Mrs. Longbrook’s first grade class performs a dance routine during Blast to the Past on Friday evening in the Idyllwild School gymnasium. The event is organized by the Associated Student Body. It is an opportunity for students to show off their talents and ASB to raise funds for the school’s many annual field trips. Photo by Halie Johnson
Mrs. Longbrook’s first grade class performs a dance routine during Blast to the Past on Friday evening in the Idyllwild School gymnasium. The event is organized by the Associated Student Body. It is an opportunity for students to show off their talents and ASB to raise funds for the school’s many annual field trips. Photo by Halie Johnson Chance Vladika, grade 7, performs “The Entertainer” in a clarinet solo. Photo by Halie Johnson Layton Teeguarden and Izzy Mirro, grade 2, perform “Car Wash” with Mrs. Chavez’s class. Photo by Halie Johnson Allyah Bride, grade 4, competes in a hula-hooping competition. Photo by Halie Johnson Parents check out the silent auction items during the party. Money raised with the silent auction and concessions all go toward Idyllwild School’s field trip fund. Photo by Halie Johnson Some students chose to practice their strategic talents in chess during Blast to the Past. Deep in thought here are Manuel Guzman, grade 1, and Emma Righetti, grade 2. Peyton Manchee, grade 5, looks on. Photo by Halie Johnson Mrs. Salter’s class sings “Grand Ol’ Flag.” Photo by Halie Johnson Sky Peebles, grade 5, performs a violin solo. Photo by Halie Johnson Michael Stroud, grade 2, performs “Für Elise” on piano. Photo by Halie Johnson Sivoney Garcia, grade 2, bends her way under the limbo pole, held by parent helper Kari Arnson, in a competition. Photo by Halie Johnson Shelby Read, Raegan Ingbretsen, MeiXing Hunt-Babcock, Maggie McKimson (in back) and Emmiline Norris, all grade 5, wrap up their dance performance of the song “Contagious Love.” Photo by Halie Johnson Destiny Mikroulis and Maggie McKimson, grade 5, wrap up their dance routine. Photo by Halie Johnson Destiny Mikroulis and Maggie McKimson, grade 5, wrap up their dance routine. Photo by Halie Johnson Autumn Detzel, grade 8, performs “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” in a flute solo. Photo by Halie Johnson Prasad Peebles, grade 6, and Principal Matt Kraemer lead the audience in a dance routine. Photo by Halie Johnson Rory Wilke, grade 4, performs “Granada” on guitar. Photo by Halie Johnson
Hikers on the Round Valley Hiking Trail discovered an unresponsive 46-year-old man in full cardiac arrest around 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11. Hikers notified rangers at the mountaintop Tram Station. According to Mark Hudgens, state park superintendent, rangers went to the scene with an automated external defibrillator. Hikers who had found the man had…
Editor’s Note: in our Feb. 27 edition, we reported on the status of Raymond Lee Oyler’s appeals of his March 2009 arson and murder convictions. He was found guilty of arson, igniting the Esperanza Fire in October 2006. The jury also found him guilty of the murder of five U,S. Forest Service firefighters who died…
A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Hill just before 10 a.m. Monday, March 11. Initially reported as a 5.2 quake by the United States Geological Survey, the temblor was preceded by 6 foreshocks, the largest of which was a 2.7 magnitude at 10:36 a.m. The quake was centered 12.4 miles east southeast of Anza, at…
Wednesday, Oct. 2 • Idyllwild Rotary Club, 7:30-9 a.m. American Legion Post 800, 54360 Marion View Dr. • Town Crier News Meeting, public welcome, 8:30 a.m. Newspaper office, 54425 N. Circle Dr. • Creekside Writers, 9 a.m.-noon. Call 659-2844. • Pain Without Meds Group, 10 a.m. Community Room, Idyllwild Library, 54401 Village Center Dr. •…
Have you ever said to yourself, “There ought to be a law?” Well now high school students from Sen. Jeff Stone’s 28th California Senate District are being encouraged to propose legislation that may become law in California. “There Ought to be a Law” is open to all high school students in grades nine through 12…
Editor’s note: At its Oct. 17 meeting, the Fern Valley Water District Board of Directors chose Richard Schnetzer as director following the resignation of Ron Korman in June. On Nov. 26, Schnetzer visited the Town Crier office. The ensuing discussion is the basis of this story that introduces him to the whole community. While Schnetzer…
