Articles from the October 1, 2016 edition

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California City Renaissance and Fantasy Faire

The California City Parks and Recreation Department and California City Arts Commission will...

 

Cars, kids, food, fun and a world of goods at the Apple Festival

On Saturday, Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 9 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. you are...

 

It's taking FOREVER (again!)

Several weeks back my phone rang and a California City caller wanted to know if it was real that...

 
 By MK Waiss    Community    October 1, 2016

Norbertine Sisters: 'A Night in the Vineyard' wrap up, Part 2

In Part 1 in the last issue of The Loop, I shared how my disappointment at the absence of keynote...

 
 By Pat Doody    Community    October 1, 2016

Meet Your New Neighbors

I met Paul and Pamela Forbat in Central Park on the 4th of July. They said that they had bought...

 

An old time Railroad Engineer

I knew one of the steam locomotive engineers whose usual run brought him from Bakersfield up and...

 

Spice it Up!

October is here: cinnamon, nutmeg, pumpkin pie spice, colorful leaves, windy days and the last full...

 

Making miracles

As most regular readers of our column know, I am the director of Marley's Mutts' community...

 

Disneyland fundraiser for Have a Heart Humane Society

Have a Heart Humane Society is pleased to once again offer a family pack of 4 Park Hopper Disneyland (Anaheim, Calif.) tickets. These one day Park...

 

Recruiting for EMT Academy: Paid training as you learn to become an EMT

Hall Ambulance Service has opened recruitment for Class 32 of the Hall EMT Academy, which begins Jan...

 

American Indian Celebration at Antelope Valley Indian Museum SHP

The annual American Indian Celebration at Antelope Valley Indian Museum returns on October 15 and 16...

 

First Friday in Downtown Tehachapi

First Fridays have become a popular event of fun, refreshments, hospitality and shopping at all the participating venues. Gallery 'N' Gifts will be...

 

Treasure Trove celebrating our teachers

Lucinda Thomas teaches a drawing class on Monday morning in addition to an afternoon kid's class....

 

Gallery 'N' Gifts Costume contest

Witch's Hats and Costume contests mean one thing...fall is right around the corner. What better way...

 

What's Up in Stallion Springs?

Stallion Springs Parks and Recreation invites you to the annual Octoberfest Celebration on Oct. 1, from Noon to 6 p.m. at the Stallion Springs...

 

FOTD announces new Vice President Keith Sackewitz

Friends of the Tehachapi Depot (FOTD), the organization that operates the Tehachapi Depot Railroad M...

 

Juno survives its first Jovian Orbit

On the Fourth of July, NASA/JPL's Juno spacecraft arrived at Jupiter. It's the first probe...

 

Student director brings Ax of Murder to the T.H.S. Stage

Taylor Shumway, a senior at Tehachapi High School and a four year veteran of the T.H.S. Drama...

 

Shiso, Zisu or Kkaennip

Any one of these names will do! Shiso is Japanese, Zisu is Chinese and Kkaennip is what the Koreans...

 
 By Bill Mead    Community    October 1, 2016

Bernie blew his bugle while I toted cymbals

Today, We Honor The Overall Man Classic Bill Mead Reprinted with permission from Tehachapi...

 

Retrograde

Every night about nine o’clock, Moonpi (our dog) and I step outside. For him it’s an opp...

 

Erskine fire disaster relief

St. Vincent de Paul, St. Malachy Conference along with the financial assistance of our National...

 

Show off your baking skills

The Tehachapi Apple Festival is taking place on Saturday, Oct. 8 and Sunday, Oct. 9 in Downtown Teha...

 

Twelve Angry Jurors

Don't miss this courtroom thriller directed by Rick Gould. It was originally written in 1954, as a...

 

Missing Skyraider Bob

I remember communicating with our dear late friend, Bob Grondzik, also known as, "Skyraider Bob"...

 

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