Lifestyle
Live a longer, healthier life
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor The Mountain Health & Resource Fair – sponsored by HAFDRA (Humanitarian Aid for Development and Relief Agency – drew a large crowd of folks who took home information on the many resources available to them. The fair was held on...
Four more grads make 20
Just before their graduation ceremony, four more Mountain High School students completed the number of credits necessary for graduation, bringing the total number of early graduates this year to 20! Chris VanGroeningen (1) plans to join the workforce and would like to...
Tales of Enchantment Summer Reading Fun
By Derek Johnson Special to the Alpine Mountaineer With fantasy-themed prizes, magical performances and enough books to fill a castle’s library, the annual summer reading program is back at the Crestline, Running Springs and Lake Arrowhead libraries. This...
Snake season in the mountains — What you need to know & how MCH can help
As temperatures rise in the mountains, it’s important to watch out for snakes. To avoid snakebites, stay vigilant while outdoors and seek immediate treatment if bitten. In your yard: Look for snakes before picking up rocks, sticks and firewood. Rattlesnakes often hide...
RIM OF THE WORLD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT — A fond goodbye to teachers and staff
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Twelve teachers and staff of the Rim of the World Unified School District had announced their retirement and were honored at the June 5 board of trustees meeting. Half of them are retiring at the end of the year: Peter Ferrara, Rim High...
Game of Skate instills skating skills
By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer The Game of Sk8 held on Saturday, June 7 at the Crestline skate park gave youngsters and teens an opportunity to hone their skateboarding skills but also emphasized the importance of honesty and good sportsmanship. Seventeen...
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