By Zev BlumenfeldStaff Writer Miles down a winding paved road, past dense thickets of chaparral, where pines sparsely dot partially balding hillsides, beekeepers Juan Aguilar and his brother Ramon park their pickup truck near a clearing of stacked green and white...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEYStaff Writer Ye Olde Thrift Shoppe, run by the Crest Forest Senior Citizens Club, reopened for retail business on Memorial Day weekend. All shoppers are required to wear a face mask and are given hand sanitizer when entering the store, to...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor That Running Springs resident Colleen Myers is a woman of strong faith is brought home in the videos she posted on Facebook to share the news of her having tested positive for the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Myers, 56, said that she had not...
By Douglas W. MotleySenior Writer Both avid and casual readers will be happy to learn that, at long last, an independent bookstore has opened in Crestline. Print and Page Booksellers, located at the corner of Thousand Pines Road and Lake Drive, held what owner...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Lake Mud Pottery studio in Crestline has been expanding these past few months. They have developed a pottery studio for those who take classes and for those who belong to their club who may create their own pottery pieces on their...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer When New Year’s Day arrives, almost everyone in Southern California and nationwide is glued to their televisions, watching Pasadena’s annual Rose Parade. The New Year’s Day parade in Pasadena is one of the few all-floral parades in...
