Articles from the March 28, 2020 edition

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Local church podcasts their Sunday services

Until further notice, St. Jude’s in the Mountains Anglican Church, located at 1200 S. Curry St., is podcasting their Sunday services on their F...

 

Keeping cool: Investment strategy vs. reaction

After losing ground in 2018, U.S. stocks had a banner year in 2019, with the S&P 500 gaining almost...

 

Water District anticipates no service interruption

The Tehachapi-Cummings County Water District (TCCWD) has closed its office to the public and the...

 

Kern County Sheriff announces CDC COVID-19 alerts on mobile app

The Kern County Sheriff’s Office announces upgrades to the Sheriff App for the community to stay i...

 

No reports of COVID-19 at CCI

No cases of corona virus among inmates or staff at the California Correctional Institution at...

 

Cerro Coso closes campuses, moves classes and services online in response to COVID-19

Cerro Coso Community College is much like the rest of the country’s educational institutions, when it comes to the next steps and decisions for its c...

 
 By Ed Gordon    Happenings    March 28, 2020

What's Up in Stallion Springs?

At the March 17 Board meeting the Stallion Springs Board of Directors named Vanessa Stevens as...

 

COVID-19 testing in Kern County

Two main COVID-19 test sites in Bakersfield take walk-in patients. Priority Urgent Care is testing...

 

TUSD offers free meals to all children under 18 years old

To ensure that home-bound students continue the learning process during their days away from the...

 

Helpful hands

With protective face masks in high demand at hospitals around the world, many individuals have...

 

Passion drives quality

Ever find yourself surfing through channel after channel on the TV looking for something to watch? You think to yourself: “I’ve got 300+ channels at...

 

What's Up in Bear Valley Springs?

As of March 13, all amenities closed due to concerns over the COVID-19 virus. They will be closed at least until April 1, and will reassess the...

 

Highlighting success within the economic landscape of our community

COVID-19 impact and small business impact In response to the COVID-19 virus and its impact on...

 

Carole Sue Tope 1946 – 2020

Carole Sue Tope, a long time resident of Tehachapi, and mother to two fine sons, died March 13, 2020...

 

Tehachapi Valley Wrestling Club

Tehachapi Valley Wrestling Club started their Freestyle and Greco Roman season with the Kern County...

 

Pat Weiland – WWII Mojave Marine

Isn't it interesting how enjoyable it is to hear or read historical stories about flying,...

 
 By Pat Gracey    Community    March 28, 2020

Shades of the past

I have been reading about panic buying at the stores. Due to my vintage age I have been requested...

 
 By Diana Wade    Community    March 28, 2020

Should I use an Advocate for my hearing?

The Government Account Office or GAO announces: “The public is three times more likely to receive SS...

 

Raccoons: clever and curious masters of the night

As I drove slowly through the quiet, older residential streets east of Downtown Tehachapi, my...

 

Men with wings

The earliest podcasts were spoken around fires and deep in caves, at the bedsides of children, and...

 

BVS litter loathers picks up county roads

Thanks so much to Carol Hellyer, Romelle and Michael Kemp, Kathy Underwood, Ingrid Lindquist, Linda...

 

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