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ISSUE 9/1/25
by Newman
Sep 5, 2025
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MtnNewsletter.com keeps you in the know on the Rim of the World Scenic Byway. From Highways 138, 18, and 38, the latest adventure with stories of breathtaking mountain views, tasty local cuisine, and thrilling outdoor activities! |
Joke Of The Day |
Why did the geography teacher go to the Rim of the World? Because he wanted to expand his horizons! |
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Highway 138 BulletinCrestline · Twin Peaks · Lake Gregory
Secondhand Saturday in the Park Every Thursday in September – Twin Peaks Farmers Market Community Note |
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Highway 18 BulletinSan Bernardino · Rim of the World · Big Bear
Final Village Concert of the Season Big Bear Oktoberfest Begins Tough Mudder Big Bear |
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Highway 38 BulletinMountain Home Village · Forest Falls · Angelus Oaks
Mill Creek Canyon Fire Safe Council Community Spotlight – Forest Falls Angela Oaks |
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Echoes of August 2025 - Forest Falls | ||
Featured Video |
Featured Story - Forest Falls | ||
Frozen Green Thumb Garden Club: Growing and Nurturing Canyon Community The Frozen Green Thumb Garden Club has been... keep reading |
US citizens or permanent residents aged 62 or older are eligible for a Senior Pass, which costs $80 for lifetime validity or $20 for one year. They can be purchased in person at participating federal sites or online through the USGS store. The pass grants access to national parks and other recreation sites managed by six federal agencies. Benefits include covering entrance fees and offering discounts on certain recreation fees. If lost or stolen, the pass cannot be replaced. Older versions of the pass, such as the Golden Age Passport, are still valid and can be exchanged for a new Senior Lifetime Pass for free. |
Real Stories - Big Bear | ||
A retiree opens up about life in the Big Bear mountains—and whether the move was worth it. read full interview |
Mountain Farming & Composting: |
Where Regenerative Farming Meets Vintage Design in Forest Falls |
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The farm store and gallery showcase a unique blend of agriculture and design inspired by Citrus Crate art and classic National Park travel posters from the early 1900s. |
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Preparedness in Action: Mill Creek Canyon Fire Safe Council Forest Falls & Mountain Home VillageKey Takeaways at a Glance-Preparedness keeps our canyon ready. -Programs: curbside clippings & tree removal. -MCCFSC seeks Mountain Home Village board rep. -Every small step makes a difference.
Valley of the Falls Drive is our heartline — and our only way in and out. That’s why wildfire preparedness matters here more than almost anywhere else.
The Mill Creek Canyon Fire Safe Council, with support from Mountain Rim FSC and the Inland Empire Fire Safe Alliance, sponsors projects that make a difference: curbside clippings, hazardous tree removal, and future workshops on green waste and insurance.
📢 Now seeking a representative from Mountain Home Village to join the executive board.
Contact Frank Sexton at 909-553-5483 for details. Deadlines:
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Interesting Facts |
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Tip of The Day: |
Use baby wipes to clean your smartphone screen for a quick and easy way to remove dirt and grime. |