Community

Inspire School wins Fiesta Days Parade trophy

From the August 10, 2018 Edition

Our little Inspire School group dressed in their 1950s best, got their groove on and won the prize for best walking group in the Fiesta Days Parade! They were so excited. —Bari Moulin, Inspire Teacher

Calling to the Spirit of the Pond

From the August 10, 2018 Edition

Left: The leaping, happy fish sculptures of Stan McCuen’s imagination, set up for the Dry Pond Fishing Derby to remind people of what we’ve lost. Below Left: District 2 Supervisor Zack Scrivner with his children. …

In fire season, get prepared to evacuate with the Six P’s

From the August 3, 2018 Edition

Compiled by Patric Hedlund, TME

The Los Angeles County Fire Department tweeted out advisories to residents to be prepared to evacuate this week, as a brush fire caused residents of several apartment complexes to evacuate …

Fiesta Days Royalty announced

From the July 27, 2018 Edition

Meet Fiesta Days Queen Kayla Perry and King Derick Bradley. But you’ve met Kayla before. She is the student leader of the Law Enforcement Leadership Academy that you’ve seen everywhere around the mountain, providing aid …

McCASA’s July updates

From the July 27, 2018 Edition

Reported by Jill Neptune Turner, TME No Addiction Recovery Grant The Mountain Communities Coalition Against Substance Abuse (McCASA) did not receive the three-year, $150,000 Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA) grant for which they applied …

MyC3 combats underage drinking

From the July 27, 2018 Edition

Reported by Jill Neptune Turner, TME

New stickers for the Mountain Youth Can Change Communities (MyC3) campaign known as Project Sticker Shock have been placed on refrigerator doors at the Frazier Park Market, Mountain View …

Pam Plouffe wins 2018 Humanitarian Award

From the July 20, 2018 Edition

By Patric Hedlund, TME

The Jizo Peace Center held a lunch July 12 to give its 2018 Humanitarian Award to Pamela Anne Plouffe.

Jizo founder Ruth Handy gave those who attended the event an overview …

Senior Sack keeps serving

From the July 20, 2018 Edition

The Senior Sack Program provides free food staples to eligible seniors twice a month at Frazier Mountain Park Community Center. Seniors with an annual income below $15,000 pay just a one-time registration of $2.