Mariposa, CA News

• Mariposa, CA News
• Weather closes Sonora and Ebbett's passes
• Wawona golf course opens new season with special program
• Peddlers Fair set in Coarsegold
• Datebook
• Hoops camp set
• Bradshaw tops MCHS soccer
• Water programs begin
• Grizzlies advance in playoffs
• Johnson named SAL’s most valuable
• Lady Grizzlies are section champions
• Woodland winners
• Class of ‘82 get together
• Vaccination urged
• Class of 62 reunites
• Woodland Kiwanis Terrific Kids
• Safe at Home event comes to Coulterville
• Grizzly Band performs its annual spring concert
• Pioneer helps kids develop bike path
• Town hall meeting focuses on teens
• MCHS Chorus brings home gold
• 4-H plans for 2012 Camp Tweety
• MMS students excel academically
• Mural progresses
• Hornitos Patrons Club
• JCF Hospital Foundation
• Thomas Jenkins Memorial
• Mariposa Masonic Lodge
• Foster Memorial
• JCF Hospital Volunteers
• Grizzly scholarship
• Bryson receives CSEA scholarship
• Merced- Mariposa Cattlemen’s
• Board of Realtors
• Golden State Cellular
• Butterfly Garden Club
• Jefferson Award
• Community Chorus
• Deputy Sheriffs Association
• American Legion Auxiliary
• GAZETTE honors scholarship winners
• County honors EMS professionals
• Fifth Street plans move forward
• Not too young to help
• George W. Krause
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Randall Gene ‘Randy’ Wood
• Road work causes delays
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives A most proficient sculptor
• Rotary learns about Sierra Quest
• RCRC testifies against SRA fees
• Park issues passes to all active military
• MASH 4077th comes to Mariposa
• Fairgrounds hosts suds and sausage night
• New Web cam features majesty of Yosemite Falls
• Spring Garden Tour set
• Legion continues poppy program
• EDC offers free workshops
• Rotary festival nears
• Citations increase during Distracted Driving Month
• Recycling bins offered to motels
• MPUD work affects Bullion Street traffic
• Pilot Forkel is praised for emergency landing
• Library seeks volunteer tutors
• Muir Festival returns
• It’s fire hazard reduction time
• Is it love?
• High country services open
• Don’t know what you’ve got
• Sick about fire
• CAL FIRE issues burn restrictions
• Gratitude to JCF
• Compelled by sadness
• Thanks businesses
• Outstanding fire department
• Prioritize well
• Three cheers
• Fair plans fundraiser
• Park works with gateway towns to alleviate congestion
• Hearing moved to June
• For the boys
• Mariposa deputies bust North County garden
• VFW marks Memorial Day
• SFCS names first principal
• Hudson returns home after ‘miracle’ surgery
• Hospice holds rummage sale
• Sewing machine workshop planned
• County Fire Response Report
• BMW Rally returns this weekend
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Hobby named to CIF Hall of Fame
• Post offices stay open, but hours face big cuts
• PG&E warns of national utility scam
• New owners commit to excellence
• Agencies respond for fire employees
• Road rage turns to violent altercation
• Section champions
• County home values may be heading up, agents say
• Water-rescue professionals urge Merced River caution
• Dr. Mosher will retire this summer
• MCHS boasts record number of valedictorians
• Grizzlies bound for section title match
• County bicycle group is reorganizing
• Chamber has funds for fire victims
• 'Sisters' to roll into Mariposa and Yosemite National Park
• Half Dome cables go up Friday
• Hiker found safe and sound
• Searchers look for missing college student
• County sees rare solar eclipse
• Lady Grizzlies are section softball champs
• Beginning Monday, traffic on Highway 49 South will be snarled
• Softball squad advances in playoffs
• Highway 49 South to be fully closed
• Highway 49 South to be fully closed
• GSC offers iPhone
• Foundation and Yosemite Bank begin collaboration
• GSC offers iPhone
• Foundation and Yosemite Bank begin collaboration
• Datebook
• DNC offers more Yosemite Experience
• Datebook
• DNC offers more Yosemite Experience
• LemonAide Kids help Habitat
• Huffman graduates
• LemonAide Kids help Habitat
• Huffman graduates
• May brings bear awareness
• These animals are cuter than normal
• May brings bear awareness
• These animals are cuter than normal
• Read-a-thon winners announced
• Read-a-thon winners announced
• Grad night plans continue for MCHS
• Winters retires from Woodland
• Grad night plans continue for MCHS
• Winters retires from Woodland
• MES Terrific Kids
• MES Terrific Kids
• Action Law Racing earns four awards
• Action Law Racing earns four awards
• Water programs begin
• MCHS track teams compete in finals
• Water programs begin
• MCHS plans basketball camp
• MCHS track teams compete in finals
• Three Grizzlies tabbed All-SAL
• MCHS plans basketball camp
• Three Grizzlies tabbed All-SAL
• Montgomery named SAL’s most valuable
• Lady Grizzlies advance on first-round victory, 2-1
• Montgomery named SAL’s most valuable
• Lady Grizzlies advance on first-round victory, 2-1
• FFA celebrates accomplishments
• FFA celebrates accomplishments
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Golden Chain play continues
• Golden Chain play continues
• Thomas exhibits at JCF Clinic II
• Thomas exhibits at JCF Clinic II
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Karen Lee Cochran
• Karen Lee Cochran
• Chronology of tragedy
• Chronology of tragedy
• Hospice holds rummage sale
• BMW Rally returns
• Hospice holds rummage sale
• Yosemite Lions host blood drive
• Yosemite Lions host blood drive
• Bird friendliness joins with fire safety
• Bird friendliness joins with fire safety
• Free tire disposal set in Don Pedro
• Free tire disposal set in Don Pedro
• Waheed talks about his service
• Waheed talks about his service
• BMW Rally returns
• IOOF welcomes new members
• IOOF welcomes new members
• Road work causes delays
• Road work causes delays
• VFW marks Memorial Day
• VFW marks Memorial Day
• Museum program features naturalist
• Museum program features naturalist
• SFC needs volunteers
• SFC needs volunteers
• Fairgrounds hosts suds and sausage night
• Fairgrounds hosts suds and sausage night
• MPUD work affects Bullion Street traffic
• MPUD work affects Bullion Street traffic
• Radanovich endorses Bigelow
• Library seeks volunteer tutors
• Library seeks volunteer tutors
• Recycling bins offered to motels
• Recycling bins offered to motels
• Hospice holds rummage sale
• Hospice holds rummage sale
• MASH 4077th comes to Mariposa
• MASH 4077th comes to Mariposa
• Radanovich endorses Bigelow
• Open Letter to the community
• Open Letter to the community
• Fortunate to have JCF
• Fortunate to have JCF
• Lyme awareness
• Lyme awareness
• Mom for president
• Mom for president
• Jones will not disappoint
• Jones will not disappoint
• Have some guts
• Have some guts
• Green on Mariposa
• Green on Mariposa
• Breakfast raises funds for campers
• Breakfast raises funds for campers
• Rotary festival nears
• Rotary festival nears
• Legion continues poppy program
• Legion continues poppy program
• Odd Fellows clean-up cemetery
• Odd Fellows clean-up cemetery
• Local club awards Smith highest honor
• Local club awards Smith highest honor
• Two men arrested for sexual assault
• Two men arrested for sexual assault
• Child drowns at Dawn Lake
• Child drowns at Dawn Lake
• Residents can beat the Park crowds
• Residents can beat the Park crowds
• Bicyclist killed during race on Darrah Road
• Bicyclist killed during race on Darrah Road
