Tehachapi, CA News

• Tehachapi, CA News
• Tehachapi's New Assistant City Manager
• Tehachapi Master Bike Plan
• Clean Up Day
• TPD TAKING BACK UNWANTED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
• Chrylser Dodge Commercial
• City Council Appointment
• Transit Services Meeting
• Kern County Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment Available for Review
• SoCalGas Launches Annual Winter Campaign To Assist Low-Income Families
• Tehachapi Supports the "WALL to WALL" Cross Country Bicycle Ride
• It's A Toxic Roundup!
• Free E-Waste Recycling!
• Bike Master Plan
• Southern California Gas Company News Release
• City Reaches Settlement For Unfinished Development
• Great American Cleanup
• TPD TAKING BACK UNWANTED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
• Gate Fees Waived for Canyon Fire Residents
• LOCAL ASSISTANCE CENTER FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY THE CANYON FIRE
• Tehachapi School Board Appointment
• DISASTER RESPONSE TRAINING
• Planning Commission Appointment
• Wildfires in Tehachapi Area - September 10, 2011
• Back to School for Tehachapi - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• City Council Appointment
• Curry Street Closure
• California Utility Customers Can Save Money with Energy-Efficient Home Improvements
• Annual Water Quality Report for 2010
• Airport Commission Appointment Extended
• CodeRED Emergency Notification System
• Calendar
• CrossRoads Gallery invites guest artists
• Civic Calendar
• News Briefs
• Lions Club May students of the month
• Cummings Valley educator completes program that benefits students with emotional and behavioral disorders
• Equine virus forces cancellations, limited movement of horses
• Parks and Rec offers ‘Summer Adventure Camp’ at Central Park
• School district offers ‘summer fun’ program beginning June 6
• Meeting Watch
• Civic Calendar
• News Briefs
• Arrest made, property recovered
• Judge orders mental competency exam in lewd activity case
• Tehachapi police recover stolen property, make arrest
• Airport & Planning Commission Appointments
• Feed My Sheep First Anniversary Celebration
• Tehachapi Youth Football and Cheer sign-ups Saturday
• Baccalaureate for graduates set for May 22
• Auditions set for ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
• Golf Tournament May 28 benefits Relay for Life
• Paint the Town Purple, May 15
• Relay For Life yard and bake sale
• Craft show, Yard Sale and Car Wash to benefit Relay For Life
• Team Mardi Gras Relay For Life bingo game night
• Cummings Valley Protective Association’s ‘Spring Fling’
• Masons host informational meeting
• Thebeau, Vaughn to Wed
• Tehachapi’s Relay For Life gains momentum; set for June 9
• Special events at CrossRoads Gallery during May
• Gallery ‘N’ Gifts guest artist for May is multi-talented David Sosalla
• Valley Oaks Charter School presents evening of art May 12
• Tehachapi Community Orchestra spring concert is May 15
• ‘King Midas’ opens Friday, May 6, at Bee-Kay Theatre
• Tehachapi’s mid-year budget in the black
• More meetings concerning proposed park set
• Sierra Club offers hikes during May
• Hike planned in Tehachapi
• Calling all singers
• National Day of Prayer May 5
• VFW potluck celebration
• Gardening expert Brad Neeley comes to Tehachapi
• Stallion Springs ‘Roundup’
• Spring tours at Tehachapi Native American village site
• CERT offers disaster preparedness training
• Tehachapi PD is drop-off for old prescription drugs on April 30
• Weed Abatement Deadline
• Memorial Day Parade
• Downtown Beautification Project Phase II Underway
• Tehachapi’s Third Annual Bark For Life Saturday
• Suspect reportedly shoots partner during assault on youth
• Jacobsen Middle School student places in county essay contest
• Air Force Airman Cody J. Watson graduates
• Air Force Airman Damian E. Halpin graduates
• Eagle Scout Court of Honor
• Henry’s story — will it have happy ending?
