From the September 14, 2007 Edition
Report and Photo by Lynda Elmendorf
In anticipation of Patriot Day (Tuesday, Sept. 11), Hilltop School in the hills of Lebec, invited Patrick Hirst to speak with the students.
Hirst was a Petty Officer in …
From the September 14, 2007 Edition
You Want to be on Radio? This VFW Contest Invites Students to Compete For $2.5 Million in Scholarships
By Dee Bumgardner
Over 100,000 students from ninth to twelfth grade will participate in this year’s Voice …
From the September 14, 2007 Edition
By Patric Hedlund
Letters, emails and newsprint carried one-way information on September 10 to the Pine Mountain community: Bakersfield Mayor Harvey Hall had decided to close the weekend station maintained for 18 months by Hall …
From the September 14, 2007 Edition
Base Rate Increase Denied, But Usage Boost Passes
FRAZIER PARK–The Frazier Park Public Utility District announced at its board meeting Tuesday, Sept 11 that its customers have voted against providing the 1926-era water system with …
From the September 14, 2007 Edition
Public meeting • Cuddy Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 18 • 7 p.m.
By Mary Ann Lockhart
Sierra Club activists and others are asking "Where will all the flowers go?" if developers leap-frog from Santa Clarita to …
From the September 07, 2007 Edition
By Mountain Enterprise Staff
Lolette Robrahn, founder of Cause 4 Cats, reports that the conditional use permit for Cause 4 Cats was approved by the Kern County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, Aug. 28. Cause …
From the September 07, 2007 Edition
This paper, today, is the first edition of Volume 42 of The Mountain Enterprise. We want to take a moment to thank the readers and the advertisers who have made it possible for the Starship …
From the September 07, 2007 Edition
By Gary Meyer
Sixty year old Alan Carl Nicoll, of Lake of the Woods, has pled guilty in U.S. Federal District Court to charges of possessing and receiving child pornography.
Nicoll pled guilty on Tuesday, …
From the September 07, 2007 Edition
"This is the first of its kind on the planet," said Kern County Board of Trade Executive Director Rick Davis proudly as the Mountain Communities’ new Visitor Information Kiosk was unveiled during a groundbreaking ceremony …
From the September 07, 2007 Edition
By Charles Hurst
Opportunity is knocking. The highly successful Frazier Mountain High School Robotics Team is actively recruiting new mentors to participate in an exciting and (we expect) very successful year.
We had a very …