Bishop, CA News

• Bishop, CA News
• Mule Days volunteers enjoy mutually beneficial relationship
• 2011 a bumper year for Inyo’s ag industry
• Conservancy floating idea of hatchery ownership
• Voters quiz Dist. 5 hopefuls
• Packers granted access to backcountry
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - May 9, 2012
• Board of Ed candidates address local, state issues
• Questions for the District 2 candidates
• Dist. 4 candidates discuss local concerns
• Hot topics in the 5th District
• Pupfish habitat complete, all that’s needed are the fish
• Langley on film, part 2
• Langley on film, part 2
• Manzanar: Honoring the past and future
• Inyo to participate in federal planning
• Langley on film
• Tribe working to preserve native fish speciesv
• DWP making local leadership transition
• ICA Spring 2012 Art Classes
• Meet Connie Conway
• 43rd Manzanar Pilgrimage continues the healing
• County questions L.A.’s latest pumping plan
• Meet the Congressional candidates
• Dist. 2 hopefuls face voters at public forum
• Casino upgrades part of plans to boost local economy
• Local volunteer firefighters now eligible for benefits
• Lone Pine school board begins budget cuts
• Meet the Dist. 4 candidates
• NIH unveiling new facility, upgrades
• Meet the Dist. 5 candidates
• Inyo bracing for influx of prisoners from state
• OV School Board weighs cuts in face of deficit
• Big-rig wreck prompts U.S. 395 closure
• Meet the candidates
• Explore The Eastern Sierra With Master Photographer David Muenchand
• New film fest coming soon to Lone Pine
• Inyo closer to taking over senior services
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - April 9, 2012
• County to weigh new hires, senior services
• Honoring Inyo’s behind-the-scenes lifesavers
• D.A., board in crosshairs of lawsuit
• New law pushing for 75% cut in commercial waste
• ‘Tsunami’ recorded in Death Valley
• Terri Clark out; Uncle Kracker in
• Project to revitalize Bishop’s commercial corridor
• Second home destroyed by second fire in Big Pine
• Home lost, but lives saved
• City to apply for $1.1 million grant on IMACA’s behalf
• SAAM 2012 focuses on prevention
• Bishop teen flying the friendly skies
• A new normal: life a year after the Center Fire
• First-ever celebration of Alabama Hills coming soon
• Lawsuit again targets Sierra’s commercial Wilderness users
• Agencies’ concerns haven’t delayed Digital 395 project
• Wild Iris seeks to educate public about abuse
• Looking for a job is a full-time job
• Deck helps ensure access for handicapped anglers
• Inyo officials seek involvement in new Planning Rule
• Tony Hawk Foundation pushes LP Skate Park closer to groundbreaking
• Bishop grad following his dreams
• 2012 Millpond Music Festival
• Desert search comes to grim end
• City to raise park, sewer fees
• Community invited to help ‘Get This Garden Started’
• City Council OKs Owens Valley’s first dog park
• Discover the History of the Inyo National Forest
• Solar project raises concerns for Inyo
• Popular Earth Day event switching venues in 2012
• Man, 19, charged with attempted murder
• County to pursue idea of consolidated office building
• Popular angling event returns for 45th year
• Youth tackle issues with elected representatives
• Fairgrounds working to save Jr. Livestock Show from state cuts
• Ft. Independence Tribe brings back tradition
• Topaz man found dead in submerged vehicle
• Student earns chance to represent Eastern Sierra in UK
• City Council seeking out voice of youth
• Bringing two worlds together
• Eastern Sierra Photo Workshop With Jerry Dodrill
• Ralston brings message of hope to Inyo County
• Observance raising awareness of problem gambling
• Clean air project proposals far exceed expectations
• Chamber points to optimism among Bishop biz community
• Efforts under way to create a fire-safe Big Pine
• Prudent policy produces healthy bottom line for city
• Supes split on idea of office consolidation
• Putting a face on the fight against cancer
• Ralston to tell tale of survival Tuesday
• River recreation options unveiled in Lone Pine
• County and city agree to combine Nov. elections
• Plaza owners vow to move ahead after tragedy
• Supes to discuss elections, office space and road rehab
• Election deadlines approach for voters and candidates
• Digital 395 Project focusing on jobs
• More concern at Owens Dry Lake
• Utah burglary suspect linked to Inyo County
• Phone scam targeting local residents
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - February 23, 2012
• Inyo moving forward in bid to take over senior services
