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This
week in The Alpine Sun
Lead
Stories
Judd ordered to cure problems in his complaint
The Mountain Empire
Unified School District voted on Wednesday, May 11, to keep the
Applied Science and Technology Academy open and fix several
problems brought forward by superintendent Patrick Judd.
Campo
crossroads hot at hearings
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors accepted the
baseline map for the Back Country amidst heated debate over Dunbar
Lane and Cameron Corners.
Lions and dogs get along just fine in Alpine
The Alpine Lions Club will host the First Annual Novelty
Fun Dog Show in Alpine on Saturday, June 4. Events will
include a dog/owner look-alike contest and the prize for Saddest
Dog.
Local deputies host multi-agency bus crash drill next
Tuesday
A mock bus rollover is planned for May 24 in Crest from
9 a.m. until noon. Students and parents will participate in
the crash as victims and bystanders.
Teens are catch of the day at Fish Camp
Local businessman Tom Dyke II has provided the funding for
Alpine's Fish Camp, an opportunity for local teens to gather and
learn about the great outdoors. Activities include cooking, hiking
and camping.
Picnic for peace takes place this weekend
The Alpine Community Church will host a picnic on
Saturday, May 21. People are invited to bring a picnic lunch
and a lawn chair to the Alpine Community Park, where they can
listen to guest speakers, including Clay Two Bears, spiritual
advisor to the Donovan Prison System, talk about their peace
efforts.
Agent's novel offers gritty glimpse of local border -- with
a twist on top
Ben Bauman's new book, Barbed Wire Border, offers
an inside look at the United States/Mexico border.
Japan students from visit program raise $10,000 for local
fire victims
Students from Tokyo, Japan raised funds to help the
victims of the devastating 2003 fires in San Diego County.
These students, members of the Group Home Stay Program, have
visited Alpine in the past and fell in love with the Back
Country. They will visit again this summer.
Columns
Alpine
in Action
with Grace Nichols
Meet Nina Gould, an
Alpine resident who is trying to introduce the community to natural health
foods.
Spiritual Sunrise with Merry Murray: Pray to God with the right
attitude
A discussion of Psalm 4:1, which calls for the faithful to enlarge
their faith to meet their needs.
Class Action
with Chuck Taylor: Alpine teachers are better than most
Taylor responds to his column last week calling for
those teachers who cut class in protest to be punished.
Sports
Granite Hills girls rack up impressive swim numbers
They may have an amazing 20-0 Grossmont South League
record, but the Eagles are still in the wake of most North County schools.
Winning
tradition continues for Valhalla swimmers
Valhalla's "Four Horsemen" helped defeat Granite Hills
this weekend for the Grossmont South League dual meet title. The
Norsemen now turn their sights to the San Diego Division II title.
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