THIS WEEK

CIF girls volleyball finals get eastern exposure

Sports Phillip Brents - 0
There’s obviously more to the fall high school sports playoffs than just tackle — or even, flag — football. Cross county, boys water polo, girls field hockey, girls tennis, girls golf...
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Area colleges expand services for veterans

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Veteran services at the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District are celebrating a se­ries of accomplishments. So far this year, the vet­erans’ centers at both Grossmont and Cuyamaca colleges have served a combined...
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THE WRITE WAY

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Members of Alpine’s Girl Scout Troop 5003 worked together to make cards and letters of gratitude for vet­erans participating in Honor Flight San Diego’s Roll Call. The multi-level troop is composed...
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VETERANS HONORED

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The Alpine Veterans Wall of Honor added 14 local residents’ names during its annual Veterans Day ceremony Saturday, Nov. 7, at The Alpine Club. The Veterans Wall of Honor pays tribute...
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Emergency preparedness at home: Document your valuables for insurance purposes

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By Donna DurckelCOUNTY OF SAN DIEGO COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE As the community prepares for El Niño’s impacts, the Coun­ty reminds residents that the region also faces wildfire risks from Santa Ana winds and...
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Veterans in crisis need more than a ‘Thank you’

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By Ron Carver, David Cortright, Barbara Doherty Every year, we pause on Vet­erans Day to celebrate our vet­erans for their service. But for decades now, many returning veterans have asked us for...
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CIF tackle football playoff pairings set

Sports Phillip Brents - 0
Seeding for the San Diego Section tackle football playoffs has been completed. There are the usual surprises and usual suspects. The four Open Division quali­fiers include the top-seeded Carlsbad Lancers (9-1), second-seeded...
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FROM OUR PAST

Legislative hits and misses

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The Legislature adjourned September 14th, and the Governor had until October 14th to sign or veto all legislation. Of the 2,668 bills introduced, 1,046 made it to his desk. He signed...
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Institute celebrates second chances

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It is a story of two cities. It is a story of two people. And it is a story of second chances. Both fought addiction and found a path out, and...
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Rudy Reyes challenges Jacob in supervisor race

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An outsider candidate, Rudy Reyes is running against Dianne Jacob for the second district seat of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors as a Democrat in the June 5 primary....
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Three areas in downtown Alpine hit with unpleasantness

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Cleaning up after the holidays gets a whole new definition when someone tags your place of business, or worse yet, your church with symbols and distasteful blurbs.  The Alpine Sun office,...
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Paving of Downtown Alpine

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A Special Meeting was called by Chairman Greg Fox of the ACPG and was held on Monday, October 8, 2012.  Michael Long and Terry Rayback made a presentation regarding the County...
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Alpine Family Apartments seeks allowances

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The Alpine Family Apartments project is located on two lots totaling 1.86 acres, located at the west end of Marshall Way in the Alpine Community Plan area, 0.3 miles south of...
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New chief executive officer named at region’s SANDAG

Local News Albert Fulcher - 0
On April 26, San Diego Association of Governments announced that after a nationwide search, the SANDAG Board of Directors appointed Mario Orso, the current chief deputy director of the California Department...
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