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Don’t miss out! – Rebuilding Together Mountain Communities
By Tim Clarke The deadline for applications for the 2024 Rebuilding Day is Oct. 31 so don’t miss out – apply today. Residency, homeownership and low-income requirements are in place as usual. This year we have raised the maximum income amount to a level in line with...
Mountain Transit making improvements to Rim Route 2
Mountain Transit’s Ride Free Now program introduced free local transit service and the elimination of zones across the Rim area last May. As of Oct. 9, Mountain Transit has made additional improvements to benefit Rim residents. Route 2, which services the communities...
Lake Gregory: Still the place to be
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer Now that fall has begun, do not cross Lake Gregory off your list of places to visit and things to do. The Friday night summer concert series and Market Nights will be continuing through the end of October from 4 to 8 p.m.,...
Crestline post office gets new sign
By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY The sign above the Crestline post office has been missing for almost a year, after it fell off during a big rain and wind storm last year. “We took it down after it began to fall off, for safety purposes,” said Mike Johnstone, who manages...
ARROWHEAD LAKE ASSOCIATION Lake level at historic high
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor In his report as interim general manager, Wayne Austin told the board and members of the Arrowhead Lake Association that the lake level stands at 5106.39 – just four inches below full. “There is no precedent for having the lake...
Where did the Lake Gregory water go?
By Dr. Ginger Gabriel Special to the Alpine Mountaineer When my friend Mary asked about the rapid drop in the Lake Gregory water level and wondered where the water went, I looked into it. The water released from the lake flowed out of Lake Gregory via the new...
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