Idyllwild Town Crier
News of Record: Jan. 17, 2013
Hill fire stations responded to the following calls, Monday to Monday, Jan. 7 to 14, 2013:
Off the Leash: Guns and violence make a bumpy ride …
A number of years ago, when I was learning to kayak, I was surfing with my boat at La Jolla shores. While paddling through the surf a large wave broke over me, I was trying my best to back-surf toward the shore, rather uncontrollably I have to admit.
Today’s Health Issues: Gun violence as a public health problem
It seems that the present approach to the decrease of gun violence is misguided. We are mostly talking about gun control when we should be talking about gun violence.
Obituary: Jim Kurz
Jim Kurz passed away in mid-November 2012. He had been diagnosed with cancer in May.
Community helps Mayor Max celebrate his birthday
Mayor Max celebrated his 12th birthday with about 100 of his closest friends, human and four-legged, on Sunday afternoon at the Nature Center. Many people brought their dogs to help Max celebrate and even the Nature Center’s bunny showed up to wish him well. Max greeted people and posed for pictures all through the festivities.
Town Hall Sports: Jan. 17, 2013
Town Hall Adult Volleyball
Town Hall Sports Coordinator Jeremy Teeguarden reported on Town Hall Adult volleyball for the week of Jan 7.
On Monday, Jan....
Idyllwild CinemaFest 2013 Awards
— The Tahquitz Awards —
Best Feature Film
“How Do You Write a Joe Schermann Song”
Best Featurette
“The Bunglers”
Best Short Film
“Spicy Nose”
Best Documentary (Full Length)
“Red, White,...
Past Tense: Jan. 17, 2013
65 years ago - 1948
Idyllwild was deciding if it should join the Hemet School District.
60 years ago - 1953
Martin Aguirre was in charge...
Creature Corner: Jan. 17, 2013
The best news this week is that two Dachshunds who were lost in the winter storms came home. Sadie and Rutledge miraculously found their way out of the snow and ice to wander to a porch to ask for help. Paws up to you both for being such troopers. Also reunited was Buddy, the pit bull. And great breaking news: Rachel, the black female puppy has been adopted into a forever home. That leaves three puppies available. Get your applications in now.
Great blue heron detours to the Hill
The great blue heron seemed out of place on Wednesday morning, Jan. 9.