by News Staff | Sep 16, 2010 | Past Posts
Even as police prepared to destroy a problem bear in the Lakes Basin, officials of Fish and Game, the Forest Service and Mammoth’s Police Chief sat down in Bishop for a meeting. Chief Dan Watson said they were all notified that the bear would be put down during...
by News Staff | Sep 16, 2010 | Past Posts
What’s Bocce? It’s not billiards, not shuffle board, not bowling – but kind of in between somewhere, and some say it’s the fastest growing sport right now. Local artist Skandar loves Bocce and convinced the City of Bishop to give it a go....
by News Staff | Sep 16, 2010 | Past Posts
As the number of hungry people, many who have lost jobs, grows, food donations become ever more important. Inyo-Mono Advocates for Community Action and the Salvation Army officials expressed their disappointment when Vons Corporate headquarters axed the grocery...
by News Staff | Sep 16, 2010 | Past Posts
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power will buy another 100 Owens Valley acres. The Bell property along Oak Creek has sold to DWP for a reported amount close to $4 million. When the potential land sale came up months ago, some citizens expressed concerns about...
by News Staff | Sep 16, 2010 | Past Posts
A year ago, the Inyo District Attorney filed charges against four people in connection with a fight at Rusty’s Bar in Bishop. Two Mammoth Police Officers faced disturbing the peace charges in this case. District Attorney Art Maillet refused to provide KSRW with...
by News Staff | Sep 16, 2010 | Past Posts
Last Friday marked the end of the fixed bus routes in Bishop. Eastern Sierra Transit Authority did come up with an alternative to help the many riders of the fixed routes still get around. Jill Batchelder of ESTA said that the new system, called Checkpoint Dial-A-Ride...
