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County Board of Supervisors approve 10 million for Alpine Library (1 of 8)

Good news, Alpine residents: The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a preliminary county budget that includes nearly $10 million for a new library in the community. The project has been on the community’s wish list -- and mine -- for a long time. If the budget gets the final okay next month, construction could begin on Arnold Way,...

ACPG discusses communications, parking FCI zoning and 2013 General Plan (2 of 8)

The meeting of the ACPG was called to order at 6:00 p.m. on April 25, 2013. The first order of business was to congratulate Carmen Lewis on turning 100, and Claude invited everyone to the Community Center on Friday from 4-7 to celebrate. A quorum was established and the minutes of the December 6, 2012 and March 28, 2013 meetings...

Shu’luuk Wind project (3 of 8)

The Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Shu’luuk Wind project has been released. The project is proposed by the Campo Band of Mission Indians and leading clean energy company Invenergy Wind California LLC. The DEIS analyzes a proposed wind power generation facility capable of generating up to 250 MW of electricity. One...

Summers Past (4 of 8)

Snowy Seats (5 of 8)

Greek Grill (6 of 8)

Cuyamaca (7 of 8)

Campo Barn Dance (8 of 8)

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The 23rd Annual Vintage Alpine
Alpine gets Wild in the Country at Lions Tigers & Bears

It was a Gala to match no other this year, with Lions, Tigers and Bears. . .Oh My! This was the biggest fundraiser of the year for this exotic animal sanctuary, with live music, entertainment, silent auctions and food catered by Phil’s BBQ! After ten years of operating as East County’s only exotic animal rescue, LTB has become home to three African Lions, one Mountain Lion, four Bengal Tigers, three Bobcats, one Serval, one Leopard, and several domesticated animals.
County Board of Supervisors approve 10 million for Alpine Library

Good news, Alpine residents: The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a preliminary county budget that includes nearly $10 million for a new library in the community. The project has been on the community’s wish list -- and mine -- for a long time. If the budget gets the final okay next month, construction could begin on Arnold Way, next to the Alpine Community Center, by mid-2014. Below are conceptual renderings of the 13,500-square-foot building. I’m proud of what communities and the county have done over the years to improve libraries across East County!