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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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Ernest Siva was first at Throwback lectures
BySally Hedberg July 8, 2015January 23, 2016 Reading Time: 3 minutes

Although the lead time was too short to publish a story about Dr. Ernest Siva before his lecture, the stories he related about his time at the Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts (now Idyllwild Arts) from 1953 to the present are valuable historic information. Ernest, a Cahuilla/Serrano Indian, was a saxophone player in…

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Reading to our children matters
ByTown Crier Contributor October 24, 2024October 24, 2024 Reading Time: 3 minutes

By Flavia Mangan ColganContributing Correspondent Whether a child is drawn to tales of medieval wizards or stories about the simple lives of everyday children or animals — Storytime encapsulates the way books can channel the young imagination into intellectual growth. Most of us are familiar with the experience of watching a child’s curiosity expand with…

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Animal behaviorist talks energy healing for ARF
By February 6, 2013May 16, 2013 Reading Time: 3 minutes

Dr. Susan Foster is trained in clinical psychology, but her interest in species’ behaviors and actions began with animals. “I started working with animals in nature, in marine biology,” she said. In studying whales and dolphins in the Sea of Cortez, Foster noticed the vibrational energy generated by these species, and it is this use…

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John Newman: new Jazz in the Pines chair
By August 12, 2015February 5, 2016 Reading Time: 4 minutes

Jazz in the Pines weekend begins Friday with the delicious and entertaining Patrons Dinner. On Saturday and Sunday, Strawberry Valley is subsumed in clouds of wonderful and special music — jazz, a truly American genre. This year, the 22nd Jazz in the Pines also introduces something new, but not the performers. In 2015, Idyllwild Arts…

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Second snowstorm of the season
ByMelissa Diaz Hernandez December 3, 2019December 3, 2019 Reading Time: 1 minute

Winner of the snow guessing contest revealed The second snowstorm of the season brought quite a bit of snow with the majority hitting Thanksgiving Day. The Cal Fire Pine Cove station recorded 22 inches of snow Thanksgiving Day and Idyllwild Fire Protection District recorded 13.25 inches of snow for the entire storm. According to…

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PCTA’s John Remmers on living the dream
ByHolly Parsons June 8, 2023September 10, 2026 Reading Time: 7 minutes

By Holly ParsonsCorrespondent An unprecedented nature experience sums up the allure of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). Each year between March and June, Idyllwild is the first major re-supply hub for migrating hikers from around the world. Beginning at the southern terminus (Mexican border), hikers journey north for 2,650 miles “beyond the pale,” into a…

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