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On the road to eradication

“You will hear and see more about polio this year than ever before.” That’s what Past District Governor Marilyn Sanderson, the District 5330 PolioPlus chair, told members of the Rotary Club of Lake Arrowhead. The reason? There will be an emphasis on polio this year by...
Lake Arrowhead Library seeks English tutors

Lake Arrowhead Library seeks English tutors

The Lake Arrowhead Library is currently seeking volunteer tutors for their adult literacy program. This free program provides adults the opportunity to improve their reading and writing of the English language on their own schedule and at their own pace. Tutors assist...

Report signals good news in reducing fire risk on the mountain

Report signals good news in reducing fire risk on the mountain

According to the “Wildfire Wednesday” reports issued by Naomi Gordon, the external and legislative affairs officer for the San Bernardino National Forest, the recent favorable weather has allowed firefighters opportunities to reduce wildfire risk by burning brush...

Kids wrapped in quilts of love

Kids wrapped in quilts of love

By Dr. Ginger Gabriel Special to the Alpine Mountaineer   Children look to the adults in their lives to give them sustenance, safety and love. Nobody has figured out why some people get born into wealth and others born into scarcity. But most sacred scriptures...

High school seniors invited to apply for funds

High school seniors invited to apply for funds

Southern California Edison is inviting high school seniors to apply for one of their scholarship awards, which can total $50,000 over four years. SCE will award up to 30 of these awards to students to help them pursue their passion in science, technology, engineering...

Assessing your home for wildfire vulnerabilities

Assessing your home for wildfire vulnerabilities

By Mary-Justine Lanyon   Since 2014, the Mountain Rim Fire Safe Council has applied for and received grants to help “in a reactive mode – after you get a notice.” That’s what Laura Dyberg, the Council’s president and CEO, said as she announced the formation of a...

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