From the October 24, 2008 Edition
By Gigi Day
Please come and “gobble” up our lunch of turkey and ham provided by Chapter 2915 of AARP Thursday, Nov. 6 at noon in the Frazier Mountain Park Community Center. Members and guests …
From the October 24, 2008 Edition
By Mark Ehly, CHP
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is warning motorists to avoid getting caught up in a drunk driving nightmare during the Halloween weekend.
“When partying takes to the roadways, too often the …
From the October 24, 2008 Edition
Anthony R. Palazzo (above) of the architectural firm Phillips, Metsch, Sweeney, Moore from Santa Paula addressed questions from El Tejon Unified School District Supervisor Shelly Mason on October 15.
Palazzo gave a public presentation of …
From the October 24, 2008 Edition
By Katy Penland
The lack of public participation at the FireSafe Council’s public meeting held at Cuddy Hall on Tuesday, Oct. 14 was as notable as the excellent advice and fire preparedness handouts made available. …
From the October 24, 2008 Edition
By Elizabeth Lewis
The Vial of Life stash was running low. Supplies were depleted all over town. What were we, two Girl Scouts, to do? The answer was simple: call the Pine Mountain Emergency Preparedness …
From the October 24, 2008 Edition
EMC2 is the new name for an Electronic Marketing Consortium forming to promote the Mountain Communities’ annual cycle of festivals, natural attractions and tourist offerings.
Shown above are Stacey Havener, Kat Fair, Gary Meyer, Peter …
From the October 24, 2008 Edition
By Gary Meyer
A decades-old local landmark was torn down Tuesday, Oct. 21 on Lebec Road after the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) determined it was unsafe.
According to Kern County Roads Department Maintenance …
From the October 24, 2008 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
Each year, Hometown Publishing presents to our readers a holiday season shopping guide of local merchants.
The December issue of The Mountain Pioneer is called Shop the Mountain, and our goal is …
From the October 24, 2008 Edition
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From the October 24, 2008 Edition
By Gary Meyer
Two big rig crashes in the last week caused traffic delays on Interstate 5.
On Friday, Oct. 17 at 2:21 p.m. a big rig rolled over on northbound I-5 just south of …