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A sea of red caps of soon-to-be Hemet High School graduates Thursday afternoon. For more photos of the Hemet High graduation. Photo by Jenny Kirchner













Appropriately named “Thanksgiving,” this handsome turkey is a much-loved family pet, not dinner …
The continuing grip of the drought has resulted in a new executive order imposing mandatory water reductions throughout the state. On Wednesday, April 1, the Department of Water Resources recorded the lowest snowpack and within hours Gov. Jerry Brown signed the executive order. According to DWR, this “was the first time in 75 years of…
U.S. Forest Service and CAL FIRE units responded to a small brush fire on the west side of Highway 243 in Pine Cove.
Forest Service officials are seeking public comments on a proposed amendment to the land management plans for the four Southern California national forests (the Angeles, Cleveland, Los Padres, and San Bernardino). The proposed amendment would modify existing land use zone allocations in selected inventoried roadless areas to include more back country non-motorized and recommended wilderness…
The Idyllwild Master Chorale sings Mozart during its Spring Concert …
Idyllwild Town Crier Editor Becky Clark with Jonathan Sanchez, director of the National Association of Hispanic Publishers, Hal Fuson of Copley News, 47th District Assemblywoman Cheryl Brown, Dolores Sanchez, publisher of Eastern Group Publishers, State Controller Betty Yee and Regina Wilson, executive director of California Black Media at the California Newspaper Publishers Association’s Governmental Affairs Day in Sacramento Wednesday.