• Water Service Restored On Dennison Road
• Dennison Main Line Break/Repair
• National MS Society bringing research program to Tehachapi
• Burned cat reward now $5,000
• Club offers $1,000 scholarship to senior
• Legislation named in honor of Seth Walsh aimed at greater protection for LGBT youth
• Tehachapi Scentsy consultant receives promotion
• Army Pvt. Paul Cronin graduates
• Army Pvt. Maria S. Cuevas graduates
• Tehachapi High School graduate makes Deans’ List at University of Nebraska
• Edgar and Lorrain Kloth celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• Program at Denny’s provides help to Tehachapi’s schools
• Tehachapi teen nominated for Youth Hero Award
• Time to organize ‘Relay for Life’ teams
• Tehachapi City Council Special Meeting
• Consider your lifestyle when choosing dog
• Time to organize ‘Relay for Life’ teams
• Teen distracted driving: nothing to ‘LOL’ about
• Fire at Willow Springs Estates
• ACLU, school district talking
• Airport Customer Satisfaction Survey
• ‘Hometown’ musicians featured in March at Fiddlers Crossing
• 2010: two home building permits in the city; more expected in 2011
• Flat, but not flatline
• We Need Your Input For Our Branding Survey
• Bear Valley CSD Board alters water usage policies
• Conflict alleged; city lawyer responds to Nelson's memo
• Coroner identifies murder victim
• City Council Agenda Now Available
• Salas visits Tehachapi
• No check? State tax board may have your refund
• $10,000 donation helps Tehachapi Heritage League
• Notice of Continuance of Hearing (Walmart)
• ‘Sharing and Caring’ helps community in many ways
• Board clears deputy in officer-involved shooting
• Horse Thief Women’s Golf Club installs officers
• Stallion Springs CSD installs, elects and hears report about elk found dead
• Scrivner sworn in; takes over as Supervisor on Jan. 3
• Feds investigating local school district
• Pre-Christmas storms brought much rain
• Airstreams' Corporate Initiatives, Restructuring to Facilitate Growth Plans
• French 20/20 equivalent visits Tehachapi
• PFLAG organizing in Tehachapi
• City has no ‘off season’
• Army Specialist Eric J. Vernon-Cole graduates basic training
• School district waits for investigative report; will respond to ACLU
• What does a 1¢ error cost you, the taxpayer?
• TVRPD Youth Basketball sign-ups
• Local WWII veteran visits Washington, D.C. on Honor Flight
• CCI: Inmate reduction to free up Level I gym
• Tehachapi man's flea market WWII discovery to be auctioned world-wide
• November 2, 2010 Election Results!
• Masonic Lodge hosts children’s party
• Supervisors will consider ‘specific plan’ on Nov. 9
• Pete Seeger, Arlo and Woody Guthrie honored at Fiddlers Crossing
• Organizations protest county approval of kennel
• Shipping out holiday cheer to our troops
• Mail-in ballots returned by Oct. 28
• CrossRoads Gallery November events
• “It's A Wonderful Life” opens at BeeKay Nov. 19
• Train events coming up
• Water board fights costly air board proposal
• Scrivner under fire over marijuana arrest
• Walmart: next stop planning commission
• Wood chosen as new TVRPD manager
• Proposed water line would drop rate
• Hospital Board reviews finances
• A Memo From The City Manager
• Tehachapi Police Department News Release October 20, 2010
• Main Street program brightens downtown
• Orchestra concert Oct. 31
• GH board looks for meaning in 'no' votes
• Recreation and parks district holds interviews for manager
• Bear Valley CSD board met Oct. 14
• Quincy Quail debuts at Books and Crannies
• Call for library volunteers
• Winter Warm Drive
• Canine Creek offers prizes in pumpkin contest
• Airport Commission meeting
• TUSD Board of Trustees meeting
• TUSD Board of Trustees meeting
• Regarding Seth Walsh
• Airstreams Renewables Plans Aggressive Expansion, Renewable Energy Training
• Say hello to Mo
• Adopt a kitten
• Chamber calls for nominees
• Local girls invited to participate in the 2011 Miss Tehachapi Pageant