• Inyo moving forward in bid to take over senior services
• RC Club back on track with new home
• Rediscovering what matters most
• Inyo officials seek way to continue nixed state program
• Supes to get preview of Friday water meeting
• Fond farewells bid to Jill Kinmont Boothe
• Plan for PD expected to save city $80K-plus
• Curtis exhibit coming to a close soon
• Lifelong dreams getting real for Jesse Steele
• County’s mid-year budget outlook cautiously optimistic
• County to weigh budget matters
• Powder day for Mammoth
• Candidate filing period begins today
• Burn projects to continue in Lone Pine
• Jill Kinmont Boothe mourned at 75
• Changes coming to elections
• County unveils new tool in vermin fight
• Inyo supports clean air projects
• Resident nabbed on rape charges
• Councilman Ellis seriously injured
• Conservation project takes strides to preserve access
• Marine’s wife killed in Coleville propane blast
• Inyo leaders to weigh natural gas conversion
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - February 2, 2012
• Conway wants to keep 3-strikes law as it is
• Mixed bag for Bishop businesses in 2011
• BLM hopes to team up with climbers
• Local cops keep crime in check
• 1984 shooter to remain in custody
• Chamber teams up with Mule Days
• Big Pine embarks on learning expedition
• Preparing for Mule Days
• June Primary taking shape
• Add to the discussion
• LP Chamber installs officers for 2012
• City appoints new Administrator
• RC track plans scrapped
• Couple honored for going above and beyond
• Benton gets go-ahead for gym
• Mammoth and Forest Service plan land trade
• New street improvements for Bishop?
• Dr. Andrew Bourne found dead
• Storm brings snow to Owens Valley
• Organizers getting a jump-start on Fair
• Head’s up for downed trees
• Casteel sentenced to ‘time served’
• Budget cuts may cut DV students off from school
• Rehab project fueled by volunteer spirit
• Hoofing it for Hospice
• Upcoming book giveaway will encourage literacy
• Parents put on alert after Sunday incident
• Explore Death Valley With Jack Dykinga
• Community Reads events ongoing through March
• Solar projects have yet to be plugged into SCE grid
• Supes to consider more salary adjustments
• Where is all the snow?
• Incumbents throw their hats back in supervisor ring
• Blake Jones Derby set for St. Patty’s Day
• Big changes on tap at Bishop casino
• Energy-saving efforts meeting with success
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - January 10, 2012
• LADWP sues Mammoth over disputed water rights
• Bishop courthouse gets green light from state
• Mule Days volunteers are in short supply
• Teen sex scandal shakes Mammoth community
• State program to reduce local inmate fire crews
• Thousands of fish dead at Fish Springs
• The Sacred Headwaters Focus Of New Mountain Light Exhibit
• Courts scheduled to discuss charges in local murder case
• Blackrock settlement means less pumping
• Supes choose not to choose sides
• State budget cuts to impact research facility
• Program offering Inyo health care relief
• INF revamps wilderness reservation framework
• 2012 Community Reads selection announced
• New Year ushers in new laws
• Will record-setting Christmas dinner be Center’s last?
• Premium placed on tradition at local Christmas celebration
• Ellis to walk in Rose Parade
• Charges pending related to Big Pine’s Center Fire?
• End in sight for NIH construction project
• DWP, volunteers continue assault on Buckley tules
• DWP, volunteers continue assault on Buckley tules
• Murder suspect pleads not guilty
• DWP consultants offer ideas for river 02 worries
• New leader lined up for Lone Pine School District
• Hidden Hills solar project getting mixed reviews
• City votes to consolidate elections
• Curbside recycling program kicks off in Bishop area
• Helping seniors this holiday season
• LADWP says river project meeting mandates, goals
• Contract award brings Digital 395 closer to reality
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - December 15, 2011
• Homicide suspected in Bishop death
• Proposed RC track kicks up conflicting views
• Youth keep Inyo spellbound
• Land Trust strikes another deal to preserve acreage
• Inyo to part ways with bi-county senior services
• Celestial discovery could bring scientists to Owens Valley
• Cops help kids play Santa for a day
• Wish Tree deadline rapidly approaching
• Film projects finding what they need in Inyo
• Clark coming to Mule Days
• Protestors organize
• City and county to combine elections?
