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Becky Clark
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Co-publisher and Editor, Idyllwild Town Crier
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Newspapers, Transition from Print to Digital Paywalls, College Journalism, Journalism Education, News Websites
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Content
By Becky Clark Verified| Medium@ Becky Clark·Follow2 min read·--The Falklands’ local newspaper, Penguin News, recently ran a flash fiction competition for stories under 250 words. Here is my contribution. Anybody else want to have a go at some microfiction? I will start by saying that all I wanted was to make a little money and have a little fun. Tourists never do any research, just step off their boat expecting penguins and a visit to the pub. Britain, upside down. They don’t care about what’s really true.
By Becky Clark Verified, JP Crumrine Verified| Idyllwild Town Crier Verified By JP CrumrineCorrespondentAnother rainstorm approached Southern California Friday and over the Easter weekend. While most of the previous storms have dropped some rain on the San Jacinto Mountains, the 2024 winter has not been as wet as a year ago. But this storm could bring 2 to 2.5 inches of rain by Easter or just as likely a foot of snow.
By Becky Clark Verified| Medium@ Becky Clark·Follow2 min read·--The Falklands’ local newspaper, Penguin News, recently ran a flash fiction competition for stories under 250 words. Here is my contribution. Anybody else want to have a go at some microfiction? I will start by saying that all I wanted was to make a little money and have a little fun. Tourists never do any research, just step off their boat expecting penguins and a visit to the pub. Britain, upside down. They don’t care about what’s really true.
Company Info
Idyllwild Town Crier
The Town Crier has been serving Idyllwild-area residents with quality news since 1946, when Ernie and Betty Maxwell established the newspaper. We were the first California weekly to go online in 1995 and have been publishing on the web since. We are the best, and often the only, source for breaking news, government coverage and arts and entertainment news for our mountain community. We serve a small, close-knit community with regards to vital information, but also provide visitor information for the many tourists who come to our scenic mountains every day. Idyllwild is unique, in that it has four seasons and feels distant from the hustle and bustle of the surrounding metropolises, such as Los Angeles and San Diego. We are located about a mile high and an hour from Palm Springs and Riverside. We're a two hour drive from San Diego and about three hours from Los Angeles. In addition to the weekly newspaper and daily online news site, we publish a regular visitor-oriented magazine. We also partner with local organizations to publish the official programs for Idyllwild's main events, such as Jazz in the Pines and the Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema.
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Founded: 1946