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PHOTOS: Last week in Idyllwild; May 7, 2015

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On the runway Idyllwild resident and Idyllwild Arts Academy student Sable Marler models designs by IAA student Kelly Pan Saturday night. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
On the runway
Idyllwild resident and Idyllwild Arts Academy student Sable Marler models designs by IAA student Kelly Pan Saturday night.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photographer Chris Morse thought the town might like to see a cautionary photo of a rather smug-looking Coulter pine cone and its handiwork. Here are two views of his Chevy Trailblazer the morning of Tuesday, April 28, parked in front of his home in Fern Valley. A nickname for these pine cones is “widow maker.” Photo by Chris Morse
Photographer Chris Morse thought the town might like to see a cautionary photo of a rather smug-looking Coulter pine cone and its handiwork. Here are two views of his Chevy Trailblazer the morning of Tuesday, April 28, parked in front of his home in Fern Valley. A nickname for these pine cones is “widow maker.”
Photo by Chris Morse
On Tuesday, April 28, John Laundré talked about his book “Phantom of the Prairie” at the Idyllwild Library. Laundré is assistant director at the James Reserve. Photo by Gallagher Goodland
On Tuesday, April 28, John Laundré talked about his book “Phantom of the Prairie” at the Idyllwild Library. Laundré is assistant director at the James Reserve.
Photo by Gallagher Goodland
Mayor Max visits Town Hall kids At a recent Town Hall Pajama Party, Mayor Max came by to greet the kids before their movie at the Rustic Theatre began. Photo by Wendy Watts
Mayor Max visits Town Hall kids
At a recent Town Hall Pajama Party, Mayor Max came by to greet the kids before their movie at the Rustic Theatre began. Photo by Wendy Watts
Sue Weisbart, incoming Rotary Anns president, presented a $500 check to Idyllwild Fire Protection District. Accepting the check for firefighter protective gear were Commission President Jerry Buchanan (left) and Fire Chief Patrick Reitz (right).Photo by J.P. Crumrine
Sue Weisbart, incoming Rotary Anns president, presented a $500 check to Idyllwild Fire Protection District. Accepting the check for firefighter protective gear were Commission President Jerry Buchanan (left) and Fire Chief Patrick Reitz (right). Photo by J.P. Crumrine
Photography, wire sculpture at Aroma On Sunday, photographer Lissa Evans (center) and her husband Kirk Evans (second from left) received friends at their reception held at Cafe Aroma. Photo by Gallagher Goodland
Photography,wire sculpture at Aroma
On Sunday, photographer Lissa Evans (center) and her husband Kirk Evans (second from left) received friends at their reception held at Cafe Aroma.
Photo by Gallagher Goodland
Student choreography center stage Idyllwild Arts Academy Student Choreography Dance Concert was held on campus Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. IAA senior dance majors choreographed the entire show. This was the culmination of a school-year-long class to learn how to choreograph. Photos by Jenny Kirchner
Student choreography center stage
Idyllwild Arts Academy Student Choreography Dance Concert was held on campus Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. IAA senior dance majors choreographed the entire show. This was the culmination of a school-year-long class to learn how to choreograph. Photos by Jenny Kirchner
Student choreography center stage Idyllwild Arts Academy Student Choreography Dance Concert was held on campus Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. IAA senior dance majors choreographed the entire show. This was the culmination of a school-year-long class to learn how to choreograph. Photos by Jenny Kirchner
Student choreography center stage
Idyllwild Arts Academy Student Choreography Dance Concert was held on campus Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. IAA senior dance majors choreographed the entire show. This was the culmination of a school-year-long class to learn how to choreograph. Photos by Jenny Kirchner

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