by News Staff | Jan 12, 2011 | Past Posts
Inyo Water Director Bob Harrington The new members of the Inyo Water Commission will face an old story – the fight to control the Department of Water and Power’s groundwater pumps in the Owens Valley. The topic remains in talks between Inyo and DWP staff....
by News Staff | Jan 12, 2011 | Past Posts
With mostly state money, the City of Bishop will improve two streets. Crews will remove and repave North Third and Short Streets with improved drainage, sewer function, curbs, gutters and sidewalks. At their meeting Monday night, the City Council awarded the nearly $1...
by News Staff | Jan 11, 2011 | Past Posts
Conway Ranch in October suffered under severe cold in December. Another casualty of the severe weather last month – Conway Ranch and Alpers Trout. Tim Alpers confirmed that he lost thousands of trout – both rainbows and Lahontan cutthroats. Two diversions...
by News Staff | Jan 11, 2011 | Past Posts
We in the Eastern Sierra have known about Mammoth’s bad news – the $30 million court judgment that failed an appeal and Reporter Louis Sahagun traveled to Mammoth Lakes for the story. the specter of potential municipal bankruptcy. Now, everyone else knows...
by News Staff | Jan 8, 2011 | Past Posts
The more than $30 million Hot Creek judgment against the Town of Mammoth leaves a large question mark over the future. Town leaders have asked the public not to panic and to wait for developments. Mammoth Mountain CEO Rusty Gregory said he is disappointed in the...
by News Staff | Jan 8, 2011 | Past Posts
For John Teller and his family and friends, tears of joy spilled unabashedly on Friday. (l-r) John Teller with parents Karl Teller and Debbie Teller, co-owners of Mammoth Chevron Teller, a 27-year-old Mammoth Lakes resident, won his first career World Cup ski cross...
