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See page 12.  \nDeer  \nArt Alliance to introduce 15 metal deer to town.  \nSee page 12.  \nArt Alliance show Members show and walk May 25.  \nSee page 13.  \nBoy Friend The season finale from the Idyllwild Arts Theatre Department this weekend. See page 15.  \nMYLF  \nEfforts resume tore-establish Mountain Yellow-legged Frog population.  \nSee page 17.  \nInside  \nA&E ................................ 10  \nCalendar ................... 5  \nChurches ................... 8  \nClassifieds .............. 23  \nCrossword............... 26  \nHoroscope ............... 26  \nLodging ...................... 8  \nMasthead ..................6  \nOn the Town ........... 10  \nPublic notices ........ 27  \nReal estate .............. 19  \nServices .................... 28  \nSudoku ..................... 26  \nWeather ..................... 2  \nIn an  \nEMERGENCY  \ngo to  \nidyllwild [towncrier.com](towncrier.com)  \nPOSTMASTER: Dated material, please deliver May 16-18, 2013   \nTIdyllwildownCr ıer   \nCovering the San Jacinto and Santa Rosa Mountains from Twin Pines toAnza to Pinyon  \nAlmost all the News—Part of the Time  \nVOL. 68 NO. 20 75¢ (Tax Included) IDYLLWILD, CA THURS., MAY 16, 2013  \nThe Amgen Tour of California races through Monday. The second leg of the race was from Murrieta to the Palm Springs Tramway and passed through Mountain Center and Garner Valley. Sixteen teams of bikers zoomed through Mountain Center starting about 1:20 p. m. For more on the Amgen Tour, see page 20. Photo by Jenny Kirchner  \nFire Safe Council is 24th recipient of Greenwood Award  \nPresentation Saturday at Earth Fair celebration  \nBy J.P. Crumrine Editor  \nThe recipient of the  \n2 0 1 3 Greenwood  \nAward is the Mountain Communities Fire Safe Council, which was formed in 2001. The MCFSC “tirelessly strives to make our community more fire-safe. Whether it’s though public education, obtaining grants to help homeowners with the costs of abating their properties, or the volunteer work of the Woodies, our community is a safer place due to their efforts,” wrote the Earth Fair committee about the 2013 honoree.“We’re really happy because it shows the environmental community is completely behind our fire safety efforts,” said Mike Esnard,  \nThe Greenwood Award Ceremony, which was scheduled for Friday, May 17, has been postponed until Saturday afternoon, May 18. The traditional Friday dessert reception has been canceled this year.  \nMCFSC president. “There was once a time in our recent past where taking out a tree or shrub was horrific.”  \n“Yeah, ‘Do not touch manzanita’ was the attitude,”added Ron Perry MCFSC director. But these attitudes have changed. Residents are now much more cognizant of what they can do on their properties to lessen the threat of fire while protecting the forest.  \nAs Esnard and other members stressed, a safe forest is a healthy forest, too. These are not conflicting goals.“The community  \nresponse has been working. There’s a lot of support,”Esnard said.  \n“Catastrophic wildfire could destroy not only our human communities, but it could change our local environment as we know it,” Holly Owens replied inan email.“Fire Safe Council has actively been striving to make our communities as fire safe as possible, through education and direct action, working with the public and governmental agencies.  \n“The grants they’ve obtained have helped many See Earth Fair, page 16  \nMonitoring wells pulled from Pine Cove Market  \nCounty to close underground tank case  \nBy J.P. Crumrine Editor  \nhe Pine Cove under  \nTgrouprojedt, toragehich thetankRiv  \nerside County Department of Environmental Health has been monitoring since 1994, is nearly closed.  \nIn the absence of any public comments on its notice of proposed closi","cbCaijMTfLcBMWCd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijMTfLcBMWCd","pdf",35076552,64,"English","# Top stories\n## Community and public notices\n## Environment and local safety\n## Arts and events\n## Calendar and services","[{\"question\":\"What award did the Mountain Communities Fire Safe Council receive in 2013?\",\"answer\":\"It received the 2013 Greenwood Award, with a presentation tied to the Earth Fair celebration. The ceremony was postponed to Saturday afternoon, May 18.\"},{\"question\":\"Why were monitoring wells pulled from the Pine Cove Market?\",\"answer\":\"Riverside County Environmental Health authorized pulling the monitoring wells as part of closing the underground tank project after notice and lack of public comments. The wells had to be destroyed and waste disposed safely.\"},{\"question\":\"What community events were referenced in the issue’s briefs?\",\"answer\":\"The issue listed events such as an Art Alliance presentation about metal deer, an Art Alliance show with a May 25 walk, an Idyllwild Arts Theatre season finale, and Mountain Yellow-legged Frog efforts resuming.\"}]","IDYLLWILD, CA THURS., MAY 16, 2013 | PDF",1789762951,99]