Tehachapi's Online Community News & Entertainment Guide
Tehachapi's Online Community News & Entertainment Guide
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When individuals who suffer from cardiac arrest are treated locally, they'll now receive a higher standard of care thanks to the Guild of Tehachapi Hospital. Members of the Guild of Tehachapi Hospital donated $27,500 to purchase an Arctic Sun Temperature Management System, which will be used to improve outcomes for those who experience cardiac arrest. "We're so blessed to have a great partner in the Guild of Tehachapi Hospital, which has consistently supported our community's vision for a health...
President Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, the “only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” The President uttered these historic words in 1933 during his first inaugural address - at the height of the Great Depression. Fast forward nearly nine decades and Roosevelt’s speech reminds us that history repeats itself. This isn’t the first time we’ve faced doubtful times, nor will it be the last. At Valley Strong Credit Union, team members and members are our most important asset. As the fear of Coronavirus spreads, we want to assure the community...
Join us for this full day of classes on old time skills that are valuable in modern times. This workshop includes all four classes, a light lunch, tasting of all foods demonstrated, recipes and take homes. Taste and learn how to make everything below: Fermented Segment: Kefir, Kombucha, Fermented Veggies and Sourdough Bread. Dairy Segment: Soft and Hard Cheeses, Butter and Whipped Cream, Lunch and Yoga Chair Stretch. Raw Foods Segment: Preparing and Sprouting of Raw Foods and Water Bath Canning (Tomato Jam). Old Time Skills Segment: Cast Iron...
I cannot tell you how excited we all are to be opening the ranch to visitors again! We really have worked hard over the past year to get things ready and it looks like most of the work will be done thanks to some amazing volunteers. (We still have a place for you if you are interested in volunteering and will have an orientation on Saturday, March 14 and again on March 28). Having an extra day in February really helped. Leap Year was a gift for us. I am not sure what you did with your extra...
The upcoming 36th Annual Bear Valley Springs Cultural Arts Art Show is fortunate enough to have six talented donors this year. The show, as you may already know, runs from Sunday, April 5 til Friday, April 10 at the Oak Tree Country Club, 29541 Rolling Oak Dr. The reception is on April 5 from 4 to 7 p.m. The cost of the reception is $10 for non-members or free for members. Membership is only $20 per year, or $35 for a family membership. Donor artwork will be awarded to lucky prize winners on...
Over the last week, Tehachapi Valley Recreation and Park District has been closely monitoring the guidelines for COVID-19 from Governor Newsom, the California Department of Public Health, the Kern County Public Health Department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The health and safety of our community and staff is our number one priority. Furthermore, with careful consideration, we have come to the decisions below effective immediately: Facilities: All park restrooms will be...
On March 13, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) cancelled all public forums in Southern California Edison’s Phase I General Rate Case Application in response to recent guidance from the California Department of Public Health concerning restrictions on public gatherings to protect public health and slow the spread of COVID-19. At this time the CPUC intends to reschedule the public forums. Further information concerning the public forums will be posted, when available at w...
Beginning Tuesday, March 17, all Kern County libraries will be closed due to concerns related to the spread of Coronavirus. "The Kern County Library, at the direction of the Kern County Administrative Office and Kern County Department of Public Health, in an effort to address the recommendations made by Governor Gavin Newsom and the State of California for COVID-19, will be making significant changes to Library operations. For the safety of the families we serve, all Kern County Library...
As concerns regarding the spreading of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) continue to evolve; the Antelope Valley Fair & Event Center has announced the postponement, or cancellation of events exceeding 50 attendees through April 12. This includes the immediate closing of Bingo and Turf Club operations. The event postponements / cancellations are in compliance with the State of California, Los Angeles County and local and state health authority requirements and recommendations. According to the Antelope...
Kern County Public Health Services Department has confirmed a non-resident has tested positive for Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) while visiting Kern County. Public Health has begun tracing potential contacts for this case and will monitor the health of people that travelled with or were in contact with the patient to prevent the spread in our community. Kern County Public Health Services recommends the following protective measures: • Wash hands with soap and water often. • Clean and dis...
On March 13, Dr. Mary Barlow, Kern County Superintendent of Schools and Matt Constantine of Kern Public Health, issued a press release: “Although there have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Kern County, we are recommending that all Kern County K-12 schools, preschools and charter schools close temporarily, no later than the close of school on Wednesday, March 18, 2020. We are further recommending that Kern County public schools plan to reopen no earlier than Tuesday, April 14, 2020." As t...
In the wake of Coronavirus (COVID-19), Valley Strong Credit Union will open some branch locations 30 minutes early in an effort to assist seniors who may have more difficulty conducting their banking. Beginning Wednesday, March 18 through Tuesday, April 14, Valley Strong will open all Bakersfield and Delano branch locations at 8:30 a.m. In doing this, the Credit Union joins other retailers in recognizing the need to devote more resources to at-risk consumers. “Members and team members remain o...
