Big Bear, Ca, March 30, 2011, 12:00pm -With spring weather returning more bicycles have been spotted around town. Bicycles are used for recreation, and as transportation around the valley, therefore KBHR and the Big Bear Cycling Association want to remind motorists and cyclists of rules of the road to keep Big Bear a safe environment for cyclists. A bicycle operated on a … [Read more...] about Rules Of The Road For Cyclists
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Free Disposal Day For Big Bear Lake Residents
Big Bear Lake, CA, March 30, 2011, noon– Big Bear Lake residents can dispose of electronic & universal waste free of charge on April 9th. In partnership with Big Bear Disposal, the City of Big Bear Lake will participate in the County of San Bernardino “Free Dump Day” on Saturday, April 9th from 8am to 3pm at Clean Bear Site # 1 on Garstin Drive. The following items will be … [Read more...] about Free Disposal Day For Big Bear Lake Residents
33 More People Trained Through The Community Emergency Response Team Program
The latest round of CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) classes finished last week. Participants learned how to triage, basic first aid, how to respond to different emergencies, and how to be prepared for such emergencies. The Fire Explorers help out with the class, and act as victims in simulations. Participants practice splinting in CERT Class … [Read more...] about 33 More People Trained Through The Community Emergency Response Team Program
Highway 330 To Open Up To Commuter Traffic
Big Bear, March 29, 2011, 1:25pm - Motorists, who travel daily up and down the mountain for work, will be happy to know that Cal Trans will be opening up Highway 330 to one-way commuter traffic beginning Monday April 4th. Traffic will be open for downbound traffic from 6:00am to 8:00am Monday through Friday, and from 4:00pm to 6:00pm for upbound traffic only. The California … [Read more...] about Highway 330 To Open Up To Commuter Traffic
Fire Lookout Program Offers Training For New Volunteers
San Bernardino, CA, March 29, 2011, noon - The Fire Lookout Host Program, which is one of the six volunteer programs of the National Forest Association, is recruiting volunteers to staff fire lookouts for this year’s fire season. Lookout Volunteers help to protect the forest and local mountain communities from the threat of fire, and host visitors. New Volunteer Training begins … [Read more...] about Fire Lookout Program Offers Training For New Volunteers