Strawberry Creek Village opens - Idyllwild Town Crier

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Joyce Schilling, matriarch of the family who own and operate the Strawberry Creek Village, cuts the ribbon on Saturday, March 25, signaling the official opening of the inn on North Circle Drive. Surrounded by well-wishers from the Rotary Club and friends, family members, in blue jackets, are (back row, from left) Kurt, Nicole and Joseph Jones, innkeepers Cindi and Rick Hinds; and (front row, from left) Brendan Jones, Schilling and Sean Jones.

Lori Davey also cut a ribbon on Saturday, March 25, opening Wellness Waters and Massage at Strawberry Creek Village. Davey was surrounded by members and guests of the Idyllwild Rotary Club. (Top row, from left), are Jim Wise, Danny Richardson, Barbara Larsh, Kathy Duncan, Dennis Dunbar, Terry Kurr, Kay Wanner, Ted Kinoshita, Davey, Diana Kurr, Doug Austin and, on left bench, Thom Wallace.
Photos by Tom Kluzak

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