A neighbor reports far more coyote activity than usual, with howling much more frequent, and coyotes lingering around homes. The advice: keep a close eye on dogs, especially at dawn, dusk, and after dark.
A neighbor reports seeing more coyotes lately, including one limping around a yard.
A resident spotted a massive swan statue on a barge in the middle of Lake Gregory and is asking what it's doing there. Sixteen comments so far, and nobody seems to know yet.
The Blue Jay Autumn Festival is Saturday, November 14, 11 AM–7 PM in the Blue Jay Mall parking lot — a community event for all ages with a beer garden, performances, a petting zoo, arts and crafts, and more.
The festival adds details: Blue Jay Bites concessions and a beer garden with special guest brewery Ritual Brewing Company pouring a festive cocktail, plus live entertainment from local bands and community programs.
A white truck is sitting up on the mountain on Hwy 138, and residents are asking how it got there — did it flip over? The thread has 22 comments.
The Fall Knitting and Crochet Meeting is Sunday, November 15 at 3 PM in the Goodwin seating area. Bring whatever project you're working on — beginners welcome, and hot apple cider is promised.
Is there a UPS drop-off near Lake Arrowhead, or do you have to go down the mountain? Seventeen comments are weighing in with the local options.
A driver who was nearly hit by a wide-turning Coca-Cola rig is warning about a very narrow stretch of Hwy 18 just past the Valero heading toward Big Bear, right after Running Springs — and asking whether others have had close calls there. The thread has 44 comments, with residents worried about what happens when the stretch gets snowy or icy.
A nearly-new green rollator walker was taken from near the street at N. Bay and Peninsula on Sunday night. It belongs to a tenant who relies on it to get safely to and from his car, and it had a small 'Please Do Not Take' sign with a phone number attached. The neighbors are asking for it back, no questions asked, in case someone picked it up thinking it was being discarded.
Mountain Fifes and Drums invite you to a storied evening of colonial Christmas music, dancing, apple pie, sweets, coffee and cider on Friday, December 12, 6–8 PM.