by News Staff | May 28, 2008 | Past Posts
Will three new hydro electric projects work in Inyo-Mono? Two people from Davis and Fair Oaks, California, will give it a try. Kelley Sackheim and Richard Ely have filed applications with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to build hydro plants here. One of the...
by News Staff | May 28, 2008 | Past Posts
Nearly 2 years ago, Mono Sheriff's deputies and other law enforcement arrested Mario Lozano who was hiding out at a home in the Crowley area. He was wanted by El Dorado County in the shooting death of Kacie Barron, daughter of Bishop's Lee Barron. A jury...
by News Staff | May 28, 2008 | Past Posts
Another issue for the future of our mountainous region – what will climate change do? A reminder that a major climate conference will unfold in the Eastern Sierra in November, but registration is underway now. The University of CA White Mountain Research...
by News Staff | May 27, 2008 | Past Posts
The big news of the Memorial Day holiday? The weather. Sweltering heat transformed into winter again with snow in Mammoth Lakes. The snowfall ruined a number of planned outdoor events but a foot of fresh snow did extend ski season for another week. Mammoth Mountain...
by News Staff | May 27, 2008 | Past Posts
With the cost of fuel through the roof and just about everything else, will the public want to vote in a new tax in Mammoth Lakes? Those in support of Measure R believe they will. John Wentworth of Mammoth, instrumental in Measure R’s placement on the ballot,...