• Another business succumbs to fire
• Another business succumbs to fire
• Day camp doubles its art offerings
• Day camp doubles its art offerings
• Elder Hatton now faces molest charge
• Elder Hatton now faces molest charge
• Helping hand
• Helping hand
• Monday is last day to register for election
• Monday is last day to register for election
• County Fire Response Report
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Sorority honors Woman of the Year
• Sorority honors Woman of the Year
• JCF says goodbye to 62 years of service
• JCF says goodbye to 62 years of service
• Kids can ‘Learn to Fly’ at Saturday’s airport event
• Kids can ‘Learn to Fly’ at Saturday’s airport event
• Weekend events go on
• Weekend events go on
• Mom recounts evening of fear last September
• Mom recounts evening of fear last September
• Hope rises from the ashes
• Hope rises from the ashes
• Devastating fires often erupt in historic towns
• Devastating fires often erupt in historic towns
• Gone
• Gone
• Road rage escalates to assault
• Amgen winds its way through Mariposa County
• Tour peloton passes through town
• Amgen winds its way through Mariposa County
• Tour of California bike race rolls on Wednesday
• Burning restrictions updates
• Community fund established for fire victims
• Video highlights fire's fury
• Crews will blast on Highway 49 again
• Escaped burn razes half acre on Highway 49 South
• Victims of weekend accidents identified
• Mother's Day ends in tragedy at Dawn Lake
• Bicycle racer killed on Darrah Road
• Clean-up gets underway
• Clean-up gets underway
• Burning rubble is all that remains
• Burning rubble is all that remains
• Highway 140 remains closed
• Highway 140 remains closed
• Fifth Street continues to roil
• Fifth Street continues to broil
• Fire destroys 5th Street in downtown Mariposa
• Fire destroys 5th Street in downtown Mariposa
• Fire razing downtown Mariposa
• Fire razing downtown Mariposa
• Blaze roars through downtown
• Blaze roars through downtown
• Pizza Factory catches fire
• Pizza Factory catches fire
• El Portal gas station will reopen
• El Portal gas station will reopen
• Mariposa Enrichment Fund established
• Cancer survivor pictures needed
• Datebook
• Battle of the Badges drives blood donations
• EDC sponsors energy summit
• Chalk it up
• These animals appear to be in some trouble
• Camp pilots new summer program
• Alumni picnic set
• Kids First plans for annual dinner
• SFCS continues student registration
• Three choirs sing
• Neri awarded Radanovich Memorial Scholarship
• Class of 62 reunites
• Sober Grad Night changes its policy
• Class of ‘82 gathers
• 4-H plans for 2012 Camp Tweety
• Drama Club presents
• MES Terrific Kids
• Local golfers shine
• Summer water programs begin
• JV takes second in league campaign
• DeSandres named All-SAL
• MCHS will host first round match
• Lady Grizzlies clinch championship
• Grizzlies share league crown
• Passion, talent and roots bring brilliant balance to exhibit
• FFA forestry team wins state
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Kimbro memorial set Thank you
• Louis N. Dickinson
• Amy Rhoan
• Charles Ray Moore
• Susan Rader
• Philip ‘Bub’ Alonzo Wright
• MCI drill helps prepare responders
• Spaghetti served
• EDC offers free workshops
• Westamerica donates
• Difficult decision
• Friends of the Library donate
• Pests bug local gardeners
• Butterfly Garden Club meets in May
• CHP reminds drivers to share the road
• Rotary Club brings home district honors
• Park begins bike commuter program
• Muir Festival returns
• DFG answers questions
• Getting their garden on
• Golden Chain honors mothers
• Peddlers Fair set in Coarsegold
• Economic opportunity
• Free tire disposal set in Don Pedro
• VFW marks Memorial Day
• Mothers’ Day breakfast planned
• Farm Bureau endorses Bigelow
• Road work causes delays
• Bird friendliness joins with fire safety
• PERS retirees set meeting
• Blanket proposal
• CHP cracks down on distracted drivers
• Sign Ordinance: Time to make it work for all of us
• Life’s lessons
• ‘Tax the rich’
• Has to be a better way
• Mother’s Day
• Silvertip should fade away
• Time to do something
• Don’t have the facts
• Follow the rules
• Allen endorses Mee
• SFC hosts family hike in Clarks Valley
• Bass Lake hosts triathlon in June
• Tree lab in Yosemite Park bears big research results
• Weather brings out more than butterflies
• Ferguson fix bill passes Assembly
• El Portal has California’s best
• Plane skids off runway
• State mandates business recycling
• Fire Safe Council completes its annual risk assessement
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Coulterville Lodge serves breakfast
• RCRC testifies on septic tank rules
• Wagon Train rolls again next month
• Pioneer Market helps local CASA program
• Skindrud wins big
• Tobacco and booze drop nets two arrests
• Tioga Road opens gates to skiers and sightseers
• Bicycle race will focus attention on Mariposa
• Deputies bust polite burglar
• MCUSD reduces classified staff and finalizes teacher layoffs
• Great catch
• Tioga Road opens gates to skiers and sightseers
• Caltrans will close Highway 49 for blasting
• Burglar apologizes for break-in
• Fairgrounds supporters host fundraiser
• Whitfield honored by CDE
• Violent crash injures one
• Grizzlies rebound against Le Grand
• Caltrans will blast on Highway 49 next week
• Caltrans will blast on Highway 49 next week
• Caltrans will blast on Highway 49 next week
• Skies fill with butterflies
• Festival kicks-off today
• Lady Grizzlies are undefeated SAL champions
• Business workshops offered for residents
• Teams can enter Relay for Life
• McCorry joins Rotary
• Datebook
• Computer classes offered in Spanish
• Jeweler participates in MTV Movie Awards
• Democratic Club hosts house parties
• NMCHC docents visit Yosemite Indian Village
• Sound of music
• Class of ‘62 gathers
• Butterflies and sunshine
• SFCS continues student registration
• Class of ‘82 reunites
• Kids First plans for annual dinner
• Drama Club presents ‘Scenes on the Apron’
• MSO announces young composers
• ‘Click Clack Moo’
• Alumni picnic set
• Summer water programs begin
• MMS finishes softball season on top
• Personal marks fall in SAL track meet
• Griz take third in SAL tourney
• Lady Grizzlies could finish perfect
• MCHS sweeps Turlock Christian, remains unbeaten
• FFA dinner draws huge crowd
• Shirley E. Kimbro
• Don Brown
• Anita Kerkling
• MLJC celebrates
• Local couple supports missionaries delivering the ‘Word’ in Africa
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• MCFD issues detector reminder
• WEEKLY PET PHOTO FEATURE
• Audubon will lead trip to Foresta
• SFC needs volunteers
• Wawona Library hosts silk artist
• Museum holds open house and quilt show
• UC Merced honored for plan
• Busy weekend planned in La Grange
• Puppeteers won’t be at Butterfly Festival
• Prescribed burn set in Wawona
• Plant sale planned
• Institute draws international audience
• Coats seeks Pow Wow princess crown
• County candidates meet for tourism issues forum
• Taste of Mariposa offers food and fun
• Rotary chooses Otwell as artist
• Spaghetti dinner offered
• Public hearing date changed
• Search and rescue fundraiser slated
• Butterfly Garden Club holds plant sale
• Book sale takes place this week
• EDC sponsors energy summit
• Wise talks about Special Olympics
• Muir Festival returns May 12
• CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY
• SAFE California?
