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December 11, 2008 |
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Alpine Light Parade and Snow
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GUHSD
timeline opens Alpine High School in 2013
The funds from Proposition H are beginning to
see the bottom of the proverbial pot, but the
public was willing to replenish the construction
dollars by pouring in more funds with the
passing of Prop U. This includes fulfilling the
hopes of eventually seeing an Alpine High School
by 2013...MORE |
Hit
and run driver had a history of drunk driving
The driver of a truck that struck and killed
Alpine resident, Edward Costa last Tuesday
evening was arrested two days later when he
pulled into the parking lot of a bar directly
across the street from the scene of the
accident. According to prosecutors, Travis Weber
has a history of drunk driving convictions in
California and New York and told police that he
had been drinking on the day of the accident...MORE |
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PC
addresses growing demand for farmer’s markets
While most of the Zoning Ordinance changes
recommended for approval by the county’s
Planning Commission were minor revisions, a more
prominent change would allow a Certified
Farmer’s Market to operate by right in
appropriately-zoned areas...MORE
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