By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEYStaff Writer Returning home from being in a battle zone can be difficult and may have long lasting impacts, especially if injured or disabled. During the winter, the Rim Special Athletes program offers some of those veterans an opportunity at a...
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New water conservation measures approved by CLAWA
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEYStaff Writer At their March 3 monthly board meeting, the Crestline-Lake Arrowhead Water Agency (CLAWA) felt forced to remind mountain residents of the water shortage in the statewide water project that supplies back-up water to mountain...
Crestline proclaimed an International City of Peace
By Mary-Justine LanyonEditor The International Cities of Peace has as its vision “to ensure everyone’s right to safety, prosperity, and quality of life, the consensus values of global peace.” The organization was founded in 2009 by J. Frederick Arment of Dayton, Ohio,...
Here come the trout
Submitted by Nathan GodwinGeneral Manager, The Lake Gregory Company We have started stocking trout at Lake Gregory. John Mendez from “down the hill” got off to an early start. He started catching trout in his favorite spot before the truck from Calaveras Trout Farm...
Charlie Harrison announces retirement as MCH CEO
Board appoints Mark Turner as new CEO After 13 years of leadership, Charlie Harrison has announced that he will be retiring as CEO of Mountains Community Hospital. “I have been honored to serve as CEO of MCH these past 13 years but, after working nearly every day,...
I jumped in Lake Arrowhead in February…for a cause
By Sean EshelmanSpecial to The Alpine Mountaineer Charity can make people do some pretty crazy things. Some people choose to run marathons. Others will give up a weekend just to feed the hungry in their time of need. Here on the mountain, some of us jump in cold...









