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At left, on Dec. 13, Gary Kuscher (center), president of the Art Alliance of Idyllwild, presented a $1,500 check from AAI to members of the smARTS Committee Joann Tomsche (left) and Heather Mello (right) at Café Aroma. AAI helps support visual arts and the smARTS program, which provided more than 220 classes to Idyllwild School students last year. Photo by Mallory Cremin — At left, on Dec. 13, Gary Kuscher (center), president of the Art Alliance of Idyllwild, presented a $1,500 check from AAI to members of the smARTS Committee Joann Tomsche (left) and Heather Mello (right) at Café Aroma. AAI helps support visual arts and the smARTS program, which provided more than 220 classes to Idyllwild School students last year.
Photo by Mallory Cremin

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