• Appalled
• Mariposa should be proud
• Keep off my farm
• Muir trails in Scotland mirror promotion here
• Stop spending
• Wawona’s Raines takes 2012 Yosemite Conservancy Award
• Rotarians give cemetery a facelift
• Save the Frogs Day
• Board gets report on realignment
• RCRC fights fire fee for homeowners
• Bus driver of the year
• Golden Agers host bingo
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Audubon program will explore mystery of birdsong
• Firewood and tennis lights are likely with utility grant
• Mariposa County soldier emerges with ‘scratch’
• Burglar pleads to four counts
• Deputies arrest child pornographer
• What’s next? - Ten years after mine fire
• Burn permit season arrives
• Mariposa will metamorphose into a ‘flutter-fest’ this weekend
• Jasmine Hawley is the 2012 Little Miss Butterfly
• Bulldogs snap Grizzlies' win streak, 4-2
• Local resdients mark National Day of Prayer
• Bill to restore Highway 140 passes Assembly
• Allens will lead parade
• Book sale set for this weekend
• Tioga Road will open Monday
• Lady Grizzlies could finish perfect
• Fire Safe Council works on risk assessment
• Audubon focuses on birdsong
• Call goes out for Tour bike race volunteers
• CAL FIRE requires burn permits
• Child nearly abducted in Raymond
• Summer program focuses on local youth
• Yosemite waterfalls attract visitors to Park
• FFA dinner sells out
• Denham Announces Relief for Backcountry Horsemen
• Clearing continues on Tioga Road
• Lady Grizzlies down TC in soccer and softball
• Assemblymember Olsen Elected Chair of Legislative Rural Caucus
• Highway 41 has reopened
• Cemetery begins sign-ups for program
• Mothers’ Day breakfast planned
• Muir Tour offered
• Datebook
• Williams talks election with club
• These pet photos are local winners
• Dancing with the stars
• Poker run raises funds for DPHS
• Commission opens Yosemite Scholarships
• Big winners
• Woodland is buzzing
• Chorus holds sale
• 4-H members advance to state
• Camp pilots new summer program
• DPHS livestock judging places eighth
• Fashion Revue set
• Holmes accepted to Capstone Course
• Woodland holds barbecue fundraiser
• Put me in coach
• Battle for control
• Kudela swims his way to spot at ASU
• Grizzlies crush hapless Gustine
• MGYSL welcomes teams to Mariposa
• Stadium project moves forward
• Safe
• Lincoln’s address
• Fire station bids will start over
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Bauer turns 96 years old
• New Life Fellowship hosts National Day of Prayer
• Thank you
• Thank you
• MCRCD holds range management workshop
• Bootjack serves pancake breakfast
• Alzheimer’s is topic of program
• Wine and chocolate event raises funds
• BVFD plans for sale
• Otwell’s students create
• Teams can enter Relay for Life
• Mariposa quilt master is a nationally-recognized pro
• Book sale takes place next week
• Mental Health Board meets
• Oil can be recycled locally
• Chamber hosts candidates’ night
• CASA receives national certification
• Museum holds open house and quilt show
• Coyote Howl is weeks away
• Soroptimist gets its newest member
• Tire amnesty continues this week
• Concert raises funds for Memorial
• Jones for supervisor
• Fantastic asset
• Jones clarifies
• The Earth Day Essay Contest were honored
• CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY
• Thanks Sierra Tel
• Carrier can be catalyst
• Enjoy liberties
• We already paid
• Effective leadership
• Proven its worth
• Caring for animals in hard times
• Going green
• Composting
• Earth Day
• DNC announces management changes
• Yosemite Clinic takes drugs back
• Food helps open Butterfly Festival
• SDSU film crews converges on Midpines
• PG&E is top solar utility
• Program helps victims of crimes learn rights
• Park marks Earth Day
• Construction starts on Ashworth turn lane
• Members of GAZETTE make marks on CNPA
• County Fire issues annual report
• County Fire Response Report
• Living with fire workshop planned
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• 4-H Bike-a-Thon raises funds for MS
• QUEST FOR RECOGNITION
• Schenk will retire from planning
• Band makes pitch
• District reinstates nine teaching spots
• Impaired driver causes closure
• County seeks disaster status for drought
• Dancin’ in the streets
• Mariposa soldier receives minor injuries in Afghanistan firefight
• Crews plow to Olmstead Point
• Single car rollover snarls Guadalupe
• County makes drought declaration
• Season's first prescribed burn to take place near Wawona
• Business creation workshops available for residents
• Construction will slow North County traffic
• Construction starts on Ashworth turn lane
• Highway 41 reopens
• Highway 41 remains closed
• Highway 41 remains closed due to spill
• Explosions over the Sierra today caused by meteor shower
• Lady Grizzlies stay in hunt, defeat Delhi, 3-2
• Planning director announces retirement
• Spring has sprung in Yosemite
• Financial seminar offered free
• Butterfly reception adds music to the mix
• Ahwahnee Hotel completes renovations
• Datebook
• CV flea market is this Saturday
• Poker run raises funds for DPHS
• Sober Grad Night changes its policy
• Class of 62 reunites
• Kiwanis Preschool holds rummage sale
• Senior Brunch celebrates 60 years
• Grizzly Fire learns at hospital
• Schools round up new kindergartners
• Concert benefits festival-bound choir
• Action posts girls’ fastest time
• Grizzly gals take second in SAL meet
• JVs whip ‘Dogs
• Mariposa spanks Wildcats to stay perfect
• Mariposa wins pair in soaked Hilmar tourney
• Lady Grizzlies, ‘Cats deadlock
• Trespassers' music brings 'home'
• Finding treasures
• Sun will shine on weekend activities
• Thank you
• Church presents free series
• Birth Announcement
• Thank you
• Mary June Barber
• Margaret A. Leard
• Needra Blew Dulcich
• Former smokers offer tips to quit
• Park begins spring activities
• Dogs & cats round out week’s pet photos
• Rotary gets new member
• Plant sale planned
• Parade applications are available
• Butterfly Festival adds kids’ venue
• MCRCD holds range management workshop
• Got Milk offers consumer tips for eating healthy meals
