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Miramar is chosen site, residents told
     A special airport authority meeting entitled “Community Conversations” and intended to explore public views on the airport site selection project, drew only a few to the Alpine Community Center last Wednesday. Officials attributed the sparse attendance to the announcement a few days earlier that its preferred site is Miramar Air Force base...MORE

APG hears plans for a new sheriff’s station in Alpine
     After several years of rumors, and millions of dollars piling up in county coffers, plans for a new sheriff’s station in Alpine are finally in the works. Alpine Planning Group members and residents heard from the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department at the group’s monthly meeting, last Thursday, May 25...MORE

Dance program takes the lead at ACC
     The Alpine Community Center held the first of what they are hoping to be many dance events on Friday, May 26. when Luis Sumaya, from the Tri-Dance Center, led approximately 80 Alpine residents in a fabulous night of country and western line dancing, the two-step, the Cha-Cha, and swing dancing...MORE

CDF is issuing no more burn permits
     California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has suspended issuance of brush burning permits, with the onset of fire season.
In addition, campfires, other than those in established campfire facilities are prohibited.
     All areas of state responsibility are affected by the ban and the only exceptions are instances where state rangers or other authorized agents of the Director of Forestry and Fire Protection may issue restricted temporary burning permits whenever it can be shown that burning or use of open fire is essential for reasons of public health, safety, or welfare.
     Fire season will officially begin this Monday, June 5.

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