From the June 15, 2012 Edition
Stephanie Paz completed her annual ComTec Academy project developing a plan for opening an acyrlic nail design studio with her mother. She created nail designs (left) and hopes to study business at College of the …
From the June 15, 2012 Edition
At the Falcon Extravaganza this month there was excitement and fun about the offerings of Frazier Mountain High School, being showcased in a festival atmosphere at FMHS. Here is one of the important messages that …
From the June 15, 2012 Edition
By Nicole Patterson
On May 31, the Frazier Mountain Future Farmers of America hosted their Kiddie Day 2012 under direction of Advisor Nicole D. Patterson and Kiddie Day Chairperson Dana Jens.
Students from Frazier Park …
This full story appears in the June 15, 2012 issue of The Mountain Enterprise By Heather Conover, McCASA
“We’re still your children, please keep being our parents,” a volunteer group called Mountain Youth Can Change …
From the June 08, 2012 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
UPDATE—NEENACH, FAIRMONT, FRAZIER PARK, CA (Monday, June 18, 2012 at 9:50 p.m.) Gerard Conroy of the Oso Rural Town Council says 26 workers confirm they are planning to attend the Los Angeles …
From the June 08, 2012 Edition
Los Padres National Forest personnel were surprised and delighted to see eager members of the public waiting for them at the door to the meeting room of the Frazier Park Library on Friday, June 1.
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From the June 08, 2012 Edition
The gazebo stage in Pine Mountain Village was bursting with youngsters in charming costumes Saturday, June 2.
They assembled for a humorous musical play about “a medieval quest for good manners.” The audience was also …
From the June 08, 2012 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
Two marijuana plantations were removed from the Los Padres National Forest near the Dome Springs Campground within Lockwood Valley on Friday, June 1. Ventura County Sheriff’s narcotics detectives took a 10 minute …
From the June 08, 2012 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
The actions of a man first spotted in the Los Padres National Forest without clothes may have become more aggressive, say those who have been monitoring recent reports, which have also become …
From the June 08, 2012 Edition
By Jeff Kuyper
The current management plan for the forest— approved several years ago—allows harmful levels of development and road construction in some of the most pristine areas of the forest. Seven conservation organizations and …