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Town Clean-up

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TOWN CLEAN-UP: Members of the Idyllwild Association of Realtors gathered at Harmony Monument to kick off their clean-up of Idyllwild Tuesday. “The good news,” Marge Muir said, “is that the town was pretty clean, even after the long Labor Day weekend.” The group gathers annually for the clean-up campaign. From left, Brad Lauritzen, Jim Palmer, Jim Billman, Robin Oates, Amber Robertson Moreo, Chris Davis, Dora Dillman, Joe McNabb, Steve Taylor, Wayne Johnston, Trisha Clark, Marge Muir, Tiffany Reardon, Shelly McKay, Barbara Hunt, Amber Booth, Karen Doshier and Jackie Kretsinger. Anyone is invited to help. Call Muir at 951-659-8335 to volunteer. Photo by Jay Pentrack
TOWN CLEAN-UP: Members of the Idyllwild Association of Realtors gathered at Harmony Monument to kick off their clean-up of Idyllwild Tuesday. “The good news,” Marge Muir said, “is that the town was pretty clean, even after the long Labor Day weekend.” The group gathers annually for the clean-up campaign. From left, Brad Lauritzen, Jim Palmer, Jim Billman, Robin Oates, Amber Robertson Moreo, Chris Davis, Dora Dillman, Joe McNabb, Steve Taylor, Wayne Johnston, Trisha Clark, Marge Muir, Tiffany Reardon, Shelly McKay, Barbara Hunt, Amber Booth, Karen Doshier and Jackie Kretsinger. Anyone is invited to help. Call Muir at 951-659-8335 to volunteer. Photo by Jay Pentrack

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