PHOTO: Rocky II - Idyllwild Town Crier

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LOOK! Rocky II (to replace the stolen deer) was unveiled at its new home in front of La Casita Restaurant on Saturday. Shown are Shanna Robb (left), project coordinator on the Art Alliance of Idyllwild’s Deer Sightings Project, a public art display; Donna Elliot (center) and Neil Jenkins (right), the artists who painted Rocky II with a rock-climbing theme; and Robert Garcia (back, center), La Casita owner and an avid supporter of the arts. Not pictured are deer sponsors Robert and Kathy Styles. Photo by Jay Pentrack — LOOK! Rocky II (to replace the stolen deer) was unveiled at its new home in front of La Casita Restaurant on Saturday. Shown are Shanna Robb (left), project coordinator on the Art Alliance of Idyllwild’s Deer Sightings Project, a public art display; Donna Elliot (center) and Neil Jenkins (right), the artists who painted Rocky II with a rock-climbing theme; and Robert Garcia (back, center), La Casita owner and an avid supporter of the arts. Not pictured are deer sponsors Robert and Kathy Styles.
Photo by Jay Pentrack

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Todd Carpenter, Idyllwild Arts faculty, in Race Across the West
By June 15, 2016 Reading Time: 4 minutes

Todd Carpenter, Idyllwild Arts Campus technical director and theater faculty, is putting his summer break to optimum use — racing in an endurance cycling event from California to Colorado. Starting at noon Tuesday, June 14, Carpenter will race 860 miles from Oceanside to Durango, Colorado, stopping only to sleep. Asked what his goal was, Carpenter…

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Historic cabin sells for first time in 94 years
By February 7, 2019February 7, 2019 Reading Time: 4 minutes

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A new festival in the making in Idyllwild
By March 14, 2012January 30, 2013 Reading Time: 3 minutes

In less than a week, spring returns to Idyllwild. As trees, shrubs and flowers began to bloom and emerge on the mountain, they are joined by an ever-increasing number of lilacs …

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The Butterfly will help Idyllwild, even in winter
By November 21, 2018December 6, 2018 Reading Time: 4 minutes

Idyllwild School uses butterfly effect to benefit Help Center Educational inspiration can come from many sources. Community projects also have a myriad of origins. In Idyllwild, the “Butterfly Effect” joins community benefit with education. In August, while in San Diego at an educational conference, Idyllwild Middle School history teacher Kirsten Ingbretsen “… came across giant…

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Do you know how Suicide Rock got its name?
ByIdyllwild Town Crier May 4, 2017 Reading Time: 1 minute

I received a few responses to last week’s question. First, let’s get this irreverent one out of the way. Jim Marsh, famous as the architect for the Idyllwild Community Center, wrote, “Not much to explain. I’ve always had low self-esteem, but you can’t really blame me. How would you feel if you had to stare…

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Haitian speaker coming to library
By May 15, 2018May 15, 2018 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Improving educational option on island On May 21, Edeline Felizor will be in Idyllwild to discuss the community school in Haiti, named after her, Institut Edeline, which several local residents have helped support. Felizor, a native Haitian and nurse, was trapped in the rubble of the 2010 Haitian earthquake. In an area that had few…

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