65 years ago – 1951 The Chamber of Commerce, working on a community recreation program, was raffling off a brand new Chevrolet to raise money for Town Hall. 60 years ago – 1956 The first tour of mountain homes was sponsored by the Idyllwild Community Church Guild. Among the tour homes were Florence Schisler’s High…
Last week in “The Days of Our Nine Lives,” the cats were evaluating the fine qualities each possesses. Dovey: So, want to hear the latest? As the office cat, I’m privy to all the ARF business, you know. Bobbie: OK, spill it! Dovey: First of all, some of us might be leaving ARF this weekend,…
We are well into our summer season with Memorial Day weekend over, Father’s Day done and by the time you read this, 4th of July festivities in the rear-view mirror. Not to put a damper on all the fun and enjoyment most people get out of this time of year, but let’s recap several fire…
By Bobbie Glasheen I would like a challenge match with, let me see … Jack Nicholson. Hulk Hogan. I’ll bet my bad moods can beat their bad moods. I challenge the entire Dachshund world as to who can claim the shortest legs in the world. Proportionately, of course. I would win hands and legs down….
Editor: The following auto-immune diseases are preventable, and some are reversible: Alzheimer’s; anxiety and/or depression; ALS; ADHD autism; candida; celiac disease and gluten sensitivity; chronic fatigue syndrome; Crohn’s disease; fibromyalgia; gas-bloating-digestive pain; low thyroid; irritable bowel; lupus; metabolic syndrome; migraine headaches; multiple sclerosis; liver malfunction; Parkinson’s; restless leg; rheumatoid arthritis; eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, dermatitis, acne;…
Frank and Harriet Thompson wrote a letter published in the July 7 TC expressing their dislike of the “Separation of Church and State” enshrined in the 1st Amendment. I disagree, but respect their right to voice their opinion. But during their polemic, they cited “non-gender bathrooms” as an “attack on Christian beliefs.” This is a…
Editor: I have read many lettters to the editor over my lifetime in Idyllwild. I have disagreed with some and agreed with some but none have I agreed with more than Vic Sirkin’s recent letter regarding Idyllwild Water District. The wastewater reclamation project at this time seems a waste of money. That money, used to…
Editor: As a homeowner, off and on, since 1977, I really must take offense at some of the machinations of the IWD. Being open in its dealings with its constituency would certainly remove some stress. How about having an open house and tour of our plant and facilities some weekend? Using the word “security” as…
Last week, we made the tough decision to close the Visitors Center. Tough because we know so many tourists need restroom facilities and information. But the costs associated with providing those services became prohibitive and cut into our weekday staff’s work productivity. We sought grant money to help defray the weekend person’s wages and cost…
65 years ago – 1951 Residents reported ice one morning when the temperature dropped to the 30s. 60 years ago – 1956 About 300 people jammed Town Hall to vote on zoning for the Idyllwild area. After a stormy discussion, a zoning plan was adopted by a 5-to-1 majority. 55 years ago – 1961 Bids…
