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This
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Lead
Stories
Alpine woman,
Hunter, right an old wrong
An Alpine led.
Pierce takes
reins of local land trust
School Board
member Ann Pierce, succeeding Don Hohimer of the Back County
Land Trust is taking control. She plans to focus on hands on
management, expanding education programs and stronger
involvement with local youth.
Rattlesnake poison vaccine may be dog lifesaver
Crotalus Atrox, developed by Red Rock Biologics is the
latest rattlesnake vaccine for dogs. It protects against the
venom of six out of seven rattlesnake bites as well to many
other venomous snakes native to areas that surround California.
The vaccination has been available since December 2004, and is
great for dogs who live in rattlesnake country or for the dog
who just loves to hike.
Descanso fair heralded with enthusiasm
The Descanso Annual Parade and fair began on July 8th at 9 a.m.
with two antique tractors followed by a horse drawn cart,
traditional bag pipers dressed in formal Scottish attire, and
accompanied by local business owners. There were also many other
various activates for children, and the event was met with
enthusiasm by all.
Columns/Opinion
My Turn with Joyce Nygaard: Coalition website deceitful about
Wright's Field
My Turn with
Mary Hay Davis: Wright's Field defenders are hypocritical
My
Turn with Scott Barr: Alpine politics cry out for transparency
Good Health
Naturally with Darrel Crain: Pain is inevitable; suffering is
optional
Making the Grade with Steve Hunyar: Don't laugh at the 65% joke
Family Matters with
Helen Horvath: Bipolar disorder is a lifelong illness
Spiritual Sunrise with
Merry Murray: Faith doesn't tell God what to do
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