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Tips to help you stay safe this summer

By Dr. Damanpreet Jamarai Chief Medical Officer UnitedHealthcare Medicare & Retirement of California   Summer brings long days, family vacations, afternoons by the pool and more time outside. But, as temperatures rise and families head to the water, it’s also...
News from our local nonprofits

News from our local nonprofits

Mountains Community Hospital: Parking and access changes during construction. The Hospital has begun the first phase of its improvement and expansion project, which will bring a series of changes to parking and campus access that will last through Fall 2028. While...

It’s rattlesnake season

It’s rattlesnake season

By Douglas W. Motley Senior Writer   The Southern Pacific rattlesnake, the most commonly encountered poisonous snake in the San Bernardino Mountains, is potentially more dangerous than its desert cousin, the Mojave Green. This startling revelation was made by Dr....

Nurturing the leaders of tomorrow

Nurturing the leaders of tomorrow

RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) is a three-day leadership conference for high school juniors. It is a reward for outstanding youth to further develop their leadership skills. This year Rotary District 5330 is holding two RYLA camps – one took place in March, one...

Time to step up and donate to scholarships

Time to step up and donate to scholarships

The Rim of the World Communities Scholarship Council has encouraged all Rim High School, Rim Virtual Academy and Mountain High School seniors to apply for community scholarships for college, trade or vocational schools, which may be used to help cover tuition, books...

Bowling for dollars superhero style

Bowling for dollars superhero style

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer   Thirteen teams competed at the Rim of the World Educational Foundation’s bowling tournament, held on March 28 at the Rim Bowling Center in Crestline. Each team of six bowlers was vying for the bragging rights of winning the...

MPH hosts science night for families

MPH hosts science night for families

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Staff Writer   The science night held at Mary Putnam Henck Intermediate School was attended by hundreds of students and their families. The March 25 event invited students and their families from 5 to 7 p.m. to learn about the ecology of...

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