By Derek Johnson Special to the Alpine Mountaineer In a sport where the final score is rarely over 10, a 31-0 deficit would seem to leave little room for a comeback. Seven-year-old Mary Patrick found one anyway. Early in the second annual Lake Arrowhead Jiu...
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Lessons on Peacefully Co-existing with Bears
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Leisure Shores in Crestline welcomed Nancy Anderson, the former senior bear keeper at Wildhaven Ranch Rehabilitation Center in Cedar Glen, who spoke to a full room of about 40 mountain residents on peaceful co-existence with...
Take possible bat exposures seriously
Mountains Community Health is reminding residents to use caution around bats and seek prompt medical guidance following any possible exposure. Bat-related visits occur every year, but the hospital is currently evaluating more patients than usual for possible...
MCH Le Grand Picnic takes a pause
Submitted by Kimberly McGuire Executive Director, MCH Foundation For more than three decades, Le Grand Picnic has brought our community together in support of local healthcare. It has raised countless dollars for Mountains Community Health while creating a...
In the Kitchen with Bev: Fostering friendship through food
This week marked my dear friend Cody Whitewolf's birthday and 65th trip around the sun. We've been cultivating a friendship over the past five years or so that has become so incredibly dear to my heart. Sharing life experiences, common interests, spiritual beliefs and...
Mountain community invited to jiu jitsu open
Jiu jitsu competition returns to the mountain Saturday, Aug. 29, as Lake Arrowhead Jiu Jitsu hosts the second annual Lake Arrowhead Jiu Jitsu Open at the Sandals Church gymnasium. Last year’s inaugural tournament, hosted by the King of Subs promotion, brought...









