by News Staff | Feb 23, 2011 | Past Posts
Serious drainage and sewer problems in the area of Elm St. and North Third in Bishop led to major street projects that required the removal of 19 big, old trees. Elm St., beautifully tree-lined, saw the Joe Benigno Tree Service out of Carson City come in Wednesday to...
by News Staff | Feb 23, 2011 | Past Posts
PETS of the WEEK – February 23, 2011 SONIA is a beautiful and friendly Siamese/Tortoiseshell mix with spectacular blue eyes. She is quite the cuddler and will make someone a fantastic feline companion. VALENTINE is a darling black and white shorthaired neutered...
by News Staff | Feb 23, 2011 | Past Posts
Eastside This Week Woolly’s Winter CarnivalCanyon LodgeMammoth Mountain Ski Area Friday – Sunday, February 25th – 27th Carnival games Snowmobile rides Woolly’s igloo – see where Woolly hangs his ski cap! Face painting TP Village Music...
by News Staff | Feb 23, 2011 | Past Posts
In case you had not noticed, flu season has reached a peak. Eastern Sierra Public Health Officer, Dr. Rick Johnson sent out information to say influenza surveillance systems in the U.S. began to detect an increase of flu in mid-December which continued to increase...
by News Staff | Feb 23, 2011 | Past Posts
Early Friday afternoon, the Bishop Fire Department responded to heavy smoke at a Dixon lane mobile home. Conditions were gusty and brought a full response of 5 trucks with additional assistance from the California Highway Patrol and Bishop Police. Initial...
by News Staff | Feb 23, 2011 | Past Posts
This week, the Mammoth Town Council will likely hire an Interim Town Manager to start to work next week. Mammoth Public Works Director Ray Jarvis currently functions as the Acting Town Manager. Jarvis said that the Council is “close to getting a deal done. The...
