Five-year-old Dietrich Encoe (1) was excited to present himself with documentation at the Crestline branch public library to get his first library card. He no sooner got his card than he checked out his first books on his own (2). No one in the Encoe family is a...
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Excitement at the Crestline library
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...
Learning to step outside of their bubbles
Rotarian Kyleigh Milson with Mac Frank and Avery Norbryhn. (Photo by Mary-Justine Lanyon) Mason Johnstone, Kashlynn Canova and John Knapp shared about their experiences at PRYDE. (Photo by Mary-Justine Lanyon Some of the PRYDE campers at Thousand Pines in Crestline....
Learning how to parent
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Cars come with them, as do vacuum cleaners, washing machines, even coffee makers. Instruction manuals. What doesn’t come with a guide on how to handle and raise them? Children. Enter the Mom and Dad Project, the San Bernardino Mountains’...
Marching Scots take first place
The Rim of the World Marching Scots marching to first place in Anaheim. The pride and joy show on the faces of the Marching Scots as they indicate how they placed in Anaheim. (Photos courtesy of Kari Stebbing) Marching Scots take first place When the Rim of the World...
Third-graders visit Mountain History Museum
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer The Mountain History Museum hosted three classrooms of third-grade students from Lake Arrowhead Elementary School on Thursday, Nov. 3, for a half-day tour of the museum. The students from Kristin Cardrant’s, Carl Zaeske’s and Laurie...