• ‘Nutcracker:’ More than meets the eye
• Grant programs take aim at improving air quality
• Stuff-A-Bus food drive event in Bishop today
• High winds prompt burn ban, health advisories
• Class helps students help town’s economy
• K-9 officer credited with early Saturday drug bust
• Christmas cheer coming to Bishop park
• Fire Chief says some aid may be a liability
• Mammoth expects economic boost
• Public Works projects to bring changes to Bishop
• PD moves towards greater transparency
• Festival a celebration of talent, quirks & fruitcake
• Making a difference this holiday
• New holiday tradition in works for LP
• Shopping locally: thinking outside the big-box store
• Changes coming to Tri-County Fairgrounds
• Skate park in the works for Lone Pine
• Dust storm, crashes close U.S. 395
• Supes must OK any county road included in Adventure Trails system
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - November 17, 2011
• Labor of love: Bishop Bean back in business
• City, county to work out Hanby parcel details
• Wish Trees sprout throughout Inyo next week
• County funds $100K in project grants
• Turning feedback into greenbacks
• BP Tribe planning travel plaza
• Salvation Army gears up for holidays
• Developers say water holding up project
• Quintet rescued in Death Valley
• Scholarships to Cerro Coso now available
• Residents floating their own sewer rate proposal
• Supes split over Inyo film commish contract
• A few good women
• Community recovery effort reaches second year
• Mammoth anticipates big opening weekend
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - November 2, 2011
• Adventure Trails focus shifts to public outreach
• Postal Service opts to close Darwin office
• City budget projections may be too ‘optimistic’
• Youths suspected in felony bus vandalism
• City hosting day-long Halloween soiree
• Bishop’s success stories going online
• Public asked to weigh in on latest mobility document
• Chalfant man in jail after ammo incident
• Hills bill likely to be stand-alone
• Implementation of Travel Mngt. Plan raising eyebrows
• Owens Valley Camp welcomes new division chief
• What rules should DWP pump plan be held to?
• McAteer using technology as tool to strengthen ties
• Autumn Specials From Mountain Light Photography
• County doles out grants-in-support funding
• Alabama Hills group staying on top of bill
• IMACA facing change and challenges
• Calif. man missing in Buttermilks?
• Local firefighters honored
• Inyo Council for the Arts News - October 14, 2011
• Search and Rescue going non-stop
• Supes’ well field concerns linger
• No longer ‘no girls allowed’
• Future looks bright for Cottonwood Plaza
• Feds fund hands-on emergency training
• Governor approves dual use roads pilot
• Cancer group’s annual fundraiser fast approaching
• Predictions call for another wet winter
• Community asked to unite against domestic violence
• Community asked to unite against domestic violence
• Community asked to unite against domestic violence
• First responders in spotlight
• Fruits of grant to be unveiled at fundraiser
• County looking for more muscle in mussel fight
• LADWP crews accidentally started fire south of Big Pine
• Community unites in name of recovery
• Public gardens growing in popularity
• Wild Iris launches month-long campaign
• Film Fest packed with plenty for locals in 2011
• Retired Naval capt. returns to his roots
• Sierra blazes fully contained
• Show and shine in Bishop this weekend
• Safety concerns met with no-parking zones
• ICA Newsletter For Eastern Sierra Arts Lovers - September 27, 2011
• Winter food donations sought
• Intellectual freedoms celebrated
• Bishop invited to help ‘Thrill the World’
• Bishop invited to help ‘Thrill the World’
• Celebrate recovery Sept. 30
• Grant will help preserve Tribe’s Cultural Center
• Firms invited to get in line for Digital 395 jobs
• Inyo-Mono tours being offered
• Cultural festival returns to Bishop Reservation
• Scott receives Gov.’s Medal of Valor
• Tecopa losing its post office?
• Impending road work sparks concern for ancient burial sites
• Grants awarded for water projects in Inyo and Mono
• Adventure Trails bill on governor’s desk
• Caltrans’ Olancha/Cartago decision a balancing act
• Big Pine fire contained at 5,000-plus acres
• Fire scorches 2,000 acres south of Big Pine
• Blood drive in Bishop
• Millpond Music Festival kicks off 20th year Friday
• City: truck route one of several ideas
• A safer community, but with no commerce?
