Mammoth Lakes, CA News

• Mammoth Lakes, CA News
• High level resignations put spotlight on public works department
• Local helps students, adults learn to stop bullying
• Firewood available in June Lake
• Local wind energy proposals withdrawn
• Steve Searles expresses concern over shut down facilities in Lakes Basin
• Town Council adopts trails master plan
• County jails forced to take state prison inmates
• Bear mauling rumor is just that, rumor
• Man may have been missing in Buttermilk area since July
• Redistricting forces Hansen out of hometown
• Wild Iris fundraiser at Mono Inn Oct. 26
• Recreation implementation strategy approved
• If state fails, others will bail out Mono Lake
• Forest Service announces snowmobile crossing decision, Sierra Nevada red fox involved
• Several roads closed, winter storm warning in effect until 5 p.m. today
• Belly Up to Mammoth Mountain This Season!
• June Lake man, Chuck Daily, dies Tuesday
• Man who stole thousands worth of equipment from local campgrounds finally arrested
• Bridgeport area fire grows to 1,200 acres, now 20 percent contained
• Mammoth Elementary celebrates big jump in test scores
• Poverty rises in Mono County
• What's Up, Up Here? All the news and gossip for Sept. 23-29
• United makes it official: non-stop winter flights from San Diego, Orange County and expanded service from SFO
• Vons workers settle with company. Strike averted
• A 74-year-old backpacker breaks leg in the backcountry - Search and Rescue haul him out
• What's Up, Up Here? All the news and gossip for Sept. 16-22
• Big Pine Fire at 2,000 acres, no threat to life or structures so far
• One Mammoth man dead, another seriously injured in Wyoming crash
• CORRECTION
• Possible flashfloods this afternoon
• Mono Lake rescue ends well
• Two Mammoth youth arrested on suspicion of arson
• Bridgeport area campgrounds begin to close this week, fall hours for ranger station
• Irvine resident dies after Labor Day skateboard accident in Mammoth
• Three bears slaughtered in June Lake
• A thousand-inch winter? Really?
• What's Up, Up Here? All the news and gossip for Aug. 26 - Sept. 1
• Another death in Yosemite, after climber falls off face of Half Dome
• Back to School for Mammoth Lakes - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• What happens next with Bodie Hills?
• Mammoth View Project: Our first geothermal hotel
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for Aug. 12-18
• Town Council swats down Development Impact Fees, but only for one year
• Bodie Hills resolution dies in county supervisors' chambers
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for Aug. 5-11
• Bodie Hills, redistricting go to supervisors today; meeting accessible in Mammoth
• Nation's wilderness study areas, including Bodie, in local crosshairs Tuesday
• Commissioners gather in grand sit-down. 'Resort Investment' plan on the table
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for July 29-Aug. 3
• Skeptical Council gets look at Lehman's Economic Stimulus Package
• UPDATE: How the three hikers at Vernal Fall in Yosemite tumbled to their deaths
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for July 22-28
• 'World's Most Traveled Man' to present slide show
• UPDATE: Three presumed dead after falling over Vernal Falls Tuesday
• Possible drowning(s) close Mist Trail in Yosemite
• Crowley cell tower appeal Tuesday evening
• Planned power outages will affect small areas of Mammoth July 21
• Mono County wind project has few supporters
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip from Mammoth, July 15-21
• Smoky skies due to Sequoia wilderness fire
• One wind project withdrawn, one still on table
• Valentine Reserve's popular summer talks still have some openings this week
• Officer Tim Smalley logs 25 years on the MLPD
• Police Sergeant Karen Smart to retire as a result of budget cuts
• Lehman: Shift Fourth of July festivities to Village
• Locals are first responders to Baja fishing boat accident
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for July 8-14
• Flood warning for rest of day, into Friday
• Choppers might be used for Bighorn sheep wilderness recovery
• Area rivers, creeks 'very dangerous'
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for July 1-7
• Placerville woman dies after snow bridge collapses in Cottonwood Lakes area
• Work party for Upside Down House set for June 30; volunteers needed
• Whitmore Pool, Recreation Department, draw reprieve
• Mono Country's redistricting committee tries to figure out how to draw fair district lines