• Theater presents hillbilly musical
• Master Gardeners serve North County residents
• Bustamante will speak at UCM commencement
• JCF Spring Fling nears
• SNF roads open
• Groups sought for Katerpillar Kids
• Awareness month message targets teens
• Rotary learns of Half Dome access
• DAR honors top veteran
• Lodge serves spaghetti dinner
• Living with fire workshop planned
• Denim Day breaks the silence of violence
• Pay attention
• Should attend meetings
• Universal health care
• Jones in District 2
• Health care law
• Youth Connection
• Wrong projects
• Gallery issues call to artists
• Cowboy poetry session set at library
• 9/11 Memorial continues progress and raises funds
• Hentz bids farewell
• Park unveils new Yosemite Grant logo
• Creating awareness
• Board honors Brownell
• Future of Grizzly Band is unsure
• First Five honors Hands-on Heroes
• Yosemite marks 2012 Earth Day
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• BVFD serves pancake breakfast
• MSO spotlights soloist
• SilverTip plan stays alive despite foreclosure
• SAFE Unit busts Facebook creeper
• Board rejects fire station bids, plans to start all over
• Mercy gets 10-year contract
• County begins budget wrestling
• County candidates’ forum looms
• Glacier Point Road opens tomorrow
• Town pool readies for May opening
• Trespassers' music brings everyone 'home'
• Sheriff's SAFE Unit busts Facebook creeper
• Save the Frogs Day is coming
• Library hosts cowboy poetry on Saturday
• Park welcomes new deputy superintendent
• Olsen bill passes assembly
• Weekend highs may hit mid 80s, National Weather Service says
• Spring storm brings heavy rain and snow
• McClintock speaks in Mariposa
• Cows, people are chilled by persistent storm
• The National Weather Service in Hanford has issued an alert
• Mountains of minerals return this weekend
• Storm lashes county Thursday into Friday
• Relay for Life breakfast fundraiser is this Saturday
• CMWC hosts benefit for Harsh
• Butterfly hat contest opens registration
• Datebook
• SFBA opens its bee-saving hotline
• El Portal plans for its Spring Fling
• Caltrans safety upgrades save lives
• 4-H plans for 2012 Camp Tweety
• Free the Children
• Group seeks quilts for annual show
• Concert benefits festival-bound choir
• Woodland’s got talent
• Commission opens Yosemite Scholarships
• Camp pilots new summer program
• FFA elects 2012-13 officer team
• Local scholarships help fund educational dreams
• Golf team topped
• Lady Grizzlies crush Denair
• He’s out
• Grizzly gals blank Denair, 4-0
• Anniversary
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Betty Geniece Crisp
• Pet feature continues to run
• Cancer survivor pictures needed
• Lions offer taco salads
• Wood cutting season opens in SNF
• Groups sought for Katerpillar Kids
• Mental health board meets
• Rotary to honor St. Denis in June
• FCA aims to help the community
• Art Hop flourishes
• April is the month to be aware of invasive pests
• Bear Club hosts show
• Breakfast benefits Rebekahs’ member
• First sheriff is topic of program
• Flea market planned
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives
• WIC promotes healthy lifestyle
• Ever better community
• Standing up for our veterans
• Thankful for Jones
• Proven its worth
• Harmonica fan club
• Vote to support peace
• Inappropriate and disgusting
• Help for animals
• Jones for supervisor
• Someone has to pay
• Shelton Johnson goes to Washington
• Author has thoughts for Yosemite planners
• Road work causes delays
• Devine talks with Rotarians
• From the Archives
• AAUW hosts candidates’ nights
• Yosemite Village Store reopens
• Candidates face public scrutiny in election bids
• Bee study prompts insecticide concern
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Tom McClintock speaks in Mariposa
• Veterans’ jobs act introduced in Senate
• Art class benefits Ethos Youth Center
• DFG returns bear cubs to the wild
• Owners are giving motels a brush-up
• SFCS begins hiring its staff
• Easter crowds flood Yosemite Park
• Program helps kids attend Day Camp
• Vehicle search yields weapon, two arrested
• Possible lodging cuts could hit TOT funding
• Possible lodging cuts could hit TOT funding
• Benson testifies for Ferguson fix
• Yosemite admission will be free April 21 through 29
• Mariposa history featured on public radio
• Escaped controlled burn extinguished
• Park unveils 150th anniversary logo
• NOAA Reports Unprecedented March Warmth
• Yosemite sees Easter and spring break visitor boost
• Rockfalls close Church Bowl area
• Happy Easter to all
• Lake Tahoe Winter Olympic Games are goal of dual-state bid
• Park offers tips on avoiding bear trouble
• Datebook
• Poker run raises funds for DPHS
• Woodland holds barbecue fundraiser
• Earth Day essay contest opens to kids
• 4-H plans for 2012 Camp Tweety
• FFA raffles lawn tractor
• JVs handle ‘Cats
• Soccer squad remains in the hunt
• Golf team tops three
• Yosemite Freestyle team ends its season
• Grizzlies throttle Delhi, 11-0
• Lady Grizzlies stay perfect in SAL
• Judge doubles Moretti’s bail
• Betty Geniece Crisp
• Betty Geniece Crisp
• Chloe Lynn Webb
• Chloe Lynn Webb
• Thank you
• Wedding Announcement
• New Life Fellowship adds new service
• Casner celebrates her 100th birthday
• Margaret Catherine Nutley
• Claim Jumpers start new reenactment season
• Curry landfill record available
• Plant sale planned
• Short story class offered in Mariposa
• Animal friend photos continue to run
• Events raise funds for Butterfly Festival
• BVFD plans for sale
• JCF Spring Fling planned for April 21
• CASA welcomes four new advocates
• Breakfast raises funds for campers
• Habitat store offers deals, raises funds
• 2012 rodeo queen contestants sought
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Power of Pink raises funds
• Birding trip set
• MSO to perform in town and Park
• Summer camp applications open
• Club welcomes neighbors
• Deadline nears for festival applications
• Event raises funds for Pet Connection
• Tom McClintock speaks in Mariposa
• ‘Mountain of Minerals’ return
• Ever better community
• Tribe seeks applicants
• Have you met Merlin?
