Photos by Douglas W. Motleyand Mary-Justine Lanyon Last weekend’s Rotary Art & Wine Festival, held Saturday, May 21 and Sunday, May 22 at the Tavern Bay Beach Club, saw sunny skies and a warm breeze as over 1,000 attendees spent the late morning and afternoon...
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Taking pride in the community
Crestline cleanup day a big success By Mary-Justine LanyonEditor It was an idea that sprang from Crestline being named an International City of Peace. At that celebration, Rudy Westervelt – who spearheaded that effort – suggested holding a day when the entire...
Over one hundred flock to National Night Out
By Douglas W. MotleySenior Writer More than 100 family members from mountaintop communities showed up at the Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Station on Tuesday, Aug. 3 to celebrate National Night Out, a nationwide community-building campaign that promotes police-community...
Concert to meld cirque and orchestra
Picture an aerialist flying out over the audience, acrobats suspended from silk fabric, the wizardry of jugglers and magicians, the strength and flexibility of the strongmen and contortionist. Now picture this in a concert hall as you are surrounded by the magnificent...
Vandalism forces overnight post office closures
By Douglas W. Motley Senior Writer Continuing acts of vandalism have resulted in overnight closures at several mountain area post offices, including those in Lake Arrowhead and Cedar Glen. A postal clerk at the Lake Arrowhead post office told The Alpine Mountaineer...
Name calling and spreading lies do not benefit the community
When I was a young man, my old man told me that there were at least two sides to a story: right/ wrong, left/right, light/dark, day/night, my football team and yours, even Republican and Democrat. That is the beauty of our country – everyone should have the chance to...
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