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for June 24-30
• Reds Meadow Road to open Wednesday, June 29
• 4th of July Festivities
• Grumpy's 4th of July Bash and 3rd Annual Hot Dog Eating Contest
• Footloose Freedom Mile
• Jim Arkens named new Mono County CAO
• 4th of July Fireworks at Crowley Lake
• Proposed wind farm project comment period extended, field trips planned
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for June 17-23
• Missing man in Yosemite National Park
• Hard Day's Night for Town Council
• Airport service to include Orange, San Diego
• Rescue on Tioga Pass area involves local surgeon
• Tioga Pass Road opens Saturday
• Latest wind farm proposal angers Benton residents
• Mammoth Hospital brings in surgeon specializing in breast disease
• William Crosby files federal lawsuit against Mono County, Town of Mammoth
• Latest wind farm proposal angers Benton residents
• Rock and Bowl to bring bowling, golf to Old Mammoth Road
• Tioga Pass to open within next few weeks
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for June 10-16
• Road work in Yosemite will mean some delays
• Road work in Yosemite will mean some delays
• Buster, the big black Lab, is instrumental in bringing home missing Marines
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for June 3-10
• Town Council gets tough on TOT enforcement
• The weather outside is frightful, no relief in sight
• Deena is in a New York frame of mind
• Hispanic community, police, shake hands hands at Mammoth Town Hall
• Buster, the big black Lab, is instrumental in bringing home missing soldiers
• What's up, Up Here? News and gossip for May 27-June 2
• Buttermilk Fire is now out, roads open
• Yosemite has best waterfalls in years, with 199 percent of normal snowpack
• UPDATE: Buttermilk Fire 250 acres, expected containment Thursday night
• Benefit concert for Bodie State Historic Park
• Mammoth Mountain's "shaky past" is tonight's talk at Green Church
• Hantavirus season kicks in as snows melt
• Mammoth coffers are dry, about to get downright dusty
• Mono Lake Tufa Reserve on chopping block for next year
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for May 20-26
• Crime down in 2010 over preceding year
• Meet new Inyo Forest Supervisor
• Judge sentences day care provider Lupe Almaguer to 60 years for child sexual abuse
• Is winter over yet? Kinda. Mostly.
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip from Mammoth, April 29-May 5
• June Mountain snowboarder found safe
• Child molester Lupe Almaguer sentenced to 60 years
• Vons employees could strike – maybe
• Mono Basin open but Reds Meadow, Lakes Basin, will open late due to snow
• Meridian Boulevard puts school kids
• Councilman Rick Wood to Mammoth: 'Never Again'
• Searles wins $74,000, three-year contract from Town
• Dire report is released on the town''s finances
• Unofficial dog park is great, except for the poop
• Work begins on Tioga Pass but opening day is still uncertain
• Town goofs on Wilbrecht contract
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for April 22-28
• Two heroin overdoses in Mammoth
• 100 m.p.h. winds pound Mammoth Mountain early Monday; spring runoff begins in earnest
• MHS named California Distinguished School
• Garbage disposal fees likely to increase soon
• Mono County’s loss is Mammoth’s gain, Wilbrecht admirers say
• Welcome home to incoming Town Manager Dave Wilbrecht
• Skip has a bold new idea for Main Street
• What's Up, Up Here? News and gossip for April 15-21
• Crowley Lake says: X Cells – no towers for now
• Crowley Lake X-cells – no towers for now
• Mono County Public Health Officer position statement on Crowley cell tower issue
• Mammoth High awarded California Distinguished School status
• Mammoth town council chooses new town manager
• UPDATED: Mammoth gets new manager, county loses theirs as Wilbrecht takes top Town job
• FAA Investigation finds Mammoth Airport compliant with federal regulations
• Remains found in Death Valley belong to Carson City man, others possibly to German tourist
• Limited access to South Lake shoreline until June, due to work on dam
• April is Child Abuse Protection Month
• Mono County and Town of Mammoth Lakes are talking trash
• What's Up, Up Here? All the news and gossip for April 8-14
• Tip A Cop fund raiser a huge success
• Wildflower walk Friday
• Skiing at Mammoth till Fourth of July
• Sun begins to shine for snowboard accident victim
• Worrying about Japan’s radiation reaching Eastside should be last on your to-do list
