By Mary-Justine Lanyon At the Oct. 24 meeting of the Arrowhead Lake Association, the three recently elected directors were seated. Paul Cate represents the South District, Garin Vartanian the East District and incumbent Justin Frank is the At-Large A...
Editor’s note: As the sheriff’s department is no longer providing their log of calls, the Alpine Mountaineer is compiling Nixle press releases for our readers.
As part of an active local investigation, the Twin Peaks Detective Bureau identified suspect Erik Navarro was in Cleveland County, Oklahoma, incarcerated on separate traffic charges. Working in coordination with the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office and...
“I believe fervently in town halls.” That is how Rosilicie Senator Ochoa Bogh opened the town hall she held at the San Moritz Lodge on Oct. 28 – her 90th one. Senator Ochoa Bogh began by explaining she had been asked to change her unusual name to run for office, but...
Community presentations have generated an overwhelmingly favorable response as residents learn more about the hospital’s modernization project, financing plan and the stakes of the November 3 election. With Election Day approaching, Residents for Measure Q is...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Taking a tour of the CTE (Career Technical Education) classes at Rim of the World High School is an eye-opening experience for anyone who has not previously visited these classrooms. On Oct. 21, members of the Rim of the World Educational...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon The Skyland Arts Foundation invited the community to a viewing party held at the Lake Arrowhead Brewing Co. on Oct. 19. What they viewed was a video created by Skyland Arts to illustrate their vision for the community. Called “What a...
What is one ingredient that puts you immediately into the feeling of fall? For me, it is sweet potatoes (and yams, but eh, potato, pot-ato). My mom would roast them whole, split them open and serve them with butter and a little drizzle of honey. On fall mornings,...
