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Tehachapi Christmas Parade applications are open for a railroad themed event (opens the original)
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Applications are now open for participation in Tehachapi's Christmas Parade, which returns Dec. 5 after one of its most successful years ever. Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Clare Scotti, whose organization runs the parade, said this year's theme is "All Aboard the Christmas Express," a celebration of Tehachapi's 150-year history with the railroad. Scotti said the parade, which drew 6,000 people last year, at least 1,000 more than the usual turnout, aims to continue bri
Tehachapi News celebrates Best Of Readers' Choice Poll winners (opens the original)
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Local businesses, community groups and other honorees visited the Tehachapi News office Wednesday morning to pick up their plaques and celebrate their wins for being voted the best Tehachapi has to offer. The attendees were all winners — bests and favorites — of the newspaper's annual Best of Tehachapi Readers' Choice Poll, which calls on readers to vote for the best institutions in town across nine overall categories and 71 subcategories, ranging from beauty to entertainment, pet services to re
Few Tehachapi-area races will be on the ballot in 2026 (opens the original)
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While there are plenty of active state and federal races underway, the greater Tehachapi area doesn't have much in the way of contested local races in 2026. Outside the Bear Valley Community Services District, which has four candidates, including one incumbent, running for three seats on its board of directors, nearly all local elected offices will be absent from this November's ballot. Tehachapi's City Council will see a bit of a shakeup this year, but not via election, as the council's longest
Blue Star Ride rolls through greater Tehachapi to honor military families (opens the original)
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The Fourth Annual Blue Star Ride, organized by Four Seasons Blue Star Mothers & Associates of Greater Tehachapi, drew more than 100 riders Saturday. Riding motorcycles and driving cars through the greater Tehachapi area, they raised funds for a new portrait at Portrait of a Warrior Gallery in Bakersfield. This year the event once again sought to honor the families of those serving in the U.S. military, but especially those who died in its service. Stallion Springs Community Services District Gen
Bear Valley CSD votes unanimously to remove gatehouse sycamore (opens the original)
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Despite objections from some residents, the Bear Valley Community Services District Board of Directors voted unanimously Thursday evening to remove a large sycamore tree next to the CSD's gatehouse due to safety concerns. The decision came after a small protest, competing arborist reports between the district and protesters, and a contentious meeting earlier this month that discussed the subject. Conflict over the decades-standing tree began earlier this month when the CSD announced the removal
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