by News Staff | Jan 21, 2011 | Past Posts
Eastside This Week Gallery ShowNative American Artists andNative American Themed Art Now through March 11th Inyo Council for the Arts presentsNative American Basket Weaving Demonstration andDiscussion, film showing & book signing with Lucy Parker Tuesday, January...
by News Staff | Jan 21, 2011 | Past Posts
Lots of changes in the important Public Works Department of Inyo. The director will leave at the end of the month and the deputy director will leave too. Inyo County Administrator Kevin Carunchio confirmed that Director Ted Pederson will retire effective the end of...
by News Staff | Jan 21, 2011 | Past Posts
Still not ready to say yes to more police officers, the Mammoth Town Council once more postponed a decision on Police Chief Dan Watson’s request to fill positions. Councilman Matthew Lehman was not there Wednesday night and fellow council members finally decided...
by News Staff | Jan 21, 2011 | Past Posts
A call that initially reported a room fire at the Westin Hotel in Mammoth Lakes brought dozens of firefighters to that location. They found heavy smoke on three floors and after a lot of work discovered that an overheated boiler flue pipe had caused all of the smoke....
by News Staff | Jan 20, 2011 | Past Posts
Mono Sheriff’s deputies arrested two June Lake men on allegations of intent to sell marijuana. According to officers, Tuesday, January 18th, deputies stopped a vehicle traveling in what they described as an erratic manner, David Cruz, 32 northbound on Highway...
by News Staff | Jan 20, 2011 | Past Posts
AT&T still rankles the populus here in the Eastern Sierra with its missed calls, problematic service and unreachable officials. Mono Supervisor Hap Hazard had gone to bat for the public and leaned on AT&T officials for response to problems. Supervisor Hazard...
