Fuming over rate increase
Some Alpine and Japatul residents are speaking out against fire insurance rate increases they say unfairly target rural residents who have taken steps to...
Partnership program may reduce burden for qualified taxpayers
The San Diego County Earned Income Tax Credit Coalition on Feb. 10 kicked off the 2023 tax season, hosted by United Way of San...
Dental treatments made available
Children 18 and under will receive complimentary dental screenings, fluoride treatments, and dental sealants at the El Cajon Family Health Center on Feb. 25...
Erosion, water transfer closes popular outdoor destination
In November 2022 the Sweetwater Authority initiated a controlled transfer of water between the Loveland Reservoir to the Sweetwater Reservoir where water is treated...
Flour power used to pay for uncovered medical expenses
Alpine resident Merrie Scriber is selling one loaf of home baked bread at a time to help fund her daughter’s medical infusions. Although Scriber...
Alpine American Legion looking for help
The Alpine American Legion Post 258 is currently on a month-to- month lease and Post Commander Wally Bentsen said although it is looking to...
Thieves break into Alpine VFW once more
The Alpine VFW post was burglarized in the early morning of Feb. 2. This marks the second time the veterans’ post has been hit...
Retired PE teacher focuses on matters of the heart
In recognition of American Heart Month, Save-A-Heart is holding a CPR/AED certification course at the Alpine Town Hall on Feb. 11 from 10 a.m....
Priest from Middle East adjusts to life in Alpine
Father Bill Schwartz began serving the congregation at Christ the King Episcopal Church in Alpine back in August 2022, very much on a temporary...
Reopened chamber rebuilds
The Alpine/Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce shuttered their doors on Sept. 30, 2020 after half a year of attempting to preserve business connections while...
