By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian The Rim of the World Historical Society began 40 years ago, in 1986, to preserve the unique history of the west end of the San Bernardino Mountain area and to share it with others. They have done that in several ways, resulting...
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Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott: Saint Patrick’s Day
With this year’s annual St. Patrick’s Day just past, I reckon everyone was whipping out their colorful bangles and beads from Mardi Gras all over again. Doesn’t matter that St. Patty’s Day is over, there’s plenty more holidays where they came from. Also, like...
Ask the realtor: Arrowhead Woods — A 90-day market breakdown for lake rights homes
Properties located in Arrowhead Woods include lake rights, which grant owners access to private Lake Arrowhead. Homes in surrounding neighborhoods do not. Because of that single factor, the two segments behave very differently in terms of both price and demand. When...
Those Were The Days: The March 1938 storm did more than just fill Lake Gregory in 3 days
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY HISTORIAN Floods and natural disasters have often impacted Southern California, but the flood of 1938 was a real monster. The deluge wreaked havoc on California from San Luis Obispo to San Diego, plus causing heavy flooding damage in the...
Estate Planning: Own property in another state? Here’s how it’s handled after you’re gone
If you own real estate outside of California – maybe a cabin in Arizona, a rental in Nevada or a family home in another state – it’s worth asking one simple question: What happens to that property when I die? Many Californians assume their will or trust automatically...
Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott: California Bloodlines
It’s time once again to reveal my all-time favorite songs. After careful consideration, I have chosen the following songs as my all-time favorites: #1 California Bloodlines by John Stewart – Country rock from the singer/songwriter who wrote “Daydream Believer” for The...