• What's Up, Up Here? All the news and gossip for April 1-7
• Daycare provider sentenced delayed yet again
• Former Mammoth man arraigned in Nevada double homicide
• Grisly accident on Mammoth Mountain
• Fourth Annual Winter Biathlon pulls off a winner
• That's a LOT of snow
• Mammoth High waits for call on Distinguished School status
• Run, play chess, do better at both
• Eastern Sierra Wildlife Care seeks volunteers to work with animals
• Mammoth loses Supreme Court bid; faces $30 million payout
• Big Pine faces fire, Mammoth gets buried
• What's Up, Up Here? All the news and gossip for March 25-31
• Supreme Court refuses to hear airport case, Town could owe $30 million to airport developer
• Want to work with eagles? Wildlife rehab training this weekend
• UPDATE: All roads to Yosemite still closed, all power out in park
• All roads to Yosemite closed after winter storm hits area
• Big Pine fire burns 19 structures, fund set up for victims
• UPDATE! U.S. 395 now open, after fire closes it from Bishop to Independence
• Shake, rattle, roll ... and be prepared
• Right on time, bears are waking
• What's Up, Up Here? All the news and gossip for March 18-24
• Permitted burn raises concern
• Mardi Gras brings out the costumes
• Unlikely that a possible nuclear disaster in Japan will affect county, state
• Compromise solution on fate of Bodie WSA rejected
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, March 11, 2011
• Mono County Supervisors continue to resist air service subsidy
• What's old is new again in Mammoth
• WHAT'S UP, UP HERE? March 11, 2011
• Chalfant motocross track up for debate Thursday
• Bodie Hills compromise goes to supes today
• Supervisor Hazard hazards a Bodie Hills compromise tomorrow
• Forest Service holds Job Fair Saturday
• MX track kicks up dust in Chalfant
• RecStrats team gets ball rolling, with a laugh thrown in for fun
• What's Up, Up Here? All the news and gossip for March 4
• Urdi: Rising gas prices may not affect Mammoth summer tourism
• Ranch Road peace process gets boost with new signs
• Daycare provider sentencing delayed- again
• Inyo National Forest names its new supervisor
• Dan Haydon, longtime Mammothite, dies
• Mammoth looks to Oakland for new town manager
• Goodbye to Postmaster Gary Fultz
• What's Up, Up Here? Feb. 25
• Bishop man found safe after search called in Reds Meadow area
• Nevadans arrested near Bridgeport for drug violations
• Interim Town manager appointed
• Mammoth Winter Biathlon: Effort of blood, sweat, joy
• Cougar Gold seeks support for more exploratory drilling in Bodie Hills
• Profile: Cougar Gold's Mark D. Wallace, a Sarah Palin pal with ties to Bush Administration
• What's Up, Up Here? Feb. 18
• Mayor Skip Harvey wantz t change the town govt.
• Councilman Rick Wood hopping mad at E. Sierra Community Bank
• Mono Craters hiker rescued
• Cougar Gold says won't mine unless wilderness protection removed, county supervisors divided
• Whitmore Track Project halted; rare species of blooms stand in its way
• Planning Commission tackles sign ordinance
• What's Up, Up Here? Feb. 11
• Cougar Gold addresses Bodie Hills mine plan
• Tenney takes sign idea to Supes
• Not too late to get involved in Shady Rest Park makeover
• John Teller, Kaya Turski come home and give Main Lodge love
• Wounded Warriors spend special week in Mammoth
• Shady Rest meetings begin tomorrow night
• Childcare provider Lupe Almaguer's sentencing delayed until March
• Likely suicide victim's body found in local cemetery
• Mono County not keen on subsidizing air service
• What's Up, Up Here? Feb 4
• Finally, MLPD Watson gets what he wants
• Will it snow or not? With none forecast, be glad for December
• Rec Commission hears RecStrats schedule, timeline, methodology
• Crowley Lake man's death determined to be suicide
• Local climber in hospital after stroke
• Motorized use options at Shady Rest meetings begin Feb. 10
• Teller wins X-Games gold
• Social Media Lock onto John Jackson
• Town Manager Clark heads to Ojai after rough ride in Mammoth Lakes
• Mammoth Nordic bows out
• What's Up, Up Here? Jan. 28
• Gap between Hispanics, MLPD is bigger than anyone thought
• The Digital 395 project is as hard as it comes
• Marine Training Center has powerful ally
• Snowmobile crossing of PCT delayed again
• AT&T saga drags on for Tri-Valley cell phone customers
• Tenney wants Gateway Monument on S.R. 203
• Candlemas: Day of a thousand candles
• Town Manager Rob Clark gets job in Ojai
• Mammoth district's forest ranger becomes interim forest supervisor
