The underground storage tank cleanup site at the Pine Cove Market was to have been closed by now. In late October, the county Department of Environmental Health was to issue a notice requesting comments on its plan to close the case. Unfortunately, the announcement was never posted properly and the process had to be restarted….
The lawsuit filed ostensibly by David Roy against the Idyllwild Chamber of Commerce, as directors and as individuals, has been costly to date, for the defendants in court fees and now, for Roy, in penalties.
After his first two rounds of 72 and 70, and blazing third round of 64, Brendan Steele maintained high-level play in the fourth round of the Humana Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation in La Quinta on Sunday. The Idyllwild native embellished a bogey-free round with five birdies to post a 15-under-par score of…
After his first two rounds of 72 and 70, Brendan Steele knew he needed a really-remarkable turn-around performance to make the cut on Saturday at the Humana Classic in La Quinta—likely a 65. But as it turned out 65 wouldn’t do; he would need a 64. And he got it. Playing the Nicklaus Private course…
There was an audible gasp when Mountain Battalion Chief Gregg Bratcher announced to a packed Town Hall meeting that there are two more confirmed Goldspotted oak borer infected trees in Idyllwild …
Pine Cove Water District General Manager Jerry Holldber reported to his board that the district is in solid financial shape, with $265,000 in liquid reserves as of Dec. 31, with 57 percent of projected fiscal 2012/2013 revenues yet to be received.
Brendan Steele opened the Humana Challenge with a two-under-par performance for the first two days, but meanwhile his colleagues were shredding the courses. Steele’s 72 on the Palmer Private course at PGA West and his 70 on the La Quinta Country Club course have him in 130th place after two rounds, and he will have…
After five months of the fiscal year, Idyllwild Fire Department has spent about 47 percent of its projected budget. Total expenditures through November were about $800,000, of which nearly 70 percent ($563,000) was for salaries and benefits.
Gary Fox of Cathedral City was with his rottweiler and neighbor for an afternoon of fishing at Lake Fulmor Friday. Fox was walking down an icy path with his dog and slipped, suffering a laceration and a possible broken femur. He was transported by Idyllwild Fire to Desert Regional Medical Center. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Since important weather and related articles use the moisture statistics from the reports of the Idyllwild Fire Department, it would seem that steps should be taken to assure that the figures representing totals from those reports are correctly described.
