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  • Columns | Creature Corner

    Creature Corner: January 18, 2018

    ByIdyllwild Town Crier January 17, 2018 Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Last week in “Days of Our Nine Lives,” ARF cats and dogs learned that both Alvin and Holly found forever homes. Little Girl: Are any of you missing Anabel? Mr. Gray: Of course I am. She is a beauty.  Where is she? Little Girl: Anabel is on a trial adoption. Let’s keep our fingers crossed…

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  • International Lilac Society to visit Idyllwild
    Art & Culture | On The Town

    International Lilac Society to visit Idyllwild

    By January 17, 2018 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    Annual lilac festival and Victorian Tea will not continue Idyllwild became a lilac tourism destination during the years that the late lilac hybridizer Reva Ballreich dedicated her energy and her family’s property to planting, hybridizing, cultivating and eventually displaying more than 887 lilac varietals. Each spring, Ballreich opened her garden to the public — her…

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  • Art & Culture | On The Town

    Idyllwild’s business profile changes often

    By January 17, 2018 Reading Time: 3 minutes

    The ledger of Idyllwild businesses changes often. Off-Hill visitors come to the Hill, fall in love with the village shopping district and decide to open businesses. If these businesses fill a then-unavailable niche, or if the products or services offered are superior to existing businesses, the newcomers generally find success. Sometimes businesses decide to downsize…

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  • Bald eagle pair still call Lake Hemet home
    Idyllwild News

    Bald eagle pair still call Lake Hemet home

    By January 17, 2018 Reading Time: 1 minute

    Lake Hemet’s two nesting bald eagles stared back at volunteers during Saturday morning’s bald eagle count. “We saw both eagles, one sitting at the edge (not in) of the nest and the second one perched in a tree nearby. They stayed put the whole hour we were watching,” said U.S. Forest Service biologist Ann Bowers. No…

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  • The Art Alliance of Idyllwild Imagery of Words event
    Art & Culture | On The Town

    The Art Alliance of Idyllwild Imagery of Words event

    ByIdyllwild Town Crier January 17, 2018 Reading Time: 1 minute

    The Art Alliance of Idyllwild will sponsor The Imagery of Words from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 20, at Town Hall. The event is free with a community potluck and a no-host bar. The event pairs poets, visual artists, musicians and film for an evening of inspired artistry. Featured poet Kenji Williams, poet in…

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  • Idyllwild News

    Rain comes, but still well-below average

    By January 17, 2018 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    Winter appeared to arrive last week. At least Mt. San Jacinto Peak and some higher-level elevation neighborhoods, such as upper Fern Valley, Humber Park and Pine Cove, briefly saw a few inches of snow. The center of Idyllwild was drenched from the rainfall, but snow was noticeably absent, as were the “snow-play visitors.” No winner…

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  • Idyllwild News

    Dead trees, communications dominate MAST discussion

    By January 17, 2018 Reading Time: 4 minutes

    Mountain Area Safety Taskforce members last week discussed concerns that the county grinding station may be limiting the size of trees accepted at the Highway 243 site. Gregg Bratcher, state forester division chief and MAST chair, was told the grinding station was not accepting wood greater than 10 inches diameter at breast height. No one…

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  • On The Town

    Markus Thorington receives honor in international film competition

    By January 17, 2018January 17, 2018 Reading Time: 5 minutes

    Sam Markus and Jen Thorington of Idyllwild rang in the New Year with sights and sound reminiscent of Great Britain’s music scene nearly 40 years ago — and with a coveted prize from the California Film Awards 2017 competition. The directing duo, known by last names only, raked in the Gold award for their music…

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  • Idyllwild News

    Prescribed burns on Hill possible this week says Forest Service

    By January 17, 2018January 18, 2018 Reading Time: 1 minute

    As a result of the precipitation last week, and the possibility of some more Friday, the U.S. Forest Service is considering conducting some prescribed burns on the Hill. If a burn is initiated, it is would either be on Thomas Mountain in Garner Valley or along the Pine Cove and West Ridge Fuel breaks in…

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  • Another Point of View: It’s time to be counted 
    Another Point of View | Opinion

    Another Point of View: It’s time to be counted 

    ByIdyllwild Town Crier January 10, 2018 Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Editor: Three events in my life caused me to beam with pride to be a citizen of this country. The first occurred when the U.S. attorney general resigned in protest, when Richard Nixon asked him to fire the Watergate special prosecutor. The second time was the election/re-election of President Obama. Last year, it was my…

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