Owner says Major’s won’t follow orders
San Diego County moved into COVID-19 purple tier restrictions on Nov. 14. A Pine Valley restaurant owner said he is refusing to follow the...
Kiwanis donates check for ‘miracles’ from a distance
“Well,” Kiwanian Ray Sopfe said with a sigh, “our Miracle Mile of Quarters fundraiser usually happens in May but we just couldn’t do it...
Flower sellers hopeful despite few fundraisers
The Alpine Soroptimists are now taking poinsettia pre-orders at Alpine Postal Annex and through the Soroptimist International of Alpine FaceBook page for their annual...
Townson wins Jim Reiman Award
The San Diego Press Club honored Linda Rosas Townson, group publisher, San Diego Neighborhood Newspapers, with a special career recognition award. On Oct. 27,...
Boulder Oaks student tests positive
On Oct. 15 a Boulder Oaks Elementary School parent informed the Alpine Unified School District their child tested positive for COVID-19. AUSD Superintendent Rich Newman...
Well, the cafe, is open in Alpine now
Cecilia Kennedy said she and her husband Alan Kennedy have been roasting coffee as part of their Alpine Coffee Roasters business for six years. On...
Quest still productive despite pandemic
Quest For the Cure Team leader Linda Cioffi said 2020 has presented “a few challenges” with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic limiting social gatherings yet...
Race for school board
TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF JOHN SULLIVAN, 40: A Senior Day custodian in the in the La Mesa-Spring Valley school district, I’m also senior Vice Commander...
Revealing signs at Wright’s Field
Recently 20-year old Venture Scout Emily Holmes unveiled new educational signage she designed for 230-acre Wright’s Field. The two signs were kept hidden beneath white...
Waiting for those who have yet to return
The Alpine VFW post could only accommodate a few dozen attendees on the patio due to physical distancing limitations brought on to reduce the...