• Snowboarder rescued
• AT&T still out in Chalfant, Benton OK
• Prescribed burn through Jan. 31
• Fresno drug dealer with links to Mammoth arrested, June Lake locals arrested on other charges
• Snowpack is high, but moisture is evaporating
• Gregory, MMSA, escape Hot Creek fallout
• What's Up, Up Here? Jan. 21
• AT&T problems continue for Tri-Valley residents, AT&T expected to be in area this week
• Two June Lake residents arrested on marijuana charges
• Mammoth not alone in dismay at airport ruling
• Holidays bring cheer, visitor spending
• What's Up, Up Here? Jan. 14
• Mammoth Creek as you've never seen it before
• Build your own snowman to toast December snowfall
• Mammoth stumbles its way to $30 million loss in Hot Creek lawsuit
• What's Up, Up Here? Jan. 7
• Frigid temps kill 8,000 trout at Conway Ranch
• Hugelman wins case against Town of Mammoth
• The Hot Creek Players, 1997-Present
• Manning to FAA: Fax it and I'll ignore it
• New Town Attorney takes hit on his very first day
• Green light for Hooper's Rock Creek subdivision
• When the going gets rough, the cops have a ball
• Adventure Slide Show delivers on promise of breathtaking adventure
• Mammoth420.com co-owner arrested, others also arrested in drug sting
• Special Election is today
• Town of Mammoth Lakes loses Hot Creek lawsuit, hit for $30 million
• RecStrats: Curious name for a bold document
• Town of Mammoth leaves 2010 with a whistle and a prayer
• Wild weather stuns, amazes Eastern Sierra all year long
• WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM WEDNESDAY
• What's Up, Up Here?
• Commercial air service success 'unprecedented'
• Sierra Center Mall, Mono Courts will open Thursday, after propane leaks fixed
• Winter storm watch extended until 10 p.m., another storm coming
• WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT
• Red fox findings muddy the decision regarding snowmobiles on the Pacific Crest Trail
• Town council to top cop Watson: NO
• Salcido appointed to hospital board
• Storm comes in early, snow total forecasts increased
• Daycare provider pleads guilty to four counts of child molestation
• New "Art Park" to open this weekend on Mammoth Mountain
• AT&T says Tri-Valley will have cell service by Dec. 15
• Mark Brownlie is movin' on up ... the ski hill
• New designs are out in snowboards, skis
• Geminid meteor show will burn bright on Monday, Dec. 13
• What's Up, Up Here? Dec. 10
• Rock Creek/Paradise Lodge development public hearing this Friday
• Mammoth man busted for break-ins at Roberto's, Grumpy's
• Town of Mammoth gets second chance to argue Hot Creek Aviation case
• The bears are still out, but wow are they s-l-o-w
• What's Up, Up Here? Dec. 3
• Meet the beetles! They're killing our trees
• "Stage Door" at Mammoth High School Friday, Dec. 3
• Controlled burns today
• Alltel to AT&T Conversion Caveat
• Controlled Burn June Lake Loop
• Mammoth Hospital board vacancy deadline Dec. 8
• Bluffs area accident victim died of head injuries
• Santa Arrives
• Life out of chaos: A story of bravery in face of disaster
• Difference Makers: Mammoth, Eastside
• Bishop man spends night in ravine after hiking companions leave him alone
• Everything is open. Give Thanks
• Summerland man dies in Bluffs area accident
• Fatality in Mammoth
• A rescue, another storm, record cold coming; what a week!
• An appreciation of a Mammoth snowy Sunday
• The dumpage is underway! Wind hits 102 mph
• Holy snowfall, Batman! Footage on the way
• What's Up, Up Here for Nov. 19
• Specter of bankruptcy: The lights won't go out
• Daycare provider arraigned on more counts of child sexual abuse
• First big winter storm heads to Mammoth this weekend
• Battle lines drawn between cattle, grouse, in Bodie Hills
• Numbers don't lie. Mammoth Mountain had a big Opening Weekend
• Arrested daycare provider goes to court Nov. 16
• What's Up, Up Here for Nov. 12
• Mammoth Mountain has a grand opening
• Fatal accident on U.S. 395 claims young man
• Mammoth Mountain to open Cornice Bowl on Thursday
• Mammoth voters go to the polls
• Three precinct ballots in Bridgeport, rest on way
• ESUSD could see changes as incumbents fall behind
• Magit, Hansen win, big wins for ESUSD challengers
• Mammoth High eligible to be California Distinguished School
• Wildlife signage hits obstacles
• Rec Commission makes its case for doling out $620,000 in fun funds
• What's Up, Up Here for Nov. 5
• First Bluebird Day of the season on Monday, Ski Area opens Thursday

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