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Creature Corner: September 6, 2018

Last week in “Days of Our Nine Lives,” the ARF cats discussed those just adopted and those coming to ARF. Panther: So that was fast. Zeus:...

Past Tense: September 6, 2018

70 years ago - 1948 “Don’t look for the Town Crier next week,” advised the editor. “We’re skipping every other week to do our winter...

‘Call of the Wyld’ Cranston Fire benefit concert

Several months ago, the Art Alliance of Idyllwild’s board wished to support local musicians. It came up with the idea to record and...

Readers Write: In memory of John McCain

Editor: Perhaps Hemingway understood the character of John McCain the best by depiction of Robert Jordan, the protagonist of “For Whom the Bell Tolls,” who...

Readers Write: Remembering Uptown Café … Café Aroma

Editor: Memory is an interesting phenomenon. Recollections are quite selective and fleeting, even contradictory. For many of us in Idyllwild, Café Aroma has contributed significantly...

Readers Write: To a free press

Editor: I appreciate you, Jack, for your eloquent contribution to the difference between a  free press and silly rants about “fake news.” Diann Coate Idyllwild

Readers Write: Somebody should apologize

Editor: KNBC local news should be recognized for its weather reporting. Every evening, it displays a map of its prediction for the “Maximum Temperature for...

Another Point of View: Editorial: Way ahead of the curve

By Caroline Titus Editor/Publisher The Ferndale Enterprise, Ferndale, CA Editor’s note: Caroline Titus, who runs a small newspaper in Northern California, wrote this piece during the recent...

Scams: How to donate wisely after a disaster

By Colleen Tressler Consumer Education Specialist Federal Trade Commission Natural disasters and weather emergencies are in the news. Whether it’s the devastating wildfires along the West Coast,...

SBA offers disaster assistance to small businesses economically impacted by the...

The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small businesses economically impacted by the Cranston Fire that...
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