From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Dance Studio Teams Tuning Their Moves for Competitions
By Robin Barrington
The Dance Studio’s Competition Dance Team is busy working on new routines and creating challenging choreography under owner Jamie Roberts’ direction. Roberts enjoys sharing …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
By Donna Bundy
I recently noticed an article about Lori Smith, a community member who fell to lupus. It is an insidious disease. My family will join a lupus research fundraising walk in November …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
By Sharon Decker
The Mary Boykin Chesnut Chapter #2634 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy is proud to announce that one of their younger members, Ann Kashanski, has been awarded the Charlotte M.F. Bentley/New …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Horse Ranch Link Unlikely Doctor Says
By Patric Hedlund
The medical director for Ventura County’s Department of Public Health says it is highly unlikely that the starving horses on the Bor family’s Cochema Ranch …
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Submitted by Rosalie Maggio
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
The Kern County Sheriff’s Major Violators Unit arrested two men for weapons charges in the Wind Wolves Preserve on Tuesday, Oct. 14. They were called to meet with deputies from the Frazier Park Substation who …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Monday, Oct. 20—The last day to register to vote is Oct. 20.
If you are not registered or need to update your voter registration with a new address, Monday is the last day to put …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
Reported by Linda MacKay
In a letter to the Mountain Communities Town Council dated October 1, the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District says that Tejon Ranch is planning to donate its air monitoring …
From the October 17, 2008 Edition
FRAZIER PARK, Calif. (Tuesday, Oct. 21)—A big rig truck loaded with rolls of paper struck the center divider and overturned on southbound Interstate 5, two miles north of Templin Highway at 5:30 a.m., causing traffic …
From the October 10, 2008 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
For most, it came with Saturday’s mail. It was a letter bearing arguments against the firefighter paramedic initiative (Measure K) from KernTax, a private Bakersfield-based group with an undisclosed membership. Those registered …