Tony Teora, Julian resident, is running for Assembly District 71. This is his second run for the seat. Neither Teora nor his opponent Santee Mayor Randy Voepel had ever visited Idyllwild which is in the northernmost part of the assembly district. The district primarily encompasses parts of San Diego county. Teora kept his promise to visit Idyllwild. He spent Saturday, May 21 in Idyllwild, visiting galleries, merchants and restaurants and asking residents about local issues. Photo by Marshall Smith
Tony Teora, Julian resident, is running for Assembly District 71. This is his second run for the seat. Neither Teora nor his opponent Santee Mayor Randy Voepel had ever visited Idyllwild which is in the northernmost part of the assembly district. The district primarily encompasses parts of San Diego county. Teora kept his promise to visit Idyllwild. He spent Saturday, May 21 in Idyllwild, visiting galleries, merchants and restaurants and asking residents about local issues.
Photo by
Marshall Smith

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