From the November 14, 2008 Edition
By Jessica Zuniga
This was a Halloween to remember. About 300 people enjoyed the safety and warmth of the Fall Jamboree held at the Frazier Mountain Park Community Center.
The Frazier Mountain Boys & Girls …
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Oh, those fun-loving Rotarians! Halloween was a good excuse for a party. Here (l-r), Gary Kneer–mortician, Laura Kneer–‘wida woman,’ Candace Huskey-Brown– fancy woman and Don Tait–good cowboy, enjoy the day.
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Reported by Jeannie Quintana
On Sunday, Nov. 2 a New Members’ Reception was held for 75 new Pine Mountain property owners. It was hosted by Pine Mountain Club POA and the Communications Committee.
The reception …
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By Coach Oman
Frazier Mountain Little League Juniors ended in a tie in Tujunga on Saturday, Nov. 8. How does a baseball game end in a tie?
In Fall Ball things are a little different …
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FRAZIER PARK, Calif. (Saturday, Nov. 15 at 4:36 p.m.) — UPDATE: Interstate 5 is now open.
FRAZIER PARK, Calif. (Saturday, Nov. 15) — Wind-whipped wildfires have closed Interstate 5 from Santa Clarita to Sylmar as …
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Photos and Report by Sara Woerter, intern to The Mountain Enterprise
During the football season, stories by Coach Tim Garcia told the public about the outstanding catches, tackles, kicks and passes made by Falcon players. …
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By Gary Meyer
FRAZIER PARK, Calif. (Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 1:30 p.m.)—Human remains found on a hillside overlooking Lake of the Woods on Tuesday, Nov. 18 were still unidentified while sheriff’s search teams looked for …
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After the Election
Report compiled by Patric Hedlund
The longest presidential campaign in U.S. history led to the longest lines at polls in our history, across the country and on the mountain. There were 24 …
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By Gary Meyer
Public safety was topmost in the minds of 45 representatives from 17 agencies and organizations who met Wednesday, Oct. 29 at Cuddy Hall. They provided updates on plans for winter safety measures …
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The Great ShakeOut
By Patric Hedlund
“Are you ready to Shake- Out?” asked Assemblymember Jean Fuller (R-Bakersfield) this week. She was reminding us that earthquakes are an inevitable part of our future—as they have been …