• Clarification
• Out of control
• Responds to Wilson
• A grant lesson
• Remembering Mari
• Fire Safe Council offers free program
• Friends help with new library security
• From the Archives
• Yosemite Village Store reopens
• Fire destroys Coulterville home
• Habitat looks ahead to build second home
• Eagle Scout project provides MMS storage
• Parade applications available
• Cemetery begins program sign-ups
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Aububon program focuses on rehabilitating raptors
• Uninsured patients place burden on county, hospital
• GAZETTE will close Friday
• Arts Council post brings Goger home
• Ag, fire and media classes get reinstated
• Hatton gets eight years
• Supervisors pick new welcome sign
• Board votes to shutter middle school
• Close call
• Construction blocks Woodland Drive
• Gazette will be closed Friday
• All three Grizzly teams post wins
• Snow survey shows deficit
• Grading for second Habitat for Humanity home begins
• Cal Trans sand truck crashes, driver injured
• Here's your sign: board decides today
• Weekend storm adds an inch of rain
• Officials: 5 dead in Christian school shooting
• Yosemite celebrates Village Store reopening
• Drought designation for county is possible
• Board votes to close MMS
• Lady Grizzlies drub arch-rival
• John Muir Day plans get under way
• Balanced Rock offers programs in Mariposa
• Datebook
• North County history center plans activities
• Preschool seeks sale items
• John Muir Day plans get under way
• Balanced Rock offers programs in Mariposa
• Datebook
• North County history center plans activities
• Preschool seeks sale items
• Young composers contest begins
• MCHS class of 1962 gathers for reunion
• Music students show off their talents
• Young composers contest begins
• MCHS class of 1962 gathers for reunion
• Music students show off their talents
• All scream for ice cream
• All scream for ice cream
• Wearing many hats
• Band holds third annual marathon
• Poker run raises funds for DPHS
• Wearing many hats
• Band holds third annual marathon
• Poker run raises funds for DPHS
• Denham announces history essay contest
• Denham announces history essay contest
• Grapplers finish their 2012 season
• Forestry team wins again
• Junior varsity pounds Denair
• Grapplers finish their 2012 season
• Forestry team wins again
• Junior varsity pounds Denair
• Lady Grizzlies net second in SAL meet
• Lady Grizzlies net second in SAL meet
• MYF sets sign-ups
• Golf team splits pair
• Soccer gals whip Turlock Christian
• MYF sets sign-ups
• Golf team splits pair
• Soccer gals whip Turlock Christian
• Lady Grizzlies remain unbeaten in SAL action
• Lady Grizzlies remain unbeaten in SAL action
• Grizzlies hammer Coyotes, 13-0
• Grizzlies hammer Coyotes, 13-0
• Good Friday service set
• Birth Announcement
• Good Friday service set
• Birth Announcement
• Konrad Murray
• Kathy Rodriguez
• Marilyn Louise Fry
• Kenyan missionaries speak at St. Joseph’s
• Thank you
• Konrad Murray
• Kathy Rodriguez
• Marilyn Louise Fry
• Kenyan missionaries speak at St. Joseph’s
• Thank you
• Kevin B. Duble
• Kevin B. Duble
• Ken Mari
• Ken Mari
• Soroptimist project marks down price tag for prom night
• Soroptimist project marks down price tag for prom night
• These pets have doses of attitude
• These pets have doses of attitude
• Whatley named best of the west
• Growers should nuture soil
• El Portal plans Spring Fling
• Sal’s comes to Lushmeadows
• Lions offer taco salads
• Whatley named best of the west
• Tire amnesty dates set in April
• Growers should nuture soil
• El Portal plans Spring Fling
• Sal’s comes to Lushmeadows
• Lions offer taco salads
• Tire amnesty dates set in April
• Correction
• Car wash planned
• Park makes MRP workbook available
• La Grange Rodeo marks start of spring
• Public Health Notes
• Correction
• Car wash planned
• Park makes MRP workbook available
• La Grange Rodeo marks start of spring
• Public Health Notes
• Spring break goes ‘wild’ in Park
• From the Archives
• 4-H Bike-a-Thon raises funds for MS
• Calling 9-1-1
• Williams speaks at Democratic Club
• Questions Dean
• Gold Rush Dinner is this Saturday
• McCamman tapped by DFG
• Spring break goes ‘wild’ in Park
• Mosher addresses Mariposa Rotary
• From the Archives
• Altitude sickness study finds ibuprofen effective
• Calling 9-1-1
• Questions Dean
• McCamman tapped by DFG
• Mosher addresses Mariposa Rotary
• Altitude sickness study finds ibuprofen effective
• 4-H Bike-a-Thon raises funds for MS
• Williams speaks at Democratic Club
• Gold Rush Dinner is this Saturday
• Raymond prepares for its big party day
• Raymond prepares for its big party day
• Creek trail plan seeks base of support first
• Creek trail plan seeks base of support first
• Vaughans get the miles they needed
• ‘Tis the season
• Vaughans get the miles they needed
• ‘Tis the season
• Tourism Bureau begins search
• County Fire Response Report
• Tourism Bureau begins search
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Auditor says County needs to ‘hold the line’
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Auditor says County needs to ‘hold the line’
• Probation sweep nets meth lab
• Probation sweep nets meth lab
• Folks consider details of health care debate
• Permit access studied for Park summers
• Folks consider details of health care debate
• Permit access studied for Park summers
• Embezzlement charges leveled
• Embezzlement charges leveled
• Hatton gets eight years in prison
• Badger Pass snow season ends Sunday, April 1
• Fire guts Greeley Hill Road home
• MCUSD will take action on MMS closure
• Judge raises Moretti's bail
• Hatton to be sentenced tomorrow
• County employee arrested for embezzlement
• Park prepares for Mariposa move
• Yosemite alternative halving Valley lodging to be discussed on Wednesday
• Wawona Hotel reopens
• Yosemite ranks in spring break's top 10
• Family escapes plunge into Merced River
• Park has opportunity for student intern
• Prom Faire draws eager shoppers
• Sheriff speaks to Patriots group
• Soccer squad suffers first league loss
• Lady Grizzlies edge Waterford in extra innings
• Mariposa Tea Party group takes on health care legislation
• Skate competition set for Saturday
• Park needs volunteer
• Search begins for new tourism director
• Elderly man injured in single car rollover
• Grizzlies hammer Denair, 12-1
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives
• Datebook
• La Grange Rodeo marks start of spring
• Easter plans set for Coulterville
• CCC installs new officers for 2012-13
• Course offered
• Merced College opens resources
• Rotary offers Yaley Scholarship
• Woodland Terrific Kids
