From the October 31, 2008 Edition

This is our last issue before the November 4 General Election. This is likely to be one of the most significant ballots that any of us ever have an opportunity to cast in our lifetimes. …

From the October 31, 2008 Edition

By Gary Meyer

Boy, somebody is frantic about making sure Pine Mountain doesn’t vote to receive proper emergency medical care.

Several mailers arguing against Measure K bombarded Pine Mountain voters’ mailboxes one week before the …

From the October 24, 2008 Edition

(The candidates’ responses were not edited or corrected and are presented here exactly as received by The Mountain Enterprise)

Introductions:

Terry Brennan: Hello my name is Terry Brennan. I have lived in the hill communities …

From the October 24, 2008 Edition

By Patric Hedlund

Last Wednesday The Mountain Enterprise received a call (five days after our submissions deadline) from Rick Scott, who said he intended to hold a meeting regarding Measure K in Pine Mountain.

Scott, …

From the October 24, 2008 Edition

By Cat Buckles

Spooky spectacles are being planned for groovy ghoulies on the creepiest of fall holidays this Halloween.

The monstrous merriment kicks off this weekend with Frazier Mountain High School’s Fourth Annual Haunted House, …

From the October 24, 2008 Edition

October 28 is the deadline for requesting an absentee ballot. Elections chief Ann K. Barnett said Friday: "As a courtesy and convenience to our voters, the Kern County Elections Office is extending their hours until …

From the October 24, 2008 Edition

With less than two weeks to go before November 4 Election Day, you hear the words frequently: this may be the most important election of most voters’ lifetimes.

Along with the critical choices for president …

From the October 24, 2008 Edition

By Patric Hedlund

It took only about 90 seconds for each member of the Bor family to enter their "not guilty" plea and hurriedly exit Courtroom 12 at the Ventura County Hall of Justice before …

From the October 24, 2008 Edition

If a Starbucks latte is your idea of a civilized start to a long daily commute to work, you may be in luck, come next fall.

Robert and Janie Cohen of Gorman, operating as COPA …

From the October 24, 2008 Edition

It was all about stories at The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Fall Festival in Frazier Park on Saturday, Oct. 18.

Some of the stories were classic tales of American folklore from the colonial era, sponsored …