By Dr. Ginger Gabriel Special to The Alpine Mountaineer The several million-dollar Crestline branch San Bernardino County library is probably the most spectacular building in the area. If you haven't been in a library lately, you must visit the Crestline branch...
Outgoing Chairman Curt Hagman (right) hands the gavel to new board chair Dawn Rowe. Dawn Rowe elected chair of the board of supervisors On Tuesday, Jan. 10, 3rd District Supervisor Dawn Rowe – who represents the mountain communities – was unanimously chosen by her...
With the ground saturated from all the recent rain, rocks and mud tumbled down the slopes to Highway 18, causing a number of closures of the road while Caltrans crews went to work. The Narrows had to be closed on Jan. 14 due to the pictured rockslide; the section of...
Atmospheric river floods mountain communities By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer An ultra-low-pressure weather phenomenon known as an atmospheric river – often referred to as a “bomb cyclone” – off the coast of Northern California spun its way southward throughout the...
Crestline Magazine now available By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Crestline Chamber of Commerce has released its winter edition of the free Crestline Magazine. This week, they have mailed copies to every post office box in Crestline, Cedarpines Park, Twin Peaks...
PHOTO AND CAPTION ONLY PHOTO: (Photo: Marianne Turk, Facebook) Turn around, don’t drown With heavy rain having fallen all night and into the early morning of Jan. 10, the Arrowbear Lake bridge was flooded. Motorists were advised to take a different route. On the west...
