Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Words

When I look back on the past year, I find that I have written over 42,000 words as part of this weekly column, not to mention all the other words used in the news and information articles that I’ve written for this newspaper. Now that’s a lot of wrods. Wait a darned...
July 4th maximum enforcement yields 9 DUIs

July 4th maximum enforcement yields 9 DUIs

By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY - Senior Writer The California Highway Patrol’s recent, four-day-long July 4th weekend maximum enforcement period resulted in the arrest of nine motorists for driving on mountain area roads under the influence of alcohol and or drugs, said...

Crest Forest MAC meeting held under unusual circumstances

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY - Staff Writer At the July Crest Forest Municipal Advisory Council (MAC) meeting, held on July 11 due to the July 4 holiday, the Lake Gregory Company explained their recent beach closure, which is addressed in a story elsewhere in this issue....

Community feedback sought about short-term rentals

By Mike Harris - Special to the Alpine Mountaineer The impact of short-term rentals on the housing stock in mountain communities will be investigated by San Bernardino County, with two public meetings planned in early August: one in Crestline and the other in Lake...

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Won’t Get Fooled Again

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Won’t Get Fooled Again

You may recall that last month I ran a musing titled “Blow Up Your TV.” It railed against all the stupid TV sitcoms and other idiotic television shows. Back in 1961, FCC Chairman Newton Minnow referred to American commercial television programming as a “vast...

Dear Sidney – 7/20/23

Dear Sidney, A very dear friend, Mary, was left at the altar this week. It wasn’t really an altar, but a park bench along the Lake Gregory path with a clergy and a few friends. A reception was to follow with beers and shots at the Bear Claw Saloon. It’s so sad. Even...

World’s strongest woman lives in Crestline

World’s strongest woman lives in Crestline

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY - Staff Writer Crestline is not only the current home of the world’s strongest woman, Deanna Flores, it is also her hometown where she grew up and where her extended family lives. Flores was recently paraded through town during the two-mile long...

Four new roofs donated to mountain homes

Four new roofs donated to mountain homes

By Dr. Ginger Gabriel - Special to the Alpine Mountaineer At the close of the June 24 Rebuilding Together work day, President Wayne Palmer announced that GAF Roofing and Copp Roofing & Construction were donating, in response to the Snowmageddon disaster, four new...

Back by popular demand

Back by popular demand

By Mary-Justine Lanyon It was a little chilly but the first Beer Bingo at the Brewery, held on June 6, was a huge success. Folks kept warm by grabbing for Bingo chips and walking up to the table to check on their silent auction bids. Because folks clamored for another...

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