• The Mariposa Elemntary School Kid's Receive Awards
• Safe at Home event takes place March 31
• Farm Bureau offers college scholarships
• Lawhon graduates
• Band holds third annual marathon
• Foresty takes it all
• Coyote Howl plans begin
• Time for swim team signups
• Earth Day essay contest opens
• Track squads do well in big meet
• MYF holds cheer and football sign-ups
• Denham holds mobile office hours
• Sports schedules changed
• CarStations connects electric cars to juice
• Want to hike Half Dome? Apply now
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Tomerlin memorial planned
• Marilyn Fry
• John F. Patrickson
• Gordie Fraser Varney
• Pets of the week continue to wow
• Fire Safe to meet
• 4-H lists its winners
• Group plans car wash
• Rebekahs host bingo
• Youth horse fair set for Saturday
• Oakhurst Band sets spring concert
• FFA speaks to local Rotarians
• Soroptimist donates to CASA
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• E-waste and scrap metal collected free
• Butterfly Festival volunteers meet
• Beekeeper group lists 2012 schedule
• Veterans sought for forestry crews
• MLJC observes Passover
• Otwell teaches small wonders
• TOPS members lost 93 pounds
• Columbia sets Easter activities
• Firehouse donation
• Researcher aims to use social multimedia for mapping
• Opinion & Perspective
• Denham announces 2012 Art Competition
• Lawson to steer ‘The Joker’
• Sal’s Night comes to Lushmeadows
• Mist Trail makes nation’s top three
• District reaches out to kindergartners
• County hires big legal gun to deal with MID
• Watch out Olympians: Rice is sliding that way
• Nature walk planned
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Brochure guides wildflower lovers
• Board analyzes MMS numbers
• Rapist gets 25 to life
• Hentz takes Florida job
• Family mourns tragic accident
• Low-elevation snow smacks county
• Assembly bill challenges ‘fire tax’
• Spring tomatoes arrive in town
• Denham Discusses Effects Of Rising Gas Prices On California Families
• Park plans power outages
• County rainfall is about half of normal
• Rapist gets 25 to life
• Sports schedules changed
• Curry Village opens for 2012 season
• Trail plan tops Midpines meeting agenda
• FFA seeks support with license plates
• Golden State Cellular assists CAL FIRE
• Snowboarding accident claims Stanners
• Tourism bureau's Hentz heads for Florida
• Tourism bureau's Hentz heads for Florida
• Students at CSU Fresno to Protest Obama Rally
• Snowstorm affects wide swath of county
• Whatley wins western region
• Tree crashes into Calaveras Co. house, kills girl
• School district announces 2 hour delay
• Storm hammers Mariposa County
• Storm hammers Mariposa County
• Youth horse fair set for March 24
• Oller addressess local group
• Large crowd attends community event
• Foothill snow is possible through Sunday a.m.
• Community conference is tomorrow
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives
• Datebook
• Shark week at Woodland
• FFA thanks teachers
• Ag expo reaches out to students
• Safe at Home event takes place March 31
• Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss
• Rotary offers Yaley Scholarship
• Grads make APU list
• Pioneer backs boosters
• Merced College opens scholarships
• Teen research course offered
• Band holds third annual marathon
• Forestry team takes second at UC Davis
• Kauk speaks at MMS
• Young composers’ contest begins
• Lifeguard course set
• Yosemite skiiers fare well at China Peak
• Grizzly gals win first league track meet
• Lady Grizzly Calee Peracca slides under the Minarets' infielder
• Lady Grizzlies open league with 10-0 win
• Grizzlies rally to tie Panthers
• Student athletes land league honors
• Soccer squad crushes Denair, now 2-0 in SAL
• Storytelling draws huge crowds
• Birth Announcement
• Correction
• Elizabeth ‘Bets’ Strathearn
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• LOCAL PET FEATURE
• NMCHC begins busy year
• Turkey hunts set
• BLM invites input
• Superintendent joins conference
• Soroptimist donates to Grizzly softball
• Adventurer seeks plane wreckage
• John Muir Day plans get under way
• MARIPOSA ROTARY
• PERS retirees set meeting
• Beekeepers swarm
• Columbia plans for St. Patrick’s Day
• Opinion & Perspective
• Seamans showcases equine and cowboy art
• From the Archives
• Yosemite’s Abbe receives Valor Award
• CHP offers free teen driver class
• Big Oak Flat Road opens early
• Board deals with water issue
• Garage and vehicle razed
• Bureau will offer history tours in town
• Denham holds mobile office hours
• Caltrans site helps locate heliports
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Foundation fills equipment needs
• Board continues to wrestle with options
• Hentz is considering possible Florida offer
• COST OF LIVING
• Loberg tosses his hat into District 5 run
• Winter arrives just before spring begins
• Mariposa County gold
• Conviction sparks emotional outburst
• Vandalism call leads to pot grow
• Mist Trail is among nation's best
• Assemblymember Olsen and Legislative Republicans Announce Effort to Repeal Fire Tax
• High-country snow, heavy rain expected
• Congressman Denham Announces 2012 19th Congressional District Annual Art Competition
• School board continues to wrestle with options
• McClintock makes Mariposa stop
• Spring wild turkey season starts March 31
• Soccer squad crushes Denair, now 2-0 in SAL
• Lady Grizzlies open league with 10-0 win
• FFA Forestry team wins big at Chico
• Congressman Denham Launches New Congressional Website
• Half Dome permit application deadline is March 31
• Sierra frog is a survivor, scientists say
• Poppies will continue Merced River canyon show
• Yosemite’s Abbe receives Valor Award
• Filing deadline for districts 2 and 5 is extended to Wednesday
• Jury finds Hatton guilty
• Vandalism call leads to pot bust
• Fire razes garage on Country Lane
• Highway 120 opens today
• Thank you
• Cathey’s Valley Garden Club meets
• Kueppers heats up trees to test theory
• Datebook
• Woodland Terrific Kids
• Pioneer Market donates to MES
• MCHS athletes say thanks
• IOOF helps send students
• Girl Scouts seek stories for celebration
• FFA members talk their way to the top
• Kids get a visit from firefighters
• Grads make APU list
• Plate purchase helps ag students
• DPHS hosts teen game night event
• Lions support FFA
• Friesen receives Richardson Award
• Elegant Dress project continues
• Legion prepares for Boys’ State
• Mariposa County High School Are Getting Ready For The Prom On May 5th
• Sign plan will highlight town’s historic district
• Propane theft is on the rise
• Christian Science Church hosts talk
• Birth Announcement
• Thomas R. Tucker, Sr.
