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Autoette permit rules to change

The City Council on Tuesday, Dec. 4, directed staff to draft new language to clarify the Avalon code dealing with autoette permits. The decision came...

Wedding bells for Dunlavy-Gjolme

Kristi Lynn Dunlavy and Christian Andreas Gjolme were married on Nov. 17 at 3 p.m. at The “M” by Zest on Catalina Island.   Family...

Pet of the week: Django

Django doesn’t seem to know he’s a dog. He seems to think he’s a human child—he loves to play with kids. You will most likely...

Veterinarian Richard Denney called ‘a Catalina treasure’

Unfortunately, by the time this article is printed I will have moved back to my home in Utah. I did not want to leave...

Mysterious Island: Remembering Catalina’s fallen World War II heroes

On Feb. 20, 1941, the Catalina Islander began a weekly column that listed all of the Avalon residents who were serving in the armed...

Toy Store is a family affair

Shortly after Avalon School lets out in the afternoon these days, you can bet your disposable income on a bunch of kids flocking to...

Deputy Dorkface author Janison coming to Avalon

Author Kevin Janison, creator of the Deputy Dorkface series, will visit the school library on Monday, Dec. 3. Janison will perform three presentations for grades...

Mysterious Island: Natalie Wood

Thirty-one years ago this month, the body of Hollywood legend Natalie Wood was discovered in the chill November waters of Isthmus Harbor.  This week’s...

Catalina Film Festival launches Institute workshops

Ron Truppa, founder of the Catalina Film Festival said he and his team are celebrating another successful milestone. The Festival launched the inaugural Catalina Film...

Saturday is 19th Annual Shop at Home Night on Catalina

Shop At Home Night kicks off with a tree lighting ceremony on the Wrigley Stage on the waterfront in Avalon at 5 p.m. on...
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