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June
9, 2005 |
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SunDial
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce hosts
it annual Evening with Representatives, the Back
Country is invited to a road networking
workshop, and Renee's Salon will host a
Cut-A-Thon for cancer patients.
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Wright's
field 'save me' rally draws 400
More than 400 Alpine area residents gathered at
the edge of Wright’s Field last Thursday, June
2, to show their support for preserving the
field. Participants filled lines on the ground
to spell out “SAVE ME.” Local photographer
Andy King captured the words from the air,
flying in a small Cessna airplane above the
field....MORE
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Friends
of Border Patrol teams up with locals to plan
fall Border Watch
Among
the locals already involved in planning the
event is Boulevard resident Bob Fox, who spent
time on the Arizona Minute Men project and is
convinced that civil homeland defense is the
only way to get government to respond to drug
and people smuggling on the U.S.-Mexico border....MORE |
Retiring
teacher honored by her students
Retiring
teacher Aines Maza, with 33 years in the Alpine
district, was feted by her students at what has
become a traditional classroom celebration of
Filipino culture. Profile by summer intern
Kristina Krob, a former student in Maza's class...MORE
Celebrate
the valedictorians of Granite Hills, Steele
Canyon and Mountain Empire graduating classes
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