Town Hall Date Night frees up parents

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Greeting the baby — There was lots of love at Date Night childcare last Friday at Town Hall, where parents could have day care for a few hours of time to themselves. Photo by Barbara Reese

Face Painting 3 — Date Night included dinner and activities, such as face painting. Photos by Barbara Reese

A game of Simon Says. Photo by Barbara Reese

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Toni Ann Johnson coming to Idyllwild Author Series: Established film, stage and television writer discusses first novel
By May 29, 2015January 22, 2016 Reading Time: 3 minutes

Toni Ann Johnson is an established writer in both television and film. She will be discussing her first novel, “Remedy for a Broken Angel,” (2014 Nortia Press) as part of Eduardo Santiago’s Idyllwild Authors Series, now in its fifth. “Remedy for a Broken Angel” is the story of a young female photographer trying to deal…

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French Film Festival opens next weekend
By October 10, 2017 Reading Time: 4 minutes

Next weekend, Idyllwild will host its first French Film Festival. Seven French short films will be shown at the Idyllwild Library Saturday, Oct. 21. The festival begins Friday night at Middle Ridge Winery Tasting Gallery, when “Heloise” will be shown. While this is an English-language film, the subject is French romance. The idea for the…

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Garden Club offers menu of speakers and field trips to attract new members
By November 23, 2016 Reading Time: 2 minutes

The Idyllwild Garden Club, under returning President Gary Parton, is offering an appealing menu of speakers, field trips and an instructional DVD library to attract new members. “We’ll have a speaker and program each time the club meets and a field trip every month,” said Parton. It all begins noon Tuesday, April 4, with a…

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Past Tense: September 3, 2015
By September 3, 2015February 19, 2016 Reading Time: 3 minutes

65 years ago – 1950 Angling in the area had never been so good. More than 9,000 catchable-sized trout had been planted in lakes Hemet and Fulmor. 60 years ago – 1955 The Idyllwild Fire Protection District’s educational program was very effective. This year, the number of fire losses on the Hill was fewer than…

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Karla Leopold revisits Katrina 10 years later: A window to the sky
By October 21, 2015 Reading Time: 5 minutes

Idyllwild resident and art therapist Karla Leopold went to Louisiana in 2005 shortly after Hurricane Katrina had devastated New Orleans. With the assistance of Rosie O’Donnell’s “Project Katrina,” Leopold led a team of art therapists to an evacuation center north of Baton Rouge. Their mission was to use art to help survivors process the emotional…

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Plant Food Supper Club relocates and expands view
By May 23, 2018May 23, 2018 Reading Time: 3 minutes

“I’ve committed my life to creating a delicious vegan culinary experience,” states Kelly Johnston-Gibson, founder of Plant Food Supper Club. “Before moving to Idyllwild, I was orchestrating organic, vegan, gourmet, multi-course, pop-up, ticketed dinners in LA and Orange County,” said Johnston-Gibson. Having no intention of relocating anywhere that did not host a natural-foods offering, Johnston-Gibson…

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