Let’s talk about the real issues. Rain gathering for groundwater rejuvenation. Pine Cove is too heavily reliant on snow-melt. What are the low-cost alternatives? What about our future water security? Vote for Pine Cove. Vote for Sharon Kaffen. Sharon Kaffen Pine Cove
Editor: The underlying ethical dichotomy of the Nature Center “cat-astrophe” has been presented as human rights vs. animal rights. For instance, one stance has been: Must we humans be so unaccommodating as to force the displacement of another sentient being? Can’t the spirit of the law (if not the letter) and empathy coexist? But in all…
For over 20 years, my family and I have been full-time residents of Pine Cove. We have always had excellent tasting water and plenty of it, even during the drought years. I feel we should continue down this positive and successful path. So please join with me and vote for Diana Eskew and Tim Lange. …
Editor: We want to take this opportunity to express appreciation to the Idyllwild Town Crier for its continued support of raising awareness of important events in the community, especially in regards to The Community Foundation’s Youth Grantmakers program (“Local group to take over Youth Grantmakers,” May 21, 2015). We also want to recognize the generous…
Idyllwild Water District residents will have a choice of five candidates for the three director seats up for election in the August mail-in ballot election. Running for re-election are President Jim Billman and directors Warren Monroe and Dean Lattin, who is in his first election. The two challengers are Steven Kunkle and June Rockwell. Ballots…
Photos of the activities and events in Idyllwild last week.
Idyllwild Arts alumnus and American Idol veteran Casey Abrams is bringing his brand of jazz and pop improv to the 2015 Jazz in the Pines festival as the Sunday, Aug. 16, main stage headliner. “Some jazz stuff, diving into some horn stuff and bringing in some new musicians with some surprises,” said Abrams when asked…
Nathen Dunning (right), 8, chases down a Town Crier Fireball runner heading home during Monday, July 13’s game at Idyllwild School. According to his grandmother, Vicky Anderson, this was Nathen’s last game before moving off the Hill. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
If Idyllwild is a top-100 art town, Richelle Gribble, raised in Idyllwild, is the poised and precocious product of that milieu. At 24, she stands on the cusp of becoming a major voice in art and social entrepreneurship. A 2009 graduate of Idyllwild Arts Academy, Gribble received the Richard H. MacNeal Award for Outstanding Graduating…
Be sure to visit The Mountain Market between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. this Saturday, July 25. The open-air market features locally crafted and produced arts, crafts, farm products and swap-meet booths with an eclectic mix of used treasures. Located at the intersection of Hwy. 243 and Hwy. 74 in Mountain Center. For more info,…