• Orton C. Holden
• Lorna Payne
• Joyce Lile
• Irvin “Glenn” Nielson (Wadel)
• Denham holds mobile office hours
• Mini show returns
• Breakfast tables set in La Grange
• Lifeguard course scholarships offered
• Easter plans set for Coulterville
• Cassidy wins best of show
• No soccer results received
• MYF holds sign-ups
• JVs drop pair
• Curry Village FONSI released
• Grapplers finish 2012 season at 8-1
• Track squad opens season
• Grizzlies split preseason pair
• Cool-running kid
• Lady Grizzlies even mark at 1-1
• Guess Who Turns ‘60’ Today?
• Lodge gets new members
• Manna House prepares for Easter
• First 5 honors volunteer heroes
• Lodge donates to Camp Tweety
• Program trades spay/neuter for time
• Opinion & Perspective
• GAZETTE’S cute pets will run on
• AAUW shows film
• Park adds millions to the local economy
• From the Archives
• County approves mid-year budget
• Muir descendant retraces his steps
• Lack of winter provides a catch-22
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Happy Burger backs Habitat
• Farm Bureau serves rib dinner
• Groups sought for Katerpillar Kids
• Silva Road residential blaze
• Autopsy reveals cause
• Special legislation seeks slide solution
• Tellers use stories, music and dance
• School board gets input
• Sheriff’s probe continues
• Hatton trial continues at fairgrounds
• Rapist enters plea, gets 25-years to life
• Supervisors add $1.3 million more for stations
• Dancing in the streets
• Caltrans site helps locate heliports
• Bureau will offer summer tours in town
• Yosemite's Big Oak Flat Road to Reopen on Saturday
• Warmest Spring in Years to Fuel Active Severe Weather
• Big solar storm to hit Earth on Thursday
• Friday, March 9 is election filing deadline
• Rapist enters plea, gets 25-years to life
• Gas prices to continue up, experts say
• Judge bars UC from releasing pepper-spray report
• Weather service seeks spotters
• Boards consider key issues today
• Study: Yosemite visitors spent $354 million in 2010
• Plate purchase helps ag students
• Wind will blow away warm temps
• Assemblymember Olsen makes statement on education funding
• Coming Thursday: Sign plan for town's historic district
• Magnitude-4.0 quake shakes San Francisco Bay area
• County approves mid-year budget
• Badger Pass snow levels enhanced
• Friesen receives Richardson Award
• Happy Burger backs Habitat
• MLJC celebrates Purim on March 10
• Coyote Howl plans are underway
• 4-H plans for 2012 Camp Tweety
• Bodfish wins speech contest
• FFA novice parli-pro team
• FFA advanced parli-pro team
• Babe Ruth holds sign-ups in Mariposa
• Bruins close out Grizzlies, 63-41
• MCHS drops pair to Chowchilla nine
• Charter school continues enrollment
• Friday, March 2
• ‘I Believe’ theme helps ag students hold out hope
• Missing man found uninjured
• Ryder Leslie-Jay Lord
• Todd R. Kleinsmith
• Tax aide offered
• MLCG observes Passover with dinner
• Thank you
• Stout reaches century mark
• Rummage sale set
• Dinner benefits the Ewing Wing
• Mini show returns
• Soroptimist gives opportunity award
• Council to meet
• Livestock forum set in Oakdale
• Claflin and ‘Maynard’ open Storytelling Festival
• Degan chosen as sorority princess
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Butterfly kids sought for contest
• CMWC serves breakfast in March
• Hospital offers stop smoking program
• Animal friend photos will continue to run
• Rotary screens band trip video
• Mariposa County marks Weights and Measures Week
• Should be ashamed
• Our VA clinic
• Broad range of speakers and topics set for conference
• We welcome letters to the editor and differing opinions
• Save our program
• School needs ROP classes
• Need a platform
• Spare the ag program
• Butterfly hat contest opens registration
• Longer days mean less energy consumption
• Children’s book writing class set
• From the Archives
• Community bands together to benefit 3-year-old girl
• JCF welcomes its new CEO
• State prepares new suction dredge rules
• Manna House prepares for Easter
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Audubon program focuses on ‘beautiful monsters’
• Propane pain hits when temperatures dip
• Fire guts building in Lake Don Pedro
• Investigation launched inside treasurer’s office
• Employees spared rent hike
• Hatton trial finally begins
• Enchilada dinner is Saturday
• Local drivers ask, How high can gas prices go?
• Tony Aquino of Merced-based Petroleum Distributor Pazin & Myers Inc.
• Locals ask how high will gas prices go?