Following the guidelines of the California Department of Public Health and the City of Tehachapi, the Tehachapi Museum and the Errea House Museum will be closed until further notice. The situation will be reassessed on April 12. At that time, depending on the extent to which the Coronavirus has spread or been contained, a decision will be made to either extend or end the closure. The Tehachapi Heritage League looks forward to better days, when we can again provide a quality museum experience to...
Faced with growing concerns about Coronavirus infections, Governor Gavin Newsom called for home isolation of individuals who are at high risk. In keeping with the Governor’s request, the Tehachapi Railroad Depot has decided to close temporarily. The health of our visitors and of our volunteer staff is of paramount importance to us. We will be reassessing the situation weekly and will open when it is prudent to do so. Thank you for your patience and understanding in these difficult t...
Following recommendations from the Center for Disease Control, the Office of the Governor of California and the Kern County Public Health Department, the Tehachapi Police Department is taking precautionary measures in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Lobby counter services at the Tehachapi Police Department, located at 220 West C St., will be unavailable until further notice. We are making every effort to continue providing all essential administrative services to our...
City Manager Greg Garrett reported to the City Council Monday, March 16 that the City departments are meeting daily at 4 p.m. to plan for the next 24 hours as COVID-19 protocols are moving swiftly and they want to stay ahead of or flatten the curve. As of March 16, all City facilities are closed to the public although all are in operation. Until further notice, the Tehachapi Museum, Tehachapi Depot and the Visitor Center will be closed. The Police Department is available through their phone...
In an effort to address the continuing COVID-19 crisis and support small businesses and city residents, the Tehachapi City Council met in a Special Meeting on March 18 in front of City Hall to vote on a temporary policy to defer water, sewer and trash payments for small businesses and to waive late fees for residential customers for two months. With Councilman Phil Smith on the phone, the council unanimously approved the plan. The program includes an opt-in for businesses to defer utility...
Kern County Public Health Services Department has confirmed that two Kern County residents tested positive for Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). This marks the first two cases of COVID-19 in Kern County residents. Public Health is currently investigating these two cases to determine potential exposure sources and any contacts these patients may have had. “With these two identified cases, it is a good reminder for our community to continue their efforts and diligence to practice good h...
Organizers of Tehachapi’s Bark for Life event have decided to postpone the fundraiser until May 30, with early registration that includes a t-shirt ending May 16. Bark for Life is an annual dog walk fundraiser benefiting the American Cancer Society. Visit the Bark for Life Tehachapi Facebook page for more information....
Kern County Public Health Services Department has confirmed that a third Kern County resident has tested positive for Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). These three individuals, as well as the individual who tested positive for COVID-19 while visiting Kern County are recovering at home. Public Health is currently investigating this case to determine potential exposure sources and any contacts the patient may have had. Kern County Public Health Services recommends the following protective measu...
Starting Saturday, March 21, Jake’s Steakhouse will be open seven days a week for lunch and dinner from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. for takeout, curbside pickup and delivery to the city, Stallion Springs, Bear Valley and Hart Flat. After the shelter in place order is lifted, Jake’s will be open for lunch and dinner as usual. Available for takeout will be Jake’s regular lunch and dinner menus, as well as special family meals which will change daily. The family meals are available in a pack for two or four...
Effective immediately, the City of Tehachapi has declared a local emergency in response to the COVID-19 health crisis following Governor Gavin Newsom’s Executive Order (N-33-20) which includes a statewide stay-at-home order to all Californians. Mayor Susan Wiggins signed Resolution No. 11-20 on Friday, March 20. The declaration must now be ratified by the City Council at a special meeting within the next seven days. Information on the date and time of that meeting will be sent at least 24 hours...
In response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, Family Life Pregnancy Center has taken several necessary steps to protect the health of our clients, volunteers and staff. We are currently seeing patients by appointment only to reduce unnecessary traffic in our waiting room. All clients with appointments are required to fill out a Coronavirus Screening Form upon their arrival to confirm they are symptom free. If they do not pass the initial screening, they will be provided with information on help...
We have received news and guidance from Marine Corps Installations-West, Camp Pendleton, of the cancellation of all NFE (Non-Federal Entities) activities through August 31, 2020. As you may be aware, Camp Pendleton is engaged in mitigating and combating the spread of the Coronavirus. Leadership at all levels is challenged with ensuring the smooth operation of the base Emergency Operations Center. Obviously, this negatively impacts our plans for conducting the 2020 Devil Pups Encampment and...
Kern County Public Health Services Department has confirmed that a 12th Kern County resident has tested positive for Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Public Health is currently investigating this case to determine potential exposure sources and any contacts the patient may have had. These 12 individuals, as well as the individual who tested positive for COVID-19 while visiting Kern County are recovering at home. Kern County Public Health Services recommends the following protective...
