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Jazz3 — Lake Jiroudek, Mary Duffy, Brian Shin and Max Kazakov unite together to wow the audience during the Idyllwild Arts Academy Jazz Concert last Thursday on campus. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Jazz5 — Katie Perez belts out amazing jazz vocals. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Jazz4 — Mary Duffy and Emily Jimenez perform at the Idyllwild Arts Jazz Concert at IAF Theatre on campus last Thursday night. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Jazz2 — Randy Plummer on saxophone and Kat Deiter on drums perform at the concert. Photo by Marshall Smith

Jazz1 — Luca Jacurusso, Lake Jiroudek, Marry Duffy and Brian Shin harmonize together to entertain the audience. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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Anna Ancheta, musician, conductor, educator and artist
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Anna Ancheta teaches voice and how to project when singing, yet her own voice is quiet. Her accomplishments as a musician, conductor, educator and multi-discipline artist and intellect are stellar, and yet Ancheta is modest. Her contributions to community life, both in Idyllwild and in the Hemet/San Jacinto Valley, create civilizing influences that make…

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Western Steampunk Symposium
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By Ann SmithReporter Now that California is coming out of lockdown, we are seeing all kinds of interesting events open up. An internet search revealed the Western Steampunk Symposium is taking place June 12 to 13. This event will be their third gathering. According to the website, it’s a “crazy, weird genre that’s only been…

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Another bobcat sighting in Garner Valley
By November 21, 2011November 21, 2011 Reading Time: 1 minute

This bobcat is seen and photographed in Garner Valley Tuesday, Nov. 8.

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Brightly painted fiberglass cows raise campers’ spirits
By September 22, 2016 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times, in Mountain Center, provides camping experiences for kids with cancer. Over this past summer, a herd of 10 brightly painted fiberglass cows raised the spirits of campers as the herd moved each day from barn to pasture. “Our campers don’t want to feel defined by cancer,” said Brian Crater,…

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Idyllwild businesses face extreme challenges
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The Valentine’s Day storm that dumped historic levels of rain with accompanying wind and snow, caused massive damage to Hill infrastructure closing two of the main arteries into Idyllwild — highways 243 and 74. Continued post-Feb. 14 rain and snow complicated Caltrans’ efforts to repair both roads, causing setbacks that, until Monday, Feb. 18, caused…

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Alba Cruz-Hacker: Poet, writer, teacher and translator
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Poet, writer, teacher and translator, Alba Cruz-Hacker, will read from her recent works at 7:30 p.m., Friday, March 9. The reading will be held in the Fireside Room in Nelson Hall on the Idyllwild Arts campus. The Dominican-American Alba Cruz-Hacker is the author of “No Honey for Wild Beasts,” which has been published in the…

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