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RECITAL: Ivan Zenary on violin and Sandra Shapiro on piano perform at Idyllwild Arts’ Stephens Recital Hall Monday night. Idyllwild residents, students and faculty came out to enjoy the duo. Photos by Jenny Kirchner

USO DANCE: Laurie and Phil Ansberry of the U.S. Navy attended the American Legion’s USO Dance Saturday night. Photo by Cheryl Bayse — USO DANCE: Laurie and Phil Ansberry of the U.S. Navy attended the American Legion’s USO Dance Saturday night.
Photo by Cheryl Bayse

People enjoying the dance floor at the USO Dance at the American Legion Saturday Night. Photo by Cheryl Bayse

ART SHOW PREP: Scott Finnell, Les Walker, Dave Robb, Byron Ely, Luis of Doug Kelbert Painting and Shanna Robb prepare panels Monday morning for the public gallery that will be part of this year’s Winter Solstice event set for Dec. 20 and 21 at Idyllwild School gym. The event is a collaboration between the Art Alliance of Idyllwild and the Idyllwild Master Chorale. Photo by Jay Pentrack — ART SHOW PREP: Scott Finnell, Les Walker, Dave Robb, Byron Ely, Luis of Doug Kelbert Painting and Shanna Robb prepare panels Monday morning for the public gallery that will be part of this year’s Winter Solstice event set for Dec. 20 and 21 at Idyllwild School gym. The event is a collaboration between the Art Alliance of Idyllwild and the Idyllwild Master Chorale.
Photo by Jay Pentrack

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Two years of hard work prepare Zen Center for El Niño: ‘Not bad for a carpenter’
By December 30, 2015April 2, 2016 Reading Time: 4 minutes

On the Yokoji-Zen Mountain Center home page, there is a quote. “Before enlightenment: chop wood carry water, after enlightenment: chop wood carry water.” No matter the level of enlightenment, the work of living continues. That was especially true for Zen Center Abbot Charles Tenshin Fletcher, Roshi after the disastrous Mountain Fire of July 2013. A…

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Holiday reunion for the look-alikes
By December 21, 2012May 3, 2013 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Laguna Beach had the Greeter. Idyllwild had, at least for a number of years, the Idyllwild Look-alikes, Gary Glasheen and Bill Guy. The two, who many assumed are twins, are not even related. They just look alike.

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Laura Caster runs for kids and thanks Ella
By October 13, 2016 Reading Time: 3 minutes

Pine Cove resident Laura Caster had given up on marathon running — that is until she met a blind dog named Ella in July 2015. Caster had run the Los Angeles Marathon in 2002. “It was the worst experience of my life,” she recalled. “I started too fast, and it was very hot, and I…

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Idyllwild Arts Orchestra performs Mozart
By October 18, 2012April 19, 2013 Reading Time: 1 minute

Benny Kleinerman was the piano soloist at the Idyllwild Arts Orchestra Concert Saturday and Sunday, performing W.A. Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 9 Allegro.

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Jazz in the Pines year 24 starts this weekend
By August 8, 2017 Reading Time: 3 minutes

Jazz as a form is delicious, surprising, exciting and inspirational — oh yes, and fun. This year’s menu, as crafted by festival gastronomists Marshall Hawkins and John Newman, has power, praise, passion and persuasion. And this musical mélange happens on all three stages — the main stage Holmes Amphitheatre for festival headliners, Stephens Hall for…

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Animals rule at Living Free
By October 18, 2011January 24, 2013 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Bright mountain sunshine filtered by tall pines, oaks and cedars provided the setting for the Arts and Crafts and Vendor Courtyard, which proved to be a very busy place during Living Free Animal Sanctuary’s “It’s All About the Animals” event on Saturday, Oct. 15.

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