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Tehachapi wineries celebrate National Wine Day
âWe remind people, you know, drink more wine.â
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TEHACHAPI, Calif. (KERO) â It s been a tough year for businesses who have managed to stay open through the pandemic but some vineyard owners believe itâs a time to celebrate.
When you think of wine tasting many people assume you d have to travel far to enjoy a glass of wine but what some may not know is Kern County has several vineyards here locally right in our own backyard.
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Triassic Vineyards back in 2013 with a lot of unknowns about the future.
Clovis trauma survivor s miraculous recovery to be recognized by statewide organization
From hiking 7,000 feet up Tehachapi Mountain to skiing down the slopes, Nick Burriel has taken his life back after almost losing it 7 years ago.
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He s spent the last seven years overcoming his own challenges while encouraging other trauma victims.
Now, a statewide organization is recognizing his strength, compassion, and perseverance.
From hiking 7,000 feet up Tehachapi Mountain to skiing down the slopes, 32-year-old Burriel has taken his life back after almost losing it seven years ago. They gave me a 30% chance to survive my accident, Burriel says.
Burriel was forced to re-learn basic life skills after becoming the victim of a fight outside the Elbow Room in late 2013 that left him clinically dead for 25 minutes.
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Portland energy company will breed California condors to replace any birds killed by turbine blades
Updated Mar 04, 2021;
Posted Mar 04, 2021
A California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus) in flight, Garrapata Sate Park, California, in 2014. (Cultura/Zuma Press/TNS) TNS
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ROSAMOND, Calif. They are among the top goals of California environmentalists: preserving endangered species and replacing fossil fuels with clean energy.
Yet in the blustery skies above Kern County’s Tehachapi Mountains where towering wind turbines churn with hypnotic rhythm renewable energy and wildlife preservation appear to be headed for a disastrous collision.
After a decadeslong effort to rescue the California condor from the brink of extinction, government officials say the critically endangered vultures are now at risk of being killed by spinning turbine blades.