Unauthorized signs mark Idyllwild

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Several unauthorized signs sprouted around town this weekend. Here, little politicking on the ICC sign. “This was not approved and does not signify an endorsement,” said ICRC President Dawn Sonnier. Photo: J.P. Crumrine

At left, an anonymous protest misdirected because Supervisor Jeff Stone has said he made the decision to cancel the local recreation contract. Photo: J.P. Crumrine

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