By Mary-Justine Lanyon The teachers who addressed the Rim of the World Unified School District at the March 13 board of trustees meeting did not mince words about the recent negotiations between the district and the teachers. Nicholas – the vice president of...
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Fostering a love of words in students
Each year Soroptimist International of Rim of the World presents dictionaries to third-grade students and thesauruses to fifth-grade students at Charles Hoffman Elementary (CHE) School in Running Springs. On Feb. 20, four members of the Soroptimist Club went to CHE to...
Two more graduates from Mountain High
Two more Mountain High students have completed the requirements for graduation. On Feb. 13, Ethan Snyder graduated. He plans to join the workforce and will go to school next spring to work toward a degree in nursing. Diego Gaona-Romero graduated on Feb. 18. He is...
Shaping young writers
By Brennah Milliorn Special to the Alpine Mountaineer Maya Angelou once said, “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside of you.” That quote really resonated for the students who participated in this year’s AVID Write-Off. For 26 years, this...
Those were the days – David Seely – or is it Seeley?
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian Historically, the name Seely/Seeley has been attached to several local areas of the San Bernardino Mountains. There was Seely Flat (now Valley of Enchantment), Seely Flat Road (now Highway 138), Seeley Lane, Seeley Creek and Camp...
VOE students visit Crestline post office
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The kindergarteners from Valley of Enchantment Elementary School recently took a field trip to the Crestline post office on Lake Drive. This field trip often makes a big impression on the students, as they get to go behind...








