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Long live the Queen!
The Arrowhead Queen was listing badly on March 1 due to the weight of the snow. Pablo Tello was one of two men who managed to clear the snow from the Queen and save it from sinking. By Mary-Justine Lanyon On March 1, On the Mountain Marine & Storage posted on...
Twin Peaks Farmers Market celebrates 1st anniversary
Twin Peaks Farmers Market celebrates 1st anniversary By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer “We will be celebrating our first anniversary on March 8 at the Twin Peaks Farmers Market, with special totes, a new special $1 off on a special flavor kombucha and cups,” said...
Holocaust survivor shares triumphs and atrocities
Holocaust survivor shares triumphs and atrocities By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer In an exclusive Feb. 24 interview with The Alpine Mountaineer, Nazi Holocaust survivor Marian Novins, an 80-year-old Crestline resident, spoke candidly about some the atrocities...
Lions ‘Adopt a Hydrant’ for community safety
Lions ‘Adopt a Hydrant’ for community safety By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer With the arrival of so much snow in the mountain area and blizzard warnings being issued for the first time in decades, the Crestline Lions Club saw a potential problem and remembered a...
Fire destroys Lake Arrowhead residence during blizzard
Fire destroys Lake Arrowhead residence during blizzard By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer A home reportedly owned by Debra White in the 500 block of Golf Course near Tunnel Road in Lake Arrowhead caught fire at about 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 25, during a...
Sue Walker-Women’s Club
Emily Reynolds (right), treasurer of the Women’s Club of Lake Arrowhead, presents Sue Walker, president of the Mountain Homeless Coalition, with a check for $500. Women’s Club President Polly Sauer (right) presents Michelle Davis with a check for $500 toward her walk...
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