May Valley fuels work approved
The U.S. Forest Service will begin work on fuels reduction in the May Valley area …
Idyllwild News
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IFPD expanding volunteer staffing
A Fire Auxiliary to assist the Idyllwild Fire Department was approved at last week’s meeting. Fire Chief Patrick Reitz told the commission, “The concept allows responders to focus on response and training. The Auxiliary focuses on the greater good of the district such as building and grounds maintenance.” The Auxiliary, which Reitz intends to establish…
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New and old recharge 2012 Tree Lighting
Phyllis Mueller, often known as Mayor Max’s spokesperson, agreed to take overall responsibility for coordinating and producing the Idyllwild’s annual Tree Lighting ceremony. Long-time event managers Marge Muir and Karen Doshier have agreed to help the novice tree lighter. After less than a week on this volunteer job, Mueller reports that everything is in…
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Red Shank Riders assist in survey of local mountains
Local horsemen are assisting the San Diego Natural History Museum in its centennial survey of the San Jacinto Mountains’ vertebrate wildlife …
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Fire Prevention Week open house
On Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, the Idyllwild Fire Prevention District will be hosting an open house to celebrate Fire Prevention Week. The hours of the open house are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Members of the Idyllwild Fire career staff and volunteer company will be present to give station and equipment tours and answer…
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Exits trump entrances in Idyllwild business
As the fall sales season trifecta of Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas begins, there are more business exits and vacancies in Idyllwild storefronts than new arrivals. And because several of the empty stores are in highly visible and prominent locations, the trend seems more apparent. The flagship freestanding storefront in Village Center is vacant as…
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Ground squirrel tests positive for plague
The California Department of Public Health detected plague during a routing testing of a ground squirrel from the San Jacinto Mountains said Riverside County Director of Disease Control Barbara Cole. The ground squirrel tested positive for exposure to fleas infected with bacteria that can cause plague, Riverside officials said. “CDPH did confirm recently the presence…
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Tree lighting countdown: Manager still needed
With the Chamber’s withdrawal as producer and overall sponsor of the annual Idyllwild Tree Lighting Ceremony, and with just over a month to organize the event, longtime organizers Marge Muir and Karen Doshier are calling for help. What is needed, said the team of Muir and Doshier, is one overall coordinator. A fundraising chairperson and…
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Idyllwild School celebrates “896”
Idyllwild School students form the figure “896” which is their predicted API score. This is the highest Idyllwild has achieved …
