Lifestyle
Exploring careers in the world of music
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor So, you are a high school student who plays the trombone (or flute or drums). What can you do with that talent after high school and after college? That was the question answered by Laura Penrose and Melissa Hulett at a special...
RIM OF THE WORLD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT – Planning for school closures
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor “How do we make decisions about school closures?” That was the first item up for discussion at the Jan. 23 meeting of the Rim of the World Unified School District’s board of trustees. Dr. Paul Sevillano, the district’s superintendent,...
LET’S GO HIKING – Jim and Kathie Sims Trail
By TIM WILCOX Special to the Alpine Mountaineer Where: Running Springs Length: 3.2 miles (round trip) Elevation gain: 610 feet Challenge: moderate to semi-difficult Way back in the 1960s, there was a sixth-grade teacher at what was then Running Springs Elementary...
Preparing the next generation to be part of the workforce
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor Imagine a program that helps young people discover what career is best for them, helps them acquire the vocational training needed to achieve that career and then helps place them in internships or apprenticeships. Equus Workforce...
Local students named to President’s List
It is with great pleasure that Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) congratulates Mia Pritchett and Cinnamon Paine, both of Crestline, on being named to the Fall 2024 President's List. The fall terms run from September to December. Full-time undergraduate students...
Is food safe after a power outage?
The county’s Department of Public Health was at recent community resource events and had information on power outages and food safety. During a power outage, food in refrigerators – if not connected to a generator – can become hazardous and make you sick. Any food...
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