“What a great way to spend a Saturday!” That’s what four members of the Rotary Club of Lake Arrowhead said after helping to decorate the Rotary International float for the Rose Parade on Dec. 13. Suzy Garrett (1) brought a tiger cub to life, while Kristin Countryman (2) and Jeri Simpson and Elizabeth Whitney-Olivas (3) worked on a giraffe. “We ended the day tired and sprinkled with coffee grounds,” the Rotarians said, “but full of laughs and great memories.”
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BY JULIANNE HOMOKAY Special to the Alpine Mountaineer Anyone who has been on the mountain long enough to remember the old Quonset hut at 23955 Lake Drive in Crestline surely has been wondering about the transformation the building has been undergoing. Enter...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon The parcel tax that helps fund local parks and recreation services through the Rim of the World Recreation and Park District was set at $10 in 1983. It was increased to $22 by voters in 2011. At the July 13 meeting of the Rec and Park...
Next week, on Monday, July 27 and Tuesday, July 28, folks age 5 and up will be able to get free eye exams and glasses at Mountains Community Health. Dr. Gregory Smith and Dr. Ana Chang-Smith will be bringing the VSP Eyes of Hope mobile clinic to the hospital. VSP Eyes...
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