Tim Bulone, operations director for the Tejon Ranch Conservancy, announced last week that the operations center for the conservancy is moving from its office on Tejon Ranch to Frazier Park.

The office will be relocating to the ground floor of the building that was once home to the Crazy Duck Chinese restaurant at 637 San Emidio Way in Frazier Park (between California Bank & Trust and offices of The Mountain Enterprise). That building was purchased in January by Simran Dhillon, a co-founder of the Red Dot Vegetarian Restaurant in Frazier Park.

The conservancy’s mailing address will stay the same.

“If you need to contact us by mail, or wish to mail a donation (see what we did there?),” Bulone writes with a wink, “we are still at P.O. Box 216, Frazier Park, CA 93225.”

He laments there will no longer be pronghorn sheep outside his window. Conservancy staff and docents will still be conducting tours, hikes and conservancy activities on Tejon Ranch, Bulone said.

The conservancy office on Tejon Ranch will be closed August 31. The office will reopen at San Emidio Way September 9.

 –By Patric Hedlund, TME

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