ONE YEAR LATER
Ten out of the first 20 confirmed United States COVID-19 cases occurred in California, with the first San Diego County case reported on March...
Alpine park still in early phase of progressing
Since the 1990s, the county of San Diego Parks & Recreation Department worked with the Alpine Community Planning Group and other stakeholders to obtain...
Families needed for children in need
It is estimated that one in six people are born with some type of developmental disability. Since 1981, Toward Maximum Independence has provided independent...
Constant vigilance paid dividends in COVID-19 fight
Sharp Grossmont Hospital Chief Medical Officer Nancy Greengold, MD, MBA, said at the beginning of the pandemic, they were just feeling their way and...
The wild life
Garden and wildlife enthusiasts interested in having their property designated as a Wildlife Habitat are encouraged to apply for certification with National Wildlife Federation.
Four...
Lessons learned from the pandemic: Communication matters
The COVID-19 pandemic landed in San Diego county on March 9, 2020 with a woman who had traveled abroad and brought the virus back...
Race to success
Chris Nunes is an 18-year old from Alpine who began racing motocross at the Barona speedway when he was four and was professionally racing...
Woman’s Club offers aid to would-be scholars
The Alpine Woman’s Club is now accepting scholarship applications from class of 2021 high school students who live in Alpine and plan to attend...
College panel aimed at encouraging STEM exploration
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District is wrapping up a series of Black History Month events with A Day in the Life: Black Women and Men...
CHP still looking for help in Alpine hit and run case
A 19-year-old female was walking southbound along the west road edge of South Grade north of Manzanita View Road when an unidentified driver, vehicle...
