by News Staff | Sep 2, 2009 | Past Posts
Inyo Sheriff’s officers have arrested five men in connection with what they described as a “vicious assault” on Lone Pine resident, 29-year-old Ryan Armstrong, who suffered serious injuries including a broken jaw, fractured vertebrae, six fractured...
by News Staff | Sep 2, 2009 | Past Posts
After weeks of bureaucratic hang-ups from the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development, Northern Inyo Hospital got a building permit and actually started construction of the new hospital building.Work crews have started with the drilling and creation of...
by News Staff | Sep 1, 2009 | Past Posts
The Citizens’ Budget Committee and others in Mammoth Lakes have talked about the need to restructure Town government. With a string of funding cuts, things can’t go on as they have.Tonight, the Town Council will once more talk about the new fiscal year...
by News Staff | Sep 1, 2009 | Past Posts
Budget time for local bureaucrats does not equal a pleasant experience this year. Most just don’t have enough money to do things as they’ve always been done. In fact, Inyo County’s Administrator has compared this year’s budget experience to the...
by News Staff | Sep 1, 2009 | Past Posts
They’re winners. The Inyo County exhibit at the California State Fair in Sacramento and the people who put it all together. Rich and Kathy White of Independence spearheaded the work that led to the gold-ribbon-winning exhibit.The Whites built the exhibit on the...
by News Staff | Sep 1, 2009 | Past Posts
Inyo National Forest Supervisor Jim Upchurch has reached a decision on the issue of how to manage dirt roads and vehicle trails. Considering how acrimonius discussions of forest roads have been in the past, so far the plan has been received well. Despite the fact that...