• Cerro Coso South Kern Office closure
• Fall concert in Bear Valley Springs
• Death attracted media attention
• Car club gives $19,320 to charity
• Terra-Gen gives to Open Door
• Locals place in Kern County Fair contests
• Construction Projects Nearing Completion
• Tehachapi Automotive Vehicle Registration Services
• Celebrating flight
• Tehachapi City Council approves routine items
• Police calls include report of bear, coyote sightings
• Corrections for Sept. 22, 2010 issue
• World premieres at TCT Playwright's Festival
• DAR essay contests announced
• Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club’s Highway Cleanup
• Naylan Bender plans fundraiser
• Scrivner for Supervisor announces Tehachapi endorsements
• Bible study workshop Oct. 8-9
• Harvest Festival Arts and Crafts Fair draws crowd
• Construction Projects Are Full Steam Ahead
• 1980 Warrior football team reunites
• City road rehabilitation projects
• Oktoberfest draws big crowd downtown
• Baby tests positive for meth
• Teens arrested
• Students of the Month announced
• Tehachapi resident’s quilt is winner
• Middle School student has poem published
• Teen thankful for help from police
• Tehachapi resident joins the Peace Corps
• Mulberry Place announces new VP
• Union Bank helps West Fire victims
• Computer ‘help’ calls are a scam
• Mojave Air and Space Port will celebrate Diamond Anniversary
• Recycling to benefit Tehachapi’s stray pets
• Japanese drums to play at Women for Women International benefit
• Take more time with specific plan
• Tehachapi Mountain Democratic Club celebrates campaign kickoff
• Tehachapi band opens GraceFest AV Saturday
• Republican women plan old-fashioned rally Sept. 18
• Wiggins to kick-off council campaign
• Tehachapi News announces campaign coverage plans
• We remember...
• Now & then
• Chamber Board looking for additional leaders
• Rec board cancels meeting
• West Ranch fundraiser involved many helpers
• Hospital Foundation offers journey through vineyards
• Popular Oktoberfest teams up with Main Street Tehachapi
• Braves rout Monarchs in season opener
• Global Hawk goes hurricane hunting
• CCI celebrates inmate achievement
• Feed My Sheep: eating with friends
• Bicyclist injured in early morning accident
• School board seeks applicants for vacancy
• State fuel pump nozzle rule creates problems
• ‘Proof’ opens Sept. 10; new faces with TCT
• CCS Family Learning Center has new location
• Oktoberfest help needed
• Michael Cate visiting family
• Kern County College Night is Sept. 13
• Firefighters keep busy
• New CERT class starts Sept. 13
• Tehachapi Humane Society September 2010 Calendar
• Home Depot offers workshops
• Talent show auditions slated
• ‘Crop’ events will raise funds for Ronald McDonald House
• Tehachapi Library busy with September events
• Fundraising to benefit injured dogs continues
• Meeting Watch
• Renowned hummingbird expert to present at BeeKay Theater
• Vacation Bible School kids donate $530 to Burson family
• Wind workers help firefighters
• Pet Parade
• Three arrested on drug charges following search warrant
• Fundraiser Saturday for West Fire victims
• Local man on county Grand Jury
• CrossRoads Gallery seeks guest artists
• Walk for Life set for Aug. 28
• Jack Palance giclee to be sold to benefit injured dogs
• Thank You from Concert in the Park Season 2010
• Rotary fundraiser offers year at the movies
• Candidate filing period passes
• Vendors for fire relief festival wanted
• Chalk on the Walk 2010
• Southern California Gas Company's Temporary Energy Assistance for Families program
• Air Force Airman Enrique M. Jovel
• Air Force Airman Uriel Escamilla
• Navy Seaman Recruit Eric B. Harroun
• Devon A. Peters
• Senior schedule update
• School starts Aug. 18
• TEHACHAPI YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUE DEFIES “WIN-AT-ALL-COST” MENTALITY
• Wind power expansion impacts rental market
• Wildfire prep topic of Stallion Springs meeting
• Help the kids — stuff the bus!