• City holding open house on transportation plan update
• Supes split over Bishop office space
• U.S. troops still need support from home
• ‘We will never forget …’
• Good Ole Days returning to Inyo
• Reno med students in need of local board
• 9/11 commemoration in Big Pine Sunday
• Mammoth Hospital moving in
• Keeping the stories of 9/11 alive
• Mountain Light 2012 Workshops
• Hester Lake saga to be subject of new book
• Cops crack down on illegal activity at river
• Land deal preserves critical deer habitat
• Bishop, Indy court projects proceed
• Final report on Center Fire now in Inyo D.A.’s hands
• Caldwell named interim city manager
• ESTA rolling out fare and route changes
• Search for resident comes to grim end
• Tragedy claims life of Half Dome climber
• 9/11 memorial event planned in Big Pine
• County repeals solar amendment under threat of Sierra Club suit
• Another supermarket strike imminent?
• Back to School for Bishop - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Should Inyo County take on more debt?
• Farmers Market still expanding in Bishop
• Back to school time for Inyo’s youth
• County pushes for Indy courthouse build to begin
• County begins budget talks
• Deployed medics care for, bond with soldiers
• Inyo joins four Nevada counties in land search
• Supes OK building at Bishop dump
• Fair exhibitor entry forms due this week
• County leaders enter zoning talks
• One year later, the healing continues
• Mountain Light Photography Fall Workshops
• City boss steps down 10 months in
• Hangar fee hike would apply to all county airports
• Lion Fire grows to 20,166 acres
• Inyo to protect ESTA motor pool
• ‘Super load’ en route to Inyo
• Thieves on the tops of mountains
• ESTA slowed by economy
• Rising rodeo stars get a lift
• Educating Inyo’s frontline tourist service providers
• Forest Service closes area campgrounds, cuts hours
• Smoke lifting as fire officials gather input
• A gathering place
• ESLT program targets Owens Valley visitors
• Smoke from West Side fire raises residents’ ire
• Adopt-A-Creek has planted its last Alpers
• If you make it, bake it or grow it, the Fair wants it
• City studies mobility in Bishop
• Los Lobos to close out Millpond festival
• Opposition to Trails bill comes from SoCal
• Inyo County turning heads at State Fair
• County upholds Coso Geo decision
• Fundraiser planned for local cancer victim
• Local girls hope to dance in Idaho pow wow
• Implementation of Travel Management Plan begins
• Waiver would benefit Big Pine residents rebuilding after fire
• USDA offering farm aid for 2009 losses
• County, courts hammer out new service contract
• Buttermilk area in need of ‘facilities’?
• Teen follows his dreams to Julliard
• Inyo County balks at DWP pumping totals
• Residents aid ailing veteran
• Deputy attacked by dog while investigating bomb threat
• Accounting for the sales tax decrease
• Junior Livestock Show returns
• Illegal road-building in Pine Creek area?
• Finding their bliss
• Dual immersion program marks 10 years
• Park Service plans bike paths for DV
• Adventure Trails System bill gaining momentum
• Gift of life
• Local Marine preparing to deploy
• Coast to coast
• Coso’s credit rating downgraded
• The show will go on
• County seeking input on district boundaries
• A life lost: Rambeau’s family speaks out
• Caltech’s valley site in line for more ‘ears’
• Bishop hosts successful state high school rodeo finals
• No state budget equals no pay for lawmakers
• County seat celebrating ‘Passport to Freedom’
• Is there room in Inyo for big solar?
• New watch dogs lined up for Inyo County
• ‘Happy Days’ are coming soon
• Comment sought on bighorn sheep plan
• Ceremony honors sheriff’s personnel
• Fabulous Friday Art Walk In Downtown Bishop
• Early Bird Deal on 2011 Millpond Music Festival Ends June 30th, 2011
• Inyo officials decide where to spend road funds
• Council weighs mixed bag
• Relief still coming for Big Pine fire victims
• Inyo sheriff’s deputy honored for heroism
• Local church group on relief mission in Japan
• Big Pine Schools eye energy, cash savings
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - June 9, 2011
• Casteel to answer to embezzlement charges?
