06.07.2012 - Idyllwild Town Crier

Page 28 - Idyllwild Town Crier, June 7, 2012
5K & 10K
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California, and no participants
were from outside of
the state.
Three Marines from Twentynine
Palms ran in the 10K
race. This year anybody in the
active military had their entry
fee waived. Sixty-six people
walked the 5K and 130 ran
it. Seventy-four runners did
the 10K. Twenty-eight kids
ran the 1⁄2-mile kids race at
the Town Hall.
The proceeds from this
race always go to the Idyllwild
School Physical Education
Program. Thousands of dollars
have been raised over the
years to purchase equipment
and supplement their program.
And it would not be
possible without the support
of this community.
The start of the Half Mile Kids Fun Run, part of the Annual
Idyllwild Run and Fitness Walk, is a favorite for adults, too.
Photo by Brennan Preiffer
HHS
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The California Highway
Patrol’s inspection of the
truck concluded that there
was no mechanical problem
that could have contributed
to the incident. “CHP investigators
are in communication
with the Riverside
County District Attorney’s
office regarding the filing
of criminal charges against
Carrillo,” said Darren Meyer,
CHP public information officer.
“The exact violations
and their severity have yet
to be determined.” Meyer
noted that Carrillo had a
valid driver license, but that
he had only held it for 15
days prior to the May 30
incident.
Hemet Unified School
District Trustee Bill Sanborn
confirmed that the three
most seriously injured students
are expected to recover.
Sanborn also noted that
several Hemet High students
from Idyllwild narrowly
escaped injury given their
proximity to the truck’s
destructive path.
As of Monday, June 4,
all but one student have
been released from hospital.
The still hospitalized female
student, a Hemet High
sophomore, remained in serious
condition at Riverside
County Regional Medical
Center. Family members
indicate she is making progress,
according to the CHP
press release.
M a r s h a l l S m i t h
c a n b e r e a c h e d a t
marshall@towncrier.com.
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Mountain Community
Patrol managed
traffic on Highway
243 so the 10K runners
did not have to
stop.
Photo by J.P. Crumrine
During February, Jill Golden (left) and Anita Breuer (far right) of Chotchkes Giftshop in
Idyllwild were in Paris shopping for the store. Accompanying them was Jill’s son Ben (left).
Here they visit Alan Baroux (center right), owner of one of the oldest shops in the Paris Flea
Marche Vernaison.
Photos courtesy of the Chotchkes girls
the official
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This year’s festival is
Aug. 25 & 26, 2012
6,000 programs are distributed
FREE at the festival
4,000 inserted
in the Aug. 16 edition of
the Town Crier.
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659-2145