From the May 22, 2020 Edition
By Patric Hedlund, TME
Militsa Brennan of Cuddy Valley called with an excited note in her voice this week. She stepped up last year after The Mountain Enterprise reported that the existing board of Meals …
From the May 15, 2020 Edition
By Ruth Handy, Jizo Peace Center, Pine Mountain community
This is a call out to students, parents and teachers. Students can win $300 for writing about personally experiencing compassion from others or about practicing compassion …
From the May 15, 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 May 8, 2020 Edition
By Kevin Woten, Mountain Communities CERT
The weather is getting warmer, so this is the moment when we all need to step up to fire-harden our properties for wildfire season. We need to clear brush, …
From the May 1, 2020 Edition
We count all who live behind your front door…
Even cousins or uncles up on the third floor.
Kids, be sure to ask the grown-ups in your home if they have completed the census. It’s …
From the May 1, 2020 Edition
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has a proposal for ways to improve and update the rules utilities must follow for Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events during wildfire season later this year. The proposal …
From the May 1, 2020 Edition
Lebec resident impressed with their speedy response
By Marcy Axness, TME
“I don’t think the Frazier Park sheriff’s [deputies] get enough credit,” Gayle Ryan said last week. She had been awakened by someone pounding on …
From the April 24, 2020 Edition
Kern County District Attorney Cynthia Zimmer issued a reminder to all county residents that hotlines for calling about domestic violence, child abuse and sexual assault continue to be staffed and available for those in need.
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From the April 17, 2020 Edition
Masked Scrappers Report: Liz Buchroeder of Pine Mountain Club said she was struggling this weekend to get up the energy to make more masks. She was tired. But then, as she wrote in her morning …
From the April 17, 2020 Edition
This slice of Mountain Communities history (right) is scheduled to be torn down in April or May. Many readers are not even aware of its existence. Stay tuned next week for the curious history of …