From the February 25, 2011 Edition
Listing here is not a report of conviction. This is a list of law enforcement activity from Kern County Sheriff’s Frazier Park substation public records. Listing here does not indicate that the Kern County District …
From the February 25, 2011 Edition
By Heather Conover
“It was a fake way of having fun,” said a young adult about how his alcohol use began.
Raised on the mountain, he spoke openly and honestly to a room of youth …
From the February 18, 2011 Edition
FRAZIER PARK, CA (Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011 at 10:30 a.m.)–See today’s issue of The Mountain Enterprise on newsstands now for the full story on trees being removed from Frazier Mountain Park. Three trees have been …
From the February 18, 2011 Edition
Los Padres Issues Safety Reminders As Winter Storm Approaches
FRAZIER PARK (Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011, 1:20 p.m.) —The U.S. Forest Service has issued these pointers about safety if you are considering traveling to the …
From the February 18, 2011 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
If you didn’t think you were living in the epicenter of cool, think again. And no, we’re not referring to this week’s snowstorms. Local filmmakers have been invited to the SXSW (South …
From the February 18, 2011 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
An ammunition case covered by rocks was discovered at the Sierra Vista turnout, not far from the Buena Vista parking lot on Mount Pinos about noon on Friday, Feb. 11. Kern County …
From the February 18, 2011 Edition
Update
By Patric Hedlund
The Center for Biological Diversity filed an appeal with the 5th Appellate District Court in Fresno on February 9 to contest the November 2010 ruling by Kern County Superior Court …
From the February 18, 2011 Edition
Chapter excerpt by Bruce Watson based on an essay by Fran O’Brien
Last week Fran O’Brien told of her decision to join in the civil rights movement, joining Freedom School teachers in Mississippi in …
From the February 18, 2011 Edition
On Valentine’s Day, Monday, Feb. 14, first responders from Kern, Los Angeles and Ventura Counties were invited to lunch and a brainstorm with the Mountain Memories Association. The focus was on emergency preparedness needs in …
From the February 18, 2011 Edition
As we are going to press, the National Weather Service reports that two major storm fronts are pushing into our area. Snow levels are expected to be around 6,000 feet with the first storm, affecting …