PHOTOS: This week in Idyllwild: January 28, 2016

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Idyllwild businessman Shane Stewart is rapidly building a public parking lot for visitors to Idyllwild on his recent property acquisition along Cedar Street and N. Circle Drive. Paving was expected to begin on Tuesday. Photo by JP Crumrine
Idyllwild businessman Shane Stewart is rapidly building a public parking lot for visitors to Idyllwild on his recent property acquisition along Cedar Street and N. Circle Drive. Paving was expected to begin on Tuesday.
Photo by JP Crumrine

 

The Mountain Disaster Preparedness group held its first meeting of 2016 at Creekstone Inn last Tuesday, Jan. 19. The new board members (sitting, from left) are Françoise Frigola, Internet communications; Mike Feyder, president; and Sue Harper, secretary. Members (standing, from left) are Ian Schoenleber, vice president; Thom Wallace, DAS director; Dr. Dick Goldberg, medical coordinator; BJ Brix, communications; and Bob Edwards, treasurer. Not present were Lynn Voorheis and Jan Olsson, public relations, and GiGi Kramer, medical coordinator. Photo by JP Crumrine
The Mountain Disaster Preparedness group held its first meeting of 2016 at Creekstone Inn last Tuesday, Jan. 19. The new board members (sitting, from left) are Françoise Frigola, Internet communications; Mike Feyder, president; and Sue Harper, secretary. Members (standing, from left) are Ian Schoenleber, vice president; Thom Wallace, DAS director; Dr. Dick Goldberg, medical coordinator; BJ Brix, communications; and Bob Edwards, treasurer. Not present were Lynn Voorheis and Jan Olsson, public relations, and GiGi Kramer, medical coordinator.
Photo by JP Crumrine

 

Kurt Leuschner, professor of natural resources at College of the Desert in Palm Desert, shows local birders some of what is to be found along the Palms to Pines Birding and Nature Trail at his talk Tuesday, Jan. 19, at the Idyllwild Library. Photo by John Drake
Kurt Leuschner, professor of natural resources at College of the Desert in Palm Desert, shows local birders some of what is to be found along the Palms to Pines Birding and Nature Trail at his talk Tuesday, Jan. 19, at the Idyllwild Library.
Photo by John Drake

 

These two band-tailed pigeons were seen last Wednesday morning in Mountain Center. “My bird book as of 2009 states that they are declining,” wrote the photographer. Photo by Bethany Pulliam
These two band-tailed pigeons were seen last Wednesday morning in Mountain Center. “My bird book as of 2009 states that they are declining,” wrote the photographer. Photo by Bethany Pulliam

 

The Art Alliance of Idyllwild held its January Members Mingle at Idyll Awhile Wine Shoppe Bistro Tuesday night, Jan. 19. Live classical guitar music entertained the AAI members as they enjoyed chatting over a glass of wine. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
The Art Alliance of Idyllwild held its January Members Mingle at Idyll Awhile Wine Shoppe Bistro Tuesday night, Jan. 19. Live classical guitar music entertained the AAI members as they enjoyed chatting over a glass of wine.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

a RV is parked by the Idyllwild welcome sign. It is being lived in. A black truck, with refuse surrounding it, is parked near the RV, blocked from sight from the street by the RV. The RV had previously been parked for many months in the parking lot of a nearby building at the junction of Highway 243 and South Circle Drive. Photo by Marshall Smith
a RV is parked by the Idyllwild welcome sign. It is being lived in. A black truck, with refuse surrounding it, is parked near the RV, blocked from sight from the street by the RV. The RV had previously been parked for many months in the parking lot of a nearby building at the junction of Highway 243 and South Circle Drive.
Photo by Marshall Smith

 

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to allow abortions, under certain conditions, was issued on Jan. 22, 1973. The following year, the first “March for Life” protest was held in Washington, D.C. On Jan. 21, local residents, including John Cook (center), gathered around the Tree Monument and walked to Queen of Angels Church. The white crosses were a symbol of many abortions since 1973. Photo by JP Crumrine
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to allow abortions, under certain conditions, was issued on Jan. 22, 1973. The following year, the first “March for Life” protest was held in Washington, D.C. On Jan. 21, local residents, including John Cook (center), gathered around the Tree Monument and walked to Queen of Angels Church. The white crosses were a symbol of many abortions since 1973. Photo by JP Crumrine

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