Week’s Highs To Be in the 80s—National Weather Service
FRAZIER PARK, CA (Wednesday, July 7, 2021 at 7:30 a.m.)—This is a good week to get busy and finish up a lot of those projects that we just can’t seem to get done when it …
Breaking News: Mt. Pinos Way Closed Due to Water Line Leak
FRAZIER PARK, CA (Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012 at 7:58 a.m.)–A water line leak has caused the closure of Mt. Pinos Way between Los Padres Drive (west) and Santa Cruz Trail, as large amounts of water …
Kern Judge Strikes Down Fallingstar Development
Watchdogs Win Suit to Stop ‘Frazier Park Estates’ in Lebec
By Patric Hedlund and Gary Meyer
A Kern County Superior Court judge agreed with the TriCounty Watchdogs and the Center for Environmental Diversity (CBD) on …
Tejon Settles Suit For Killing Lions
By Patric Hedlund
Controversy was rumbling throughout the state this week after Deputy District Attorney John Mitchell said on February 10 that Tejon Ranch Company has settled a suit for illegally killing at least 11 …
Wall Street Watching West Antelope Valley
First Solar Hires, But Fired Don’t Get the Call
By Patric Hedlund
Just before the stock of First Solar, Inc. lost 10 percent of its value on Friday, Feb. 10, Wall Street analysts were frantically …
ETUSD Stages Replay Of Illegal Meeting
By Patric Hedlund
Parents and El Tejon Unified School District employees came to the February 8 meeting of the board of trustees to speak about the upcoming March 15 layoff notices that are scheduled to …
Falcon Girls Win League Championship
Raised on a soccer-crazy mountain, Falcons Rachel Rivette (left) and Genesis Arteaga (middle) keep their eye on the ball to win a championship.
Top, Monick Powers dribbles downfield and above, June Huerta heads for a …
After Suicide Threat At High School, What?
By Patric Hedlund
Teachers trained in crisis intervention took immediate coordinated action last week at Frazier Mountain High School to search for a student they were told was emotionally distraught, who had expressed suicidal intent.
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Occupy PMC Meets a Candidate
Notes and photos by Patric Hedlund
Fifteen people and two small dogs in sweaters occupied the road into Pine Mountain on Saturday, Feb. 4. The group was joined by Laura Molina, a candidate for the …
Business Notes: New Mountain Chamber Bursting with Enthusiasm
Next Member Meeting is February 23 at 7 p.m. at Mountain Properties Frazier Park Office (on Monterey Trail) across from Don’s Liquor Mart
Here are excerpts from the very newsy Mountain Communities Chamber of Commerce:
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Lori Smith Memorial Performing Arts Scholarship Update
By Torri Barrington
I am very thankful to be a recipient of the Lori Smith Memorial Scholarship. It has helped me very much in pursuing my passion for dance.
I wanted to send everyone a …
Road Grump Update
Some good news is starting to trickle in regarding cracked windshields and Kern County. We’ve learned of two people whose claims have been honored. Please let us know if you have filed a claim, and …
News and Features
How Do I Choose a Pet Food?
By Diane Cosko, DVM, JD Mountain Aire Veterinary Hospital
A seminar on ‘How to Read and Understand Pet Food Labels’ was held in our brand new library shortly after it opened, led by veterinarian Christopher ...
Gorman School Celebrates 100th Day
Report and photos by Michi Knight, Gorman substitute teacher
The kindergarten and first grade students at Gorman School had a fun 100th day of school on January 30.
They enjoyed a variety of activities, including ...
First Solar and Exelon Extend Deadline Agreement
ANTELOPE VALLEY, NEENACH / FAIRMONT, CA (Thursday, Feb. 23 at 4:30 p.m.)—Breaking the suspense of two weeks of bouncing stock prices, First Solar, Inc. and Exelon today issued a statement regarding the purchase deal for ...
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