lowry Lane home, enjoying the Monday morning sun at about 7:30 on July 13, when she …
From the July 10, 2020 Edition
At the end of our report last week about Kern County’s grim plan to slash the budget and destroy the library system—including the closing of Frazier Park Library—The Mountain Enterprise promised to verify the volume …