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Learning to take the helm of our clubs

Each year, those Rotarians who have been selected to be the presidents of their clubs beginning in July attend what this year was called PELS – President-Elect Learning Seminar. Over the weekend of Feb. 19 through Feb. 22, hundreds of Presidents-Elect from 11...
Sue Priest

Sue Priest

Artwork and jewelry representative of Sue Priest’s artistry. For this mountain artist, art and nature go hand-in-hand By Julianne Homokay Special to The Alpine Mountaineer “Sue Priest is an artist and ecologist,” opens her biography on the Mountain Arts Network...

Poetry slam continues to excite

Poetry slam continues to excite

Sitting in a circle at Stone Hearth at Akasha, poetry is shared and enjoyed during the poetry slams held once a month. Poetry slam continues to excite By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Another poetry slam was held at Stone Hearth at Akasha in Crestline on the last...

Lake House First Friday

Lake House First Friday

Celebrating art and friendship First Fridays at The Lake House are a celebration of friendship and fine art. Join this month’s featured artists – Ghislaine Gargaro and Julia Aubrey – on Oct. 7 from 4 to 7 p.m. While visiting with the artists and admiring their work,...

Lake Arrowhead Village celebrates its 100-year history

Lake Arrowhead Village celebrates its 100-year history

Historic display to continue through Labor Day By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEYStaff Writer The centennial celebration for Lake Arrowhead Village was held last Saturday, with County Supervisor Dawn Rowe in attendance. She presented a beautifully inscribed and signed County...

Corks & Hops attracts large crowd

Corks & Hops attracts large crowd

By Douglas W. MotleySenior Writer Last Saturday’s Corks & Hops wine and beer walk in Crestline, which got underway at 3 p.m. and wrapped up at 8 p.m., attracted an estimated 400 participants, 300 of whom had purchased their tickets in advance at a discounted...

Festival a treat for all the senses

Festival a treat for all the senses

By Mary-Justine LanyonEditor The 13th annual Mountain Arts Festival was bigger than ever, taking place on the grounds of three Running Springs businesses: Rustic Arts Cabin Outfitters, Moonshine Lamp Co. and Havenwood. Vendor booths dotted the space, with festival...

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