Opinion: The gopher did it
On page 8 of the Nov. 1 Town Crier issue, an article written by Marshall Smith appeared entitled “FVWD denies leak reimbursement.”
On page 8 of the Nov. 1 Town Crier issue, an article written by Marshall Smith appeared entitled “FVWD denies leak reimbursement.”
When we visited the Idyllwild campground from San Diego 13 years ago, we brought our firewood.
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Gambling with gear … It’s the the night before your big backpacking trip. You’ve been a good camper and packed all of your 10-plus essentials, checked the seals on your water bladder and made sure you have enough chocolate Goo packets to feed a small nation. While test-hefting the final weight of your pack, your…
The holiday season is here — again and already! Time to “deck the halls” and gather with friends and family. Time to get into spirit of the season and out into the hustle and bustle with everyone else that is getting into the spirit.
As I look back on 2012, I try to compare it to 2011. Isn’t that what the media does, compare the present with the past?
Up till the current Town Crier (the Dec. 6 issue), [there’s been] not a whisper nor a whimper about the new assessment by CAL FIRE. To those of us who received this double billing at the time of regular tax notices, it was a jolt.
Reflecting on the recent article advising residents how to challenge the Fire Prevention Fee, I would hope that Hill residents would consider that it is CAL FIRE that has the major responsibility in fighting wildfires.
I must be missing something in the Town Crier article (see the Dec. 6 issue) about the IFPD’s opposition to the State Fire Prevention Fee. That opposition apparently revolves around three points:
We hear it everyday. Taxes are too high in California. I believe it, too.