From the February 10, 2017 Edition
“I have just been informed that the contract has been signed and is now finalized,” Meiko S. Patton of the U.S. Postal Service said Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 1:30 p.m. The USPS communications officer was …
From the February 3, 2017 Edition
By Patric Hedlund, TME
As the snowstorms blew through our mountains last week and wood smoke curled from chimneys, the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District sent out an alert that their “Burn Cleaner” …
From the January 27, 2017 Edition
Your knowledge can help secure aid to combat homelessness. If you are insecure about a permanent place to stay, be the guest of the Family Resource Center 8:30-10:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 26. Coffee and pastries …
From the January 27, 2017 Edition
Thank increased snow and rain this winter for putting in place conditions for what may be a spectacular wildflower season at the Tejon Ranch Conservancy.
By Bob Reid, Tejon Ranch Conservancy President and CEO
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From the January 20, 2017 Edition
The first meeting of the Friends of Frazier Mountain Park in 2017 will be held on Monday, Jan. 30, 5:30 p.m. at Caveman Cavey’s in the cave. Agenda items include following up with Kern County …
From the January 20, 2017 Edition
Amazing but true, statisticians tell us that the average age of homeless people in the United States was 8-years-old last year. Right here on the mountain, there will be a homeless census on Thursday, Jan. …
From the January 13, 2017 Edition
By Gary Meyer, TME
After five months of protests and appeals against its beer and wine license were struck down, Dollar General of Frazier Park began selling beer Friday, Jan. 6.
The owners of Frazier …
From the January 13, 2017 Edition
On January 5 a widespread power outage affected Southern California Edison customers. It struck before 10:30 a.m.
At first SCE reported 4,500 customers had been affected, then updated that to 9,600. Power was out in …
From the January 13, 2017 Edition
At Left: At Snowbunny Hill in Cuddy Valley, Ariel Pritchett with Justin, Randi and Autumn Beale worked with CHP Officer Brian Moore, CHP Lt. Curtis Fouyer and resident Jason Iannucci to pick up visitors’ litter. …
From the January 6, 2017 Edition
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