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Fires Trigger FEMA Aid

From the October 26, 2007 Edition

By Mountain Enterprise Staff

A federal state of emergency was proclaimed Tuesday as dry conditions and high winds elevated extreme fire danger throughout Southern California this week. Sixteen fires raged in seven counties.

On Sunday, …

Thrills n’ Chills at Legend of Sleepy Hollow

From the October 26, 2007 Edition

If we start with the premise that danger is part of the fun of jousting (much as it is in NASCAR racing) then the fact that James Zoppe (bottom right, far right) took a flyer …

Police Explorers Train at Camp St. Nicholas

From the October 26, 2007 Edition

By Don Eubank

Debbie and Dennis Turner of Frazier Park hosted an Explorer Police Academy at our local Camp St. Nicholas in August. The group’s graduation took place on October 9. As a retired firefighter …

No Water or Power For a Month?

From the October 26, 2007 Edition

‘Make it a fun family camping trip,’ Preparedness Fair advisors suggest

By Patric Hedlund

A well-organized and thorough Preparedness Fair was held October 20 at the Mormon Church in Lake of the Woods.

The Women’s …

Robotics Mentors Win Spirit Award

From the October 26, 2007 Edition

By Charles Hurst

Roger Christy, left, the Policy, Government and Public Affairs Representative of Chevron North America is shown presenting a “Community Spirit Award” and a check for $2,500 to Lanny and Midge Davenport, mentors …

Grand Jury Seeks to Explain Its Mission to Local Groups

From the October 26, 2007 Edition

On May 29 this year the Kern County Grand Jury advised that Pine Mountain is in need of a 24/7 Advanced Life Support paramedic program. What impact does that have on county or state officials? …

LEGO Mountaineers Robotics Team Prepares for Competition

From the October 26, 2007 Edition

By Amy Mack

The timer begins its final countdown; the music is blaring, yet can barely be heard over the roar of the crowds.

10…9…8…

Eight teams scramble to finish one final mission before …

FMHS Bomb Suspects Take Plea Deal for Vandalism

From the October 26, 2007 Edition

Alexander Timothy Hancock, 18 pled ‘no contest’ to one count of ‘felony vandalism in the amount of $400 or more’ in a plea bargain at the Bakersfield Metro Division of California Superior Court on October …