• County opts to hike airport hangar fees
• Blackrock wellfield site of field trip
• Lions Club volunteers complete 100th project
• Inyo’s Ag industry sees $2.5 million increase
• LePlat given 15 years to life for Rambeau murder
• Trails system moving along
• Lone Pine man busted for looting ancient site
• In pursuit of his dreams
• Drunken ‘car surfing’ ends in injury, arrest
• A mending wall: Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Bishop
• Local youth reaching for the stars with help of science
• DWP defends its latest pump plan
• Friendship Ctr. relying on kindness of strangers
• Time to get ready for the runoff
• Blaze breaks out west of Bishop
• Broadband survey deadline extended
• Film Fest featuring full lineup in 2011
• Klondike open 7 days a week this summer
• Bishop High students win History Day contest
• Bishop Care Center sued for alleged neglect
• Mule Days issues statement regarding EHV-1
• Equine virus outbreak causes stir
• Local McDonald’s restaurants earn Central Calif. ethics award
• Local CHP adds fresh new face to its ranks
• Future of fireworks show up in the air
• 10th Anniversary in Bishop
• More cowbell coming to Tri-County Fair
• Fiesta marks 10 years
• A new and improved hatchery
• Citizens invited to comment on NFS plan
• Local tribe, volunteers purchase fire equipment
• Bishop talks transportation
• Future uncertain for local business, youth hangout
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - May 5, 2011
• Louis LePlat found guilty of second-degree murder
• Almaguer sentenced to 60-years to life
• LORP comes back to life
• South Lake fishing should be prime this season
• Fee going up at local landfills
• Pilgrimage returns Saturday
• Tangled web in D.A.’s Office?
• Supes not on board submitting TEA grant request
• Fire Safe Council working to make LP safe from fire
• Fishing may still go on at South Lake this spring
• Elizabeth Carmel to Instruct MLP Workshop
• Death Valley wildflowers at their peak
• County, LADWP celebrate long-awaited airport lease
• Survey targets local Internet use, needs
• Center Fire probe continues
• Council honors Bishop treasure, hears from AAPL
• Pilgrimage to honor civil rights pioneers
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - April 12, 2011
• Survey says … residents would prefer higher dump fee to tax hike
• Community Garden taking root in Independence
• Zoning issue sparks concern about homeless
• Coronor makes positive ID on remains
• Dam work to start soon
• Traffic stop yields pounds of pot
• Earth Day fete to focus on a self-sustaining Bishop
• Nationwide health rankings a ‘tool’ for IDing local problems
• Financial aid sought for terminal cancer patient
• County fireworks ban shot down
• Feds step in with disaster loans for BP
• Verdict reached in murder case
• Retired county clerk honored with lasting gift
• Investigators working to ID remains found in Death Valley
• First-ever beer fest coming to Bishop
• Couple nabbed for drug trafficking
• McAteer puts vocational emphasis on ROP courses
• Millpond Music Festival Tickets on Sale April 1st, 2011
• Mentors needed in Inyo County
• Alabama Hills group honored
• ICA Newsletter for Eastern Sierra Arts Lovers - March 24, 2011
• Big Pine relief efforts grow, get organized
• Fire personnel search for hot spots, cause
• Beloved Bishop dynamo celebrating 90th birthday
• Residents invited to help in Big Pine relief effort
• Fire destroys 19 homes in Big Pine
• Fire prompts evacuations in Big Pine
• Nuclear disaster in Japan a threat to Eastern Sierra?
• Local land trust earns national recognition
• New forest boss selected
• Eastern Sierra tradition returns for 44th year
• County trying to dig up input on dump deficit options
• Suspected bank robber nabbed outside of Bishop
• New art center gives Tribal youth a place to ‘stand up’ for their future
• BIA directs Timbisha to hold a new election
• Proposed cuts threaten local services
• Suspected repeat sex offender behind bars
• Griffiths, Ellis take city seats
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - March 8, 2011
• Ellis, Griffiths take Bishop City Council seats
• Students required to get whooping cough vaccine
• City to celebrate Arbor Week with special ceremony
• Day of decision arrives in City Council contest
• PD’s new second-in- command a familiar face
• Museum lines up acclaimed act for annual fete
• Where there’s smoke … there are complaints
• New community center in offing for LP?
