By JULIANNE HOMOKAY Special to the Alpine Mountaineer Is this a familiar refrain in your house? “People are afraid to talk about their political standings,” said Diana Lee, the sheer force of nature behind the town hall meeting in Running Springs on Sunday,...
By Katie Carlin Our friend, Taylor Cole, a resident of Crestline, California, was killed on Easter Sunday. According to police reports, he was riding his motorcycle on Highway 138 when an unidentified driver illegally crossed into his lane and struck him head on. As...
By Rhea-Frances Tetley At the same time that the Crestline Chamber of Commerce is starting to make their plans for this year’s Jamboree Days, they are also setting their sights on Corks & Hops. The summer season of Corks & Hops will kick off on June 6....
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Crest Forest Municipal Advisory Council (MAC) met in Crestline on Tuesday April 7th at 6:30 p.m. Council members attending were Sara Green, Tel Pressler, and Steve Garcia. The first to speak to the filled audience in the...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Thirteen teams competed at the Rim of the World Educational Foundation’s bowling tournament, held on March 28 at the Rim Bowling Center in Crestline. Each team of six bowlers was vying for the bragging rights of winning the...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Rotarians across the globe subscribe to one simple tenet: Service above self. Whether they are meeting the needs of their local community, participating in a regional program or assisting with a global project, they always put the needs...
