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Food distribution, Oct. 28
Calvary Chapel is distributing USDA Farmers to Families food boxes starting at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28, at the Idyllwild Community Playground site on Highway 243. Boxes contain protein, dairy and produce. Distribution will end by 1 p.m.
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Pathfinder Ranch hosts Creepy Crepuscular Crawl, a virtual race fundraiser
By Pathfinder RanchContributed Pathfinder Ranch will host the Creepy Crepuscular Crawl, a virtual race fundraiser, the week of Oct. 25 to 30. The fundraiser features a costume contest, digital medals for all participants and an at-home night hike to help participants learn about local animals and get into the Halloween spirit.A minimum $15 donation provides…
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COVID-19 Update: County returns to purple tier – Businesses to move operations outdoors within 72 hours
The county returned to the most restrictive purple tier Tuesday, Oct. 20 after it was allowed one extra week in the red tier to see if the county could reduce the case rate. The county entered the red tier of the state’s tier system Sept. 22. According to the state’s tier system, purple means the…
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As Californians get older and less mobile, fires get hotter and faster
By Rachel ScheierKaiser Health News Late on the night of Sept. 27, a bumper-to-bumper caravan of fleeing cars, horse trailers, RVs and overstuffed pickup trucks snaked east on Highway 12, the flames of the Glass Fire glowing orange in their rearview mirrors.With her cat, Bodhi, in his carrier in the back seat, 80-year-old Diana Dimas,…
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Members joining and renewing
While we’re doing our best to keep necessary expenses as low as possible, you keep joining and renewing your Memberships — and the paper keeps coming.Businesses on and off our Hill know the Town Crier is a continuous line to Hill dwellers and visitors alike, and we always ask our readers to patronize our advertisers…
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Threatening phone scams are targeting parents and immigrants
By Cristina MirandaDivision of Consumer and Business Education, FTC Two disturbing phone scams have popped up on the Federal Trade Commission’s radar. Both scams have one thing in common: they want to trick (and scare) you out of money. If you live on Staten Island, pay close attention, since these two scams seem to be…
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One collision on Highway 74
One collision occurred on Highway 74, according to California Highway Patrol Public Information Officer Matt Napier.On Oct. 7 at 3:20 p.m., Lowell Gassman, 46 of Idyllwild, was driving his white 2012 Dodge Ram westbound on Highway 74 between 45 and 55 mph west of Apple Canyon Road when he entered a left-hand curve.For unknown reasons,…
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The International Space Station: 20 continuously crewed years of operation
By David ProsperThis article is distributed by NASA Night Sky Network Did you know that humans have been living in the International Space Station, uninterrupted, for 20 years? Ever since the first crew members docked with the International Space Station (ISS) in November 2000, more than 240 people have visited this outpost, representing 19 countries…
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Riverside County representative gives CSA 38 update to PCPOA
By Richard SchwartzPine Cove Property Owners Association president Michael Franklin of Riverside County Business and Community Services attended the Pine Cove Property Owners Association (PCPOA) Oct. 3 meeting to talk about the current status of County Service Area (CSA) 38 since the dissolution of the advisory committee earlier this year.Franklin answered members’ questions addressing concerns…
