Nothing in this article is meant to be medical advice. Please consult your own healthcare provider. Some info below taken from: https://ncadv.org/take-action www.thehotline.org/ www.thehotline.org/privacy-policy/ www.theduluthmodel.org/wheels/ It’s October. The air is a bit cooler; the breezes are fresh. We are recovering from the fire and getting back to normal. Nevertheless, we keep a weather eye on…
I appreciate Mr. JP Crumrine’s latest Town Crier update on the Julia Romero case. I did not know Julia prior to her collision but think it is important that the Idyllwild community be kept updated on the legal procedures regarding this case. From Mr. Crumrine’s recent article, it appears that the person who can afford…
On Oct. 10, with an impressive array of experts at Idyllwild Arts, the group Idyllwild Forest Health Project with Mark Yardas and Mara Schoner presented “From Ashes: Lessons from the Cranston Fire.” Even with extensive reporting, it seems a lot of people still do not realize how the preemptive efforts by Idyllwild Arts, in conjunction…
Hello from the Idyllwild Association of Realtors. Thank you for reading. This month, our message to you, citizens of California, is simple yet imperative: Register to vote, get your ballot in and make your voice be heard. It is not too late to register, but you must do it soon. The deadline for voter registration…
70 years ago – 1948 Idyllwild Chamber of Commerce directors voted to “reforest” the San Jacinto Mountains with Sequoia Giganteas. 65 years ago – 1953 Idyllwild Beauty Shop advertised, “Fall tints for your tresses,” offering tint colors “maple red,” “oakleaf russet” and “alder grey.” 60 years ago – 1958 Dr. Max Krone was in Germany…
Editor: Just a quick note to remind everyone to get out and vote. I would urge you to vote for any politician with enough sense to realize that our government needs more money. I think our gas taxes should be increased an additional 40 cents a gallon on all types of fuel. There is still…
Editor: For the record, please note that the board of the Pine Cove Property Owners Association did not submit the anonymous advertisement to the Town Crier, printed on page A2 of the Oct. 4, edition. Although we do support the good work by Pine Cove Water, an anonymous ad is not how I work as…
Last week Jack and I took a long-needed mini-vacation, pulling along our 12-foot-something vintage travel trailer behind our Subaru. We left late Wednesday after finishing some chores at work. Our friends asked where we were headed? To the river? To the beach? To a lake or campground in the mountains? You know, they assumed our…
Last week in “Days of Our Nine Lives,” the ARF cats and dog Tex talked about the new cat, Mitzy. Panther: Sad to tell you all that I have no adoption news this week. Tex: Oh, darn it! Well, I am nice and warm at my foster’s house. Check out the new photo of me…
70 years ago – 1948 In a playoff in Palms Springs, Butler’s Nutcrackers defeated the Register Ragdolls to become Women’s Bowling League champs. 65 years ago – 1953 The first light snow of the season hit the mountain area. 60 years ago – 1958 To mark “Double Tenth,” or Chinese New Year, Mary Nelson announced…
