Photos: Last Week in Idyllwild: October 15, 2015

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Windean Dahleen, owner of Idyology, holds the scissors for a Idyllwild Rotary ribbon cutting, The Idyllwild Rotary helped Dahleen celebrate the restaurant’s first anniversary.Photo by Thom Wallace
Windean Dahleen, owner of Idyology, holds the scissors for a Idyllwild Rotary ribbon cutting, The Idyllwild Rotary helped Dahleen celebrate the restaurant’s first anniversary. Photo by Thom Wallace

 

Smokey Bear hugs Bailey Alavarez during the Idyllwild Fire Station open house for Fire Prevention Week, Saturday, Oct. 10. Photo by JP Crumrine
Smokey Bear hugs Bailey Alavarez during the Idyllwild Fire Station open house for Fire Prevention Week, Saturday, Oct. 10.
Photo by JP Crumrine

 

Jens and Kimi Hansen of Idyllwild enjoy their view from the driver’s seat of the Idyllwild Volunteer Fire truck during the open house Saturday. Photo by JP Crumrine
Jens and Kimi Hansen of Idyllwild enjoy their view from the driver’s seat of the Idyllwild Volunteer Fire truck during the open house Saturday. Photo by JP Crumrine

 

Chance Vladika warms up with Hamilton High School teammates before Friday’s football game against Nuevo Bridge. Hamilton won 13-12 and evened their record to 3-3. Chance is a sophomore starting on Hamilton’s defensive line.Photo by Mike Vladika
Chance Vladika warms up with Hamilton High School teammates before Friday’s football game against Nuevo Bridge. Hamilton won 13-12 and evened their record to 3-3. Chance is a sophomore starting on Hamilton’s defensive line. Photo by Mike Vladika

 

Penelope and Alois Smrz visted the Santa Fe Opera House on Aug. 22 for the world premiere of a new American Opera by Jennifer Higdon called “Cold Mountain” based on the novel by Frazier and the subsequent movie. “It was a great and moving experience!” Penelope reports. Photo Courtesy Penelope and Alois Smrz
Penelope and Alois Smrz visted the Santa Fe Opera House on Aug. 22 for the world premiere of a new American Opera by Jennifer Higdon called “Cold Mountain” based on the novel by Frazier and the subsequent movie. “It was a great and moving experience!” Penelope reports.
Photo Courtesy Penelope and Alois Smrz

 

While traveling through Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado, Dorothy Brooks of Fern Valley pulled out her Town Crier, before looking over the Anasazi cliff dwellings during a trip with Michael in September. Photo courtesy of Dorothy Brooks
While traveling through Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado, Dorothy Brooks of Fern Valley pulled out her Town Crier, before looking over the Anasazi cliff dwellings during a trip with Michael in September.
Photo courtesy of Dorothy Brooks

 

Bill Baker (right), longtime member of the Mile High Radio Club and advocate for disaster preparedness, was honored at the club’s Oct. 8 meeting. He is pictured here with club president Bill Tell. Baker said he is most proud of training and bringing on board over 200 club radio operators over the years. Photo by Marshall Smith
Bill Baker (right), longtime member of the Mile High Radio Club and advocate for disaster preparedness, was honored at the club’s Oct. 8 meeting. He is pictured here with club president Bill Tell. Baker said he is most proud of training and bringing on board over 200 club radio operators over the years.
Photo by Marshall Smith

 

 

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