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April Crest Forest MAC meeting addresses community needs and concerns

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...
Bonfire set the tone for the holiday season

Bonfire set the tone for the holiday season

(Photos by Cari Slater) The annual bonfire held in Lake Arrowhead Village – sponsored by San Bernardino County Fire and organized this year by Russ Warren, the Explorer advisor for the Mountain Division – took place on Wednesday, Dec. 13. Santa was there, of course...

And the winners are…

And the winners are…

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The fifth year of the Crestlights holiday lighting competition had the most entrants and some of the best lighting displays ever. Some homeowners went all out to make their homes enchanting and magical to see and to celebrate the...

Ring in the holiday season

Ring in the holiday season

One guest at the annual concert presented by the handbell choir at the Lake Arrowhead Community Presbyterian Church said the holiday doesn’t begin for her until she attends the concert. If you missed it, no worries! You can enjoy the concert on the church’s YouTube...

The 60s come alive at holiday party

The 60s come alive at holiday party

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The “Swinging Sixties in the Swingingest Town in America” were celebrated at the San Moritz Lodge in Crestline on Dec. 9 by the Rim of the World Historical Society. More than115 historical society members and guests came dressed in...

Bringing joy through song

Bringing joy through song

Members of Lake Arrowhead Girl Scout Troop 940 sang Christmas carols at Lake Arrowhead Village businesses on Friday, Dec. 15. They spread holiday joy through their singing.    

Mischievous spirits take to local streets

Mischievous spirits take to local streets

By P.D. Hancock Special to the Alpine Mountaineer   You could hear the bells way before you could see them. On Dec. 2, a motley crew of Yuletide monsters sauntered down Lake Drive. This Krampus run was organized by Ty Holifield, a transplant from Alabama who...

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