by News Staff | Dec 18, 2007 | Bureaucrat Beat
BUREAUCRAT BEAT 12-18-07 We hunkered down in the Bureaucrat Beat newsroom last night to study current news and ponder the oddities of life when we came across an account of the recent climate talks in Indonesia. We were mortified to discover that the U.S. delegates to...
by News Staff | Dec 18, 2007 | Past Posts
Monday night while many sports fans were watching Monday Night Football, the real action was unfolding in Independence. At the beautiful Winnedumah Hotel, fans of the Fruitcake kicked off the third annual Independence Fruitcake Festival. Those that have never attended...
by News Staff | Dec 18, 2007 | Past Posts
Mammoth Police carefully investigated and arrested a San Jose man at Lakanuki Bar late one night. That man has now posted bail and is pending a court arraignment. 28 year old Michael Louis Galindo of San Jose faces charges of possession of and transportation of...
by News Staff | Dec 18, 2007 | Past Posts
As promised, snow hit hard today. The heaviest weather blew into Mono County with wet, heavy snowfall causing two big rigs to veer off the highway. In one case, the truck jackknifed around Deadman’s Curve between Mammoth Lakes and June Lake. Shortly after these...
by News Staff | Dec 18, 2007 | Past Posts
A holiday story of a heart beat for a man who apparently suffered a heart attack and was dying. Mammoth Police said that Sgt. Marc Moscowitz and Officer Doug Hornbeck heard a radio call of a man down without a pulse at Whiskey Creek in Mammoth. They rushed to the...
