by News Staff | Nov 13, 2009 | Past Posts
It is with a mixture of sorrow, hope and wonder that I share with you the news that Karma, our beautiful Red-tailed Hawk, ambassador and friend, took off during his flight session on Thursday, November 5. There has been no sight or sign of him since, despite...
by News Staff | Nov 13, 2009 | Past Posts
Human remains found in a remote southern part of Death Valley have spurred a search effort that appears tied to the disappearance of four German tourists in 1996.The Inyo Sheriffs Department, Inyo Search and Rescue, the Inyo County Coroner and National Park Service...
by News Staff | Nov 13, 2009 | Past Posts
This Saturday, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area staff plans to dedicate a ski run to famous Eastside resident Andrea Meade Lawrence. Lawrence was known for her political work and activism in the Eastern Sierra, but she was also a legendary ski racer who won two gold medals...
by News Staff | Nov 13, 2009 | Past Posts
Instead of shooting them or leaving them in neighborhoods, why can’t the Department of Fish and Game relocate problem bears to other areas? Some Mammoth residents have posed that question. When a story in the Los Angeles Times reported the relocation of a bear...
by News Staff | Nov 13, 2009 | Past Posts
Faye Dixon of Bishop told Sierra Wave that her 16-year-old son, Christopher Clark is missing from a group home in Yucaipa, California. She believes he is mostly heading home to Bishop. Ms. Dixon asked that if anyone sees him to please call her at 760-920-4078 or...
by News Staff | Nov 13, 2009 | Past Posts
A group of Mt. San Antonio College students spent a fun day in Mammoth Lakes last week-end. They met Steve Searles and went on a nature hike. Later they visited Manzanar Historic Site. On the way home the driver of the van tried to pass a semi-truck. A terrible...
