History Alive! Chautauqua Performs Saturday, July 24
July 22, 2010 by Cathy Herrick
Filed under Big Bear Events, Current News
Big Bear Lake, CA, July 22, 2010, 1:39pm – A traditional Old Miner’s celebration continues this weekend marking the 11th anniversary of the History Alive! Chautauqua programs presented by the Friends of the Library. As in the past, a historical character will be featured and acted out so the audience can get to know the character portrayed. This year, the highlight will be on Charles Fletcher Lummis, journalist, Indian activist, historian, photographer, poet and librarian. He will be acted out by Dr. Daniel K. Lewis of Cal Poly Pomona, a San Bernardino native who has presented dozens of Chautauqua programs locally and nationally. History Alive! Chautauqua will be held this Saturday, July 24th beginning at 7pm at the Summit Christian Fellowship Church at 41930 Garstin Drive in Big Bear Lake. A reception will follow at the Big Bear Library. The event is free.
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Cathy Herrick has been with KBHR since it's inception after moving to Big Bear in 1995 with her husband, Rick, to build and operate the radio station. As Vice-President and Operations Director, in addition to writing news stories, she also handles the daily operations of the station.
