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Chips Off the Alpiner

The Alpiner is the quarterly newsletter of the Issaquah Alps and comes out as a mailed newsletter. Article titles (and occassional bylines) are posted here to give you an idea of content available. The Alpiner also posts all the hikes that are available--the web site only posts a portion of hikes. If you are interested in getting on the mailing list for the The Alpiner, go to Membership for the form and contact instructions. MEMBERSHIP QUESTION? If you have any questions about your membership in the IATC, or have had any problems with the delivery of your ALPINER, please email Jackie Hughes.

July-August-September 2010 Issue - Article Titles First Longwell Scholarship Goes to Skyline Senior Annual July 4 Hike Keeps Tradition, by Ralph Owen President's Report, by Steve Williams The Issaquah Alps: A Multitude of Reactions, By Miles Burns Hiker's Corner, by Joe Toynbee Leon Kos Retires Sammamish Trail Nearly Ready Tiger Connector Manning Booklet MTSG Worker Attacked on Tiger, by Scott Seamans Comments from Student Essays Donations Needed An Editorial, IATC Continues to Serve Park Point Transfer Greenway Heritage Study is Underway

April-May-June 2010 Issue - Article Titles Kappler Retires from Council IATC Board Re-Elected President's Report, by Steve Williams Club's Trailwork Efforts Ongoing Manning Booklet Now Available County Seeks Open Space Hiker's Corner, by Joe Toynbee Hikes Program Remains Healthy TMT Work Due by Agencies DNR Set to Improve Mailbox, Teneriffe MTSG Stalwarts Leave Positions Three City Parks in Master Plan, by Doug Simpson Dog Hikes Flourish Obituaries - Dwight Riggs

January-February-March 2010 Issue - Article Titles September 20 Dedication President's Report, by Steve Williams Obituaries - Dick Heintz and Ted Thomsen Hiker's Corner, by Joe Toynbee WCC Jobs for Youth Timber Sales Progress Railroad Cars Fallen Off Bridge, by Calmar A. McCune Sammamish Park Offers Trails SVTC extends Beyond IATC A Strange Bird, by Marty Hanson Wildland Quotes

October-November-December 2009 Issue - Article Titles Alps News Not All Bad, by Doug Simpson Squak Rates "Destination" President's Report, by Steve Williams Hiker's Corner, by Joe Toynbee IATC Leads the Blind Area Trail Links Explored, by Peggy Price "No Comp on Bitch", by Harvey Manning

July-August-September 2009 Issue - Article Titles "Donut" Buy Expands Greenway, by Ken Konigsmark & Doug Simpson Manning Recognition Grows - Talus Park & Kees Award President's Report, by Steve Williams Squak Benefactor Dies - Stimson Bullitt (1919-2009), by Doug Simpson Watchdog Kees Passes Away Marymoor Link Extends Trails New Names for Squak Trails Budget Woes Impact NOVA Kamikaze Falls Gets New Trail (Reprint from MTSG Newsletter) Hiker's Corner, by Joe Toynbee Middle Fork Area Added Teddy Bears Ride Again, by Doug Simpson

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