Awards, promotions and goodbyes for Idyllwild School
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Idyllwild School’s 8th grade class received their diplomas begin their walk down the red carpet on their way to Hemet High School and then the world. Their student careers at Idyllwild Middle School have ended and future begins. Congratulations to all 23 students. Photo by Careena Chase
Idyllwild School’s 8th grade class received their diplomas begin their walk down the red carpet on their way to Hemet High School and then the world. Their student careers at Idyllwild Middle School have ended and future begins. Congratulations to all 23 students. Photo by Careena Chase On Tuesday evening, May 29, the Idyllwild Middle School Awards Assembly took place. Here are the seventh grade students who earned the honor roll for a grade point average greater than a 3.0. Photo by Careena Chase During the 8th grade commencement the three retiring middle school teachers, (from right) Holly Guntermann, Patty Carratello, and Diane D’ Arcy, were honored, celebrated, and recognized for their outstanding teaching abilities. To the left is Bill Sanborn the President of the Hemet Unified School District. Photo by Careena Chase Max Swanson receiving a plaque from Diane D’Arcy, retiring middle school teacher at Idyllwild School, for highest honors and Valedictorian of the 8th grade class for the year of 2012. Photo by Careena Chase The Idyllwild Middle School graduating 8th graders partied and danced after their commencement ceremony. The theme of the evening is “Welcome to New York.” Photo by Careena Chase On May 31, the K-5 Awards Assembly was held at Idyllwild School. Here Joan Gray’s outstanding kindergartners received recognition and awards. Standing behind the kindergartners from left to right are: Principal Matt Kraemer, “Rocky,” the school mascot, and Mrs. Gray. Photo by Careena Chase
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors will consider a 45-day moratorium on issue new Short-term Rental (STR) Certificates in Idyllwild, Pine Cove, Mountain Center and the Temecula Valley Wine Country Policy Area. The moratorium specifically will not prohibit using existing approved STRs in these areas or renewing certificates for properties that already have an approved…
The Town Crier recently hosted a roundtable discussion with public safety officials, who would be in the management positions in the event we had another fire. To give the conversation context, we used the Cranston Fire. This served in giving the readers a look into behind the scenes thoughts and actions taken by public safety…
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Before the meeting of the Local Review Board of Idyllwild Historic Preservation District was held on Thursday, Feb 22, Barbara Jones shared that “the primary reason for the local review board is to listen to the public about outside home or business modification.” If the Local Review Board approves modification plans those plans can be…
Tuesday evening, Aug. 4, about 25 Pine Cove residents came out to listen to the candidates for the Pine Cove Water District board answer questions from the public. Besides an opening and closing statement, the three candidates — Diana Eskew, Sharon Kaffen and Tim Lange — responded to dozens of questions. The attendees wrote down…