• Attempted late-night burglary lands two behind bars
• Council candidates make final appeal
• Study examines OV School’s lapsation options
• Surveying the Sierra snowpack
• State’s silence on funding causes local budget concerns
• Forest Service planning now for future planning efforts
• Donate blood, save a life
• Police planning DUI checkpoint
• Accused arsonist sentenced to time served, 5 years of probation
• Accused arsonist sentenced to time served, 5 years of probation
• Team effort led to new rodeo contract
• Human remains found in desert near Nevada
• High profile cases return to court
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - February 15, 2011
• American Legion ‘adopts’ local veterans
• Students giving voice to centuries’ old library of literary treasures
• IMACA to gather input on need in low-income sector
• Bocce Ball course opens at Bishop City Park
• Coso groundwater study completed
• ICE to use biometrics to track criminal aliens
• Wenzel pleads guilty to Stolen Valor charges
• $500 reward offered for info on burglary
• Future of Cottonwood Plaza looks promising
• Cultures converging in Indy
• Bishop’s back in the saddle again
• Can Adopt-A-Creek stay afloat for 2011 season?
• Bishop leaks $162 million
• Connie Conway named Legislator of the Year
• Recalls issued every day; few impact Eastern Sierra consumers
• NatGeo seeks to highlight Southern Sierra attractions
• Film shoots bring renewed opportunity for residents
• Protecting land in perpetuity comes with tax incentive
• Mental health of murder suspect being questioned
• Backcountry stewards to hold annual fundraiser
• Child care specialists spearhead effort to aid local senior citizens
• Mammoth not alone in its dismay over court decision
• Andria Witmer takes wheel at Bishop CHP
• Bishop Reservation housing project nearing completion
• Blum – Wesley this time – headed for Sacramento
• Former city administrator easing into role as county supervisor
• Town of Mammoth lands in hot water with loss of Hot Creek appeal
• Third Annual Community Reads kicks off Thursday
• Coso completes first year of Hay Ranch pumping
• Hugelman wins case against Town of Mammoth Lakes
• Local Native dancers take fancy footwork, culture to Rose Parade
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - January 6, 2011
• Health benefit costs rise for non-union county employees
• Flood damage in Southeast Inyo still being assessed
• City’s newest leader keeping close eye on budget in 2011
• Arson suspect wins appeal of court order
• Grant to help fund new project at Manzanar
• From the heart
• A quiet Christmas in Inyo
• Airport an invaluable resource
• Avoiding household fires this winter
• Aid still available for first-time homebuyers
• The Hills have ayes
• Carter appointed new chief of police
• tate IDs Bishop as prime courthouse site
• Local high school grad smokes competition in LP ‘Shoot-Out’
• Ready, set, spell
• OVC plans to step up its watch-dog efforts
• Missing Whitney hiker found dead
• Lone Pine tradition honors unsung heroes
• Disaster drill puts Southern Inyo first-responders to test
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - November 30, 2010
• Holiday Promotions - Great Gift Ideas from Mountain Light Photography!
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - November 19, 2010
• Inyo Council for the Arts Newsletter - October 21, 2010
• Bishop Mule Day 2011
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - September 9, 2010
• 19th Annual Millpond Music Festival
• Fabulous Friday In Downtown Bishop!
• Fabulous Fridays
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - July 14, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - June 29, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - June 22, 2010
• Marc Atkinson Trio Live In Concert At ICA
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - June 4, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - May 21, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - May 5, 2010
• Mountain Light Photography News - April 27, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts Newsletter - April 15, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - March 30, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - March 12, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - February 26, 2010
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - February 1, 2010
• Love is in the Air at Mountain Light Gallery
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - January 13, 2010
• Mountain Light Gallery Newsletter - November 23, 2009
• Inyo Council For The Arts October 2009 Calendar Listings
• Mountain Light Gallery Newsletter - August 31, 2009
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - August 27, 2009
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - August 11, 2009
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - July 23, 2009
• Mountain Light Newsletter - July 2009
• Inyo Council For The Arts News - June 19, 2009
• Mountain Light Newsletter - May 2009
• Inyo Council for the Arts News - Celebration of Life for Jeffrey Scott
• More Art Happenings in the Eastern Sierra
• Mountain Light Newsletter - February 2009
• Inyo Council for the Arts Update February 2009
• Call for Entries: Workshop Participants' Exhibit
• Watch Online: The Genius of Photography
• Mountain Light Holiday Sale!
• Inyo Council for the Arts News Letter - July 17, 2008
• Bishop Mule Day
• FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -
• 3-Day Workshop With Jack Dykinga
• 3-Day Workshop
• Photographic Workshop
• Galen Rowell: Retrospective Exhibit

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