• Quilt raises funds for music
• New support group for stay at home moms
• Resurgence of West Nile virus poses risk to horses
• West Fire was first assignment for local ‘therapy dog’
• Program will help MS sufferers
• Scout seeks donations for project
• WEST FIRE RELIEF MUSIC FESTIVAL
• Wine Walk is a winner!
• Start of school schedule for JMS
• Clothing for West Ranch fire victims
• Local arts and crafts at Mountain Festival
• Salvation Army helps kids head back to school
• Preparing Apache for his closeup
• Standing tall
• Tehachapi celebrates National Night Out
• Old West Ranch residents ‘closer than ever’
• School district preps for new year
• Now & Then
• Handful of THS sports programs face promotion to higher playoff divisions this year
• West Fire Relief Music Festival ~ Vendors & Raffle Items Needed
• August 15, Last of the Free Concerts in the Park
• It started when?
• Tarp your trash fee
• Military: Army Pvt. Michael G. Cate
• Military: Army National Guard Pvt. Christopher W. Hutto
• 2010 TCT season bristles with award-winning shows
• Tehachapi woman charged with grand theft, money laundering
• Out with the old
• Thunder on the Mountain 2010
• Red Cross calls for donations to help Old West Ranch fire victims
• Red Cross calls for specific items needed at Tehachapi shelter
• Governor meets with emergency officials at Tehachapi High School
• Red Cross transitioning West Fire shelter into service center
• West Fire evacuation orders lifted
• Most Old West Ranch residents don’t have insurance
• New wind power era is here
• Food and wine fest, Discover Tehachapi Weekend coming up
• Old West Ranch fire now 44 percent contained
• Offers of horse shelter overwhelm police
• Some Old West Ranch residents may return home
• Fire could be contained by Friday
• Want to help those affected by the West Fire?
• Free Concerts In The Park, August 8, 2010
• Wildfire Smoke Health Advisory
• American Red Cross Kern Chapter
• Balmy summer evening, wine… and a downtown party!
• Wildland Fire in West Ranch Area
• The mystical path of local author Gene Stirm
• 'Discover Tehachapi Weekend' to feature Tehachapi Poker Trail and much more
• Official Mountain Festival T-shirts on sale now
• Premiere episode of signs in the city
• Butcher Shop opens, pleasure to meat you
• Co-ed Slow Pitch Softball League
• Mountain Festival pre-sale carnival tickets
• Tehachapi Police Department to sponsor volunteer Scottish pipe band
• Premiere episode of signs in the city
• Gold medalist no stranger to Woodward West
• Donations, volunteers make Camp Blue Jay possible
• Camp Kiya is ready to go
• TCT holds auditions for ‘Alice In Wonderland’
• Air Force Airman 1st Class Aaron T. Haak
• Weiner Run winners
• County cuts number of compliance officers in half
• Take Your Best Shot photo contest returns
• Co-ed Slow Pitch Softball League kicks off
• Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School
• Used books at the Stallion Springs Library
• Betty Mead, 79, former co-publisher of Tehachapi News, succumbs
• Blue Jay way: Group hosts 35th annual camp
• Wind power goes back a long way in Tehachapi
• Free Concerts in the Park August 1, 2010
• Firefighters quell Sand Canyon blaze
• SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY!
• YOUR AIRPORT NEEDS YOU!
• Tehachapi turns out for July 4
• Pool to close for a week starting July 19
• Hospital unveils new CT scanner
• Local Realtor® awarded prestigious broker designation
• Free Sunday Concerts in the Park, July 25, 2010
• City Hall Closed 07/05/2010
• Tehachapi 11th Annual July 4th Hotdog Festival
• City Hall’s Voicemail is down!
• Engineering RFQ now available
• We want to hear from you!
• State of the Community Event
• Planning Commission Appointment
• Check out our newest employment opportunity!
• City of Tehachapi Adopt-a-Landscape Program.
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008

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