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Join us for an Open House at the Alpine Sun Newspaper on Thursday October 18, 2018 from 4pm to 6pm as we honor our winners voted the Best of Alpine & the Back Country by you, our readers. We will have small bites and drinks. This is a great time to mingle, network and maybe even meet a new business owner. But most of all celebrate each other and why we all love Alpine so much! The Alpine Sun Newspaper
2144 Alpine Blvd, Alpine, California 91901
October 2018 – Baron T “Barry” Willis for Alpine Fire Protection District Board
with six of our family members living in homes in the Alpine Country Village Association
which enables me to understand budgets and financial matters
As your Board Member on the Alpine Fire Protection District I would:
KIDS! Come have fun at our Gymtrix Flip for Friday “Talent Show Night”! Enjoy fun activities or just hang out with friends! No membership required, kids ages 4-18 are welcome. Cost is $15. Pizza, drinks & ice cream will be available. Flip for Friday is every Friday from 6:30pm to 10pm (You can come at 5pm for just $5 more!) Gymtrix is located at 2358 Tavern Rd. (Next to Boulder Oaks Elementary School) For more info call 619-659-8772 or email Karen Smith at gymtrix@att.net. Visit our website at www.gymtrixinc.com
Upcoming Gymtrix Events: (Flip for Fridays) – Oct 26: Got Glow. Other events – September 22: Team Gym Rummage Sale 8am-12pm at Bethel Church, September 29: Gymnastics Sleepover 6:30pm to 9am, New Student Special for October.
This Months Chamber “Hot Topic’s” Breakfast Reveals New Executive Director, VFW Expansion & SBA InfoBy the Alpine Chamber of Commerce – October 2018 This month’s meeting of the Alpine Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce , known as the “Hot Topics Breakfast,” provided interesting information about: — The Small Business Administration which also helps home-based businesses. (There are many of them in East San Diego County.) —-The Alpine Mountain Empire Chamber has a new executive director. —-The Alpine VFW Post is going to double in size over the next two years Small businesses in Alpine and the Mountain Empire can often find help through the U.S. Small Business Administration. That was the message on Oct. 9 at the monthly “Hot Topics Breakfast ‘“meeting of the Alpine Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce. “Start. Grow. Expand. Recover,” Jamye Pritchett Solorzano, economic development specialist administrative officer for the San Diego office, told Chamber members and guests at the Descanso Junction Restaurant in Descanso. “That’s our motto.” Every year, Solorzano said, the SBA provides billions of dollars to help businesses get started, grow, expand or recover from disasters. “Small business also includes working at home,” said Pritchett, who lives in Alpine and was raised in the area. “We want to deliver quality service for East San Diego County.” The SBA offers free or low-cost counseling and training to help businesses thrive and become government contractors. It also works with community development organizations and approved lenders to offer microloans and SBA-guaranteed loans. In other business at the restaurant at 8306 Highway 79, Chamber Vice Chair Bob Ring announced that Alex Ward will be the new Chamber executive director. Ward starts on Monday, Oct. 15, said Ring, Alpine Barons Market manager. Ward is familiar with Alpine, the Mountain Empire and marketing. Most recently he has been director of operations for the Gaslamp Quarter Association in downtown San Diego. The association creates major marketing programs for the thriving Gaslamp’s shopping, entertainment and dining district. “Alex, I think, is going to take it (Chamber) to a whole new level,” Ring said. During self-introductions, Carl Silva, Quartermaster of VFW Bert Fuller Post 9578 in Alpine told the group that over the past five years the Post at 844 Tavern Road has grown and become a meeting place for the public as well as a popular venue for gatherings and events. “The post has voted to double in size over the next two years,” Silva announced. It will be a very difficult project, he said, because —- among other things — the post is on top of a hill. The Chamber will hold its annual Installation Dinner for its board members and Ambassadors at the VFW Post at 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 29. The $40 cost per person includes appetizers, dinner and a spectacular sunset view. To learn more about the Small Business Administration, visit www.SBA.gov.
A previously approved water rate increase will not be implemented October 10, 2018 – Padre Dam Municipal Water District’s Board of Directors unanimously approved to freeze water rates for Fiscal Year 2019. The decision to freeze rates was based on an increase in water sales the previous year compared to the District’s Budget and Continue reading Padre Dam Board FREEZES WATER RATES for Fiscal Year 2019 
By the Alpine Chamber of Commerce Maggie Lutz shopped for free items for her grandchildren on Oct. 6, 2018 in a rural parking lot on the eastern edge of El Cajon. Lutz was among dozens of people needing new or gently used clothing and other useful things donated to the Harbison Canyon Lions club’s Continue reading Harbison Canyon Lions Club Seek More Members to Help Community 
You are invited to a worthwhile seminar, “Preparing for Retirement” from Doug Williams at Edward Jones Investments in Alpine. Preparing for Retirement with John Leonard, Vice President, Client Advisor, JP Morgan. On Tuesday, October 30, 2018 from 1pm to 2pm at the Alpine VFW Post #9578. Refreshments and light snacks will be served. To reserve Continue reading Free Seminar “Preparing for Retirement” By Edward Jones Investments in Alpine – October 30, 2018 
*Please note that the Alpine Community network does not endorse ANY CANDIDATE and has reached out too ALL of the candidates for their statements so he community of Alpine can be better informed. October 2018 – Lou Russo Campaign Statement – Alpine Union School District is a district in trouble. It has spent $1 million Continue reading LOU RUSSO Campaign Statement: Alpine Union School District 2018 School Board Candidate 
*Please note that the Alpine Community network does not endorse ANY CANDIDATE and has reached out too ALL of the candidates for their statements so the community of Alpine can be better informed. October 2018 – I am Glenn Dickie, President of the Alpine Union School District, and I am running for re-election and seeking Continue reading GLENN DICKIE Campaign Statement: Alpine Union School District 2018 School Board Candidate (Incumbent) |
          
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