Articles from the October 10, 2015 edition

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Where there's a will, there's a way – Building a de Havilland Mosquito from scratch!

This restored Mosquito DH.98 was essentially built around the data plate by Glyn Powell and Mike...

 

Classes & Events

Come and join the fun. No reservations necessary. Open Studios at the Treasure Trove Open Studios at the Treasure Trove do not require reservations...

 

Brad Cole performs

Fiddlers Crossing’s next concert will be in keeping with the season when award-winning singer-songwriter Brad Cole performs Oct. 23, at 7p.m. The s...

 

Tehachapi Lions Club celebrates vision health during October

Lion members kicked off their celebration by participating in a “Most Unique Glasses” contest at their Oct.1 meeting. Dr. Caroline Robison, local Teh...

 

October First Friday event celebrated powerful women

There have always been female heroes in our midst. They are those who advance when others retreat. They are those who say what needs to be said, and...

 

1st annual Hot Chocolate Turkey Trot Nov. 21st

Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Park District is excited to announce the 1st annual Hot Chocolate Turkey Trot 5K at Centennial Plaza in Downtown...

 

A visit from the turkey vultures

Walking up Green Street in downtown Tehachapi after work, I glanced up and to see a multitude of soaring turkey vultures in the evening sky....

 

DAR honors Vietnam Veterans

The Tomo-Kahni Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a 50th anniversary luncheon honoring veterans who served in Vietnam on Oct....

 

The Lebec Hotel

Some days ago the Californian featured an article about the old Ridge Route Highway that took one...

 

'Accidental' exercise

For some of us, any time we exercise it has to be accident, because we definitely wouldn’t do it on purpose! Contrary to this thought, is the a...

 

Confessions of a cycling novice

September 2014 Cycling, whatever. So, I can ride a bike and no big deal. It was running that I reall...

 

Local student gets 1st place at County Fair

Tehachapi High School senior Turner Williams entered his photo in the Kern County Fair in the photography catagory for 13 to 18 year olds in the Natur...

 

Hungry Howie's team walks for the dogs

Hungry Howie’s Team, including four legged friends, supported the Gone To The Dogs 5k Fun Run/Walk held Oct. 4 at Meadowbrook Park in Tehachapi. O...

 

Wedding Announcement

Mr. and Mrs. Melton are proud to announce that they were united in marriage on October 3, 2015 at The Woods Pavilion in Tehachapi. The couple is...

 

Our great community!

On our way home from Souza Family Vineyard’s Charity Bartender event on Sunday Oct. 4 I spied two of Tehachapi’s finest, Peter Graff and Ale...

 

Sally Errecart and Harold Cox celebrated their 80th birthdays on First Friday

Sally Errecart and Harold Cox toast one another to celebrate their 80th birthdays. They are volunteers at the Tehachapi Museum, and this photo was...

 

Friends of the Poor walk in Tehachapi

“We walked 1 Mile in each direction from St Malachy Church on Sept. 26. Our Church youth as well as local other youths that need to do some c...

 

Taking steps toward a cure

This year’s Links for Life Breast Cancer Walk on Oct. 3, began from West Park through Tehachapi ending at the Senior Center and breakfast. It was a h...

 

Youth recognized by City Council

Mayor Susan Wiggins and Mayor Pro Tem Kim Nixon presented a Certificate of Youth Recognition to the Miss Greater Central Valley and Miss Tehachapi...

 

Tehachapi health fair a big success!

Over fifty health care providers were on hand to greet the nearly 200 or so visitors at the Oct. 3 Health Fair. Besides a wealth of personal and...

 

Limping to the end

Another season of tours is coming to an end and I can’t believe how fast it has gone by. We are always so excited when the season begins, but by t...

 

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