Photos: This week in Idyllwild: February 4, 2016

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The Art Alliance of Idyllwild held an appreciation gathering at Middle Ridge Gallery Saturday evening. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
The Art Alliance of Idyllwild held an appreciation gathering at Middle Ridge Gallery Saturday evening.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

Idyllwild Arts students Cash Globe and Ella Hartmann entertain patrons at Ferro with their jazz on Sunday.Photo by John Drake
Idyllwild Arts students Cash Globe and Ella Hartmann entertain patrons at Ferro with their jazz on Sunday. Photo by John Drake

 

Photographer Peter Szabadi (right), with friends and fans, enjoys a reception for his work, now on view at Idyll Awhile Wine Shoppe & Bistro.Photo by John DrakePhoto by Jenny Kirchner
Photographer Peter Szabadi (right), with friends and fans, enjoys a reception for his work, now on view at Idyll Awhile Wine Shoppe & Bistro. Photo by John DrakePhoto by Jenny Kirchner

 

News and entertainment in Rincon, Puerto Rico, revolves around the tourist season with the presence of great weather in the winter. Luckily, Ron Pearce (right), Pine Cove part-timer, packed away a copy of the Town Crier for entertainment. Here, he is sharing the paper with one of the Puerto Rico Instructional Baseball League players, Riley Quiroz of Arizona.
News and entertainment in Rincon, Puerto Rico, revolves around the tourist season with the presence of great weather in the winter. Luckily, Ron Pearce (right), Pine Cove part-timer, packed away a copy of the Town Crier for entertainment. Here, he is sharing the paper with one of the Puerto Rico Instructional Baseball League players, Riley Quiroz of Arizona.

 

Joseph Borja (left), the new captain of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Hemet Station, discusses his recent assignment with Marshall Smith (right) at the Town Crier office last Friday. Photo by J P Crumrine
Joseph Borja (left), the new captain of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Hemet Station, discusses his recent assignment with Marshall Smith (right) at the Town Crier office last Friday.
Photo by J P Crumrine

 

Willy B. performing at Ferro Restaurant last Friday night to an enthusiastic crowd.Photo by Becky Clark
Willy B. performing at Ferro Restaurant last Friday night to an enthusiastic crowd. Photo by Becky Clark

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