• Play rocks the house
• Blaze scorches exterior of Silva Road residence
• Fire destroys community services building at Lake Don Pedro
• SFC seeks volunteers
• Council to meet
• Audubon program focuses on ‘beautiful monsters’
• Butterfly Festival seeks 2012 sponsors
• Dinner benefits the Ewing Wing
• Community conference set
• Hornitos plans for enchilada dinner
• Datebook
• 4-H plans for 2012 Camp Tweety
• SFCS continues open enrollment
• DPHS homecoming court
• DAR honors Housler for being a good citizen
• Elegant Dress project continues
• Grapplers fare well in Patterson
• JVs avenge previous defeat
• ‘Dogs topple MCHS in SAL closer, 71-59
• Scrappy Lady Grizzlies topped in first round
• Yosemite leads the way on ‘Eat Local, Buy California’
• Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ Brunskill Moye
• Thank you
• Ed Uebner
• Friendly visitor program revived
• SFC seeks volunteers
• Breakfast served in Coulterville
• DNC offers learing package
• Yosemite announces workshops, visits and webinars on the MRP
• Givens talks safety at Rotary meeting
• Yosemite Renaissance returns to the Valley
• Small wonders return to art festival
• Park releases EA for White Wolf
• HARP program provides relief for struggling homeowners
• Chamber hosts assembly candidates
• Fireworks fundraiser
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Master Gardeners continue 2012 series
• Opinion & Perspective
• Elected Officials
• Veterans host Stand-down
• Festival seeks artists and crafters
• OHV grant applications open
• Dr. Lee commits to three years at JCF
• McPhie makes third appearance
• Clarification
• From the Archives
• Local show dog keeps on trucking
• Volunteers target worn county tennis courts
• Big Oak Flat Road closes for slide repair
• Garber house for sale, may avoid demolition
• Readers’ pet photos bulge GAZETTE files
• Forest seeks artists
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Mariposa loses restaurant icon
• Team searches for missing man
• Board asked to spare MMS
• MCUSD slashes 35 teachers
• Hurt Hornet
• Scant moisture adds up to dire days for ranchers
• Sixth Street Cinema turns out the lights
• Bruins vanquish Grizzlies in first round
• Experimental aircraft crashes
• MCHS hoops team advance to playoffs
• Mariposa loses restaurant icon
• EDUCATION CRISIS
• PARK MANAGEMENT
• County buys new rescue vehicle
• Whatley competes to be the best
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Festival seeks artists
• NPS rate increase nails residents
• FUNDRAISING EVENTS
• From the Archives
• Corrections
• JCF hosts blood drive next Tuesday
• County adds live audio to Web site
• Dinner benefits the Ewing Wing
• Storyteller brings humor and charm
• Rotary hears Curti
• Mini show returns
• Borrowed money
• Return the dragon bag
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Butterfly Festival seeks 2012 sponsors
• Elected Officials
• Need less government
• Project Respect Bullying
• Letters to the Editor: •
• Program shows history in pictures
• Chamber hosts assembly candidates
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives The Oscar
• Hospital prepares for electronic health records
• Thursday, Feb. 23
• Wednesday, Feb. 22
• Tuesday, Feb. 21
• Monday, Feb. 20
• Sunday, Feb. 19
• 4-H plants daffodils and learns history
• Saturday, Feb. 18
• Friday, Feb. 17
• Class of 62 reunites
• Teen Unity Summit planned for Feb. 22
• Girl Scouts turn 100
• Oakhurst offers short-term classes
• Donkey hoops return
• JVs run away from Eagles
• Frosh tie for first
• Mariposa crushes SAL foes, faces ‘Dogs on Friday night
• Kentucky stays runaway No. 1 in AP Top 25
• Baylor remains top ranked
• Williams joins his brother at NSU
• Wildcats walk away with SAL tourney crown, MCHS second
• PLAYOFF OUTLOOK
• Surprise snowfall
• WAR STORIES
• Suspected car jacker arrested
• Hornitos plans for enchilada dinner
• Special Olympics holds rummage sale
• Sierra Choral Festival slated
• Country Mountain Riders schedule endurance ride
• Jill S. Clayton
• Winter Ball will benefit foundation
• Spiritual Message
• Birth Announcement
• Thank you
• CASA accepts vehicle donations to raise funds
• BIKE RACE
• Suspected car jacker arrested
• Tour of California bike race date is on for May
• Mariposa crushes SAL foes, faces ‘Dogs Friday night
• NPS rate increase tough on residents
• Habitat 'Tour' crosses the finish line
• Car lands in river, driver isn’t injured
• BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
• Friends of the Fair say 2012 County fair will be held
• EDUCATION
• Family seeks help to change their son’s life
• CLIMATE TRENDS
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• FAMILY ISSUES
• INSIDE THE PARK
• From the Archives
• A call for cute pets
• YOSEMITE MANAGEMENT
• Rotary offers youth exchange program
• Breakfasts will be served in La Grange
• Hornitos plans for enchilada dinner
• Won’t miss Mariposa
• Jones in District 2
• Water
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Elected Officials
• Letters to the Editor:
• At the high court, high stakes for religious freedom
• Butterfly Garden Club meets
• Cinema shows ‘Senna’
• Beekeepers meet
• Girl Scouts continue work on projects
• Soroptimist receives donation
• Winter Ball will benefit foundation
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives Folk art
• Forest seeks artists
• Cathey’s Valley Garden Club meets
• 4-H holds its annual pancake breakfast
• SIERRA LIFESTYLES— 1962
• Rotary focuses on its own work
• Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless and toxic gas.
• Raymond family saved by alarm
• Festival seeks artists and crafters
• Film features da Vinci works
• Night of theater
• Lepp brings tall tales to Mariposa
• Thank you
• John Erhart
• Kelly T. Verceles
• Steel speaks at Lincoln Dinner
• Stanley E. Tomerlin
• Speech contest focuses on bullying
• Plans begin for Sober Grad Night
• California & NY mull foreclosure-abuse deal
• Play focuses on Oakhurst history
• Datebook
• Workshop focuses on climate change
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• Boosters begin planning
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• Sticks and stones
• 4-H lists its Judging Day winners for 2012
• Farm Bureau offers student funding
• FFA brings home gold
• PG&E offers college scholarships
• DPHS lists honor roll students
• Chambers finishes five years
• Junior varsity throttles Hawks
• Grapplers stay busy
• Freshmen remain tied atop league
• Lady Grizzlies dominate SAL foes, move to 8-3
• Ski team does well despite lack of snow
• Grizzlies host SAL tourney this Saturday
• Girls can still register for softball
• Babe Ruth League holds sign-ups
• Mariposa escapes Delhi
• VALENTINE’S DAY
• Amgen Tour will pass through Mariposa County
• Appeals court upholds gay marriage
• Proposition 8 decision to be issued on Tuesday
• TO FIX MT. BULLION CUTOTFF
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• Mankins returns to the Superbowl
• Foundation schedules fundraiser
• Audubon program will focus on future of National Parks
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Chamber presents honors
• ‘Dabbles’ will offer food, mix of services
• Off-Broadway play sets horror in “Yosemite”
• Steel speaks at Lincoln Dinner
• Vandals damage graves at Mariposa Cemetery
• Community conference set
• Soroptimist backs Manna House effort
• Book fair set at JCF
• Rotary gets ‘axed’
• Lions’ crab feed is Saturday
• Elected Officials
• Hayden Law
• Responds to Dean
• Rise up
• Grounds to sue?
• Remembering Lawhon
• Bloodless coup
• Letters to the Editor:
• California Commentary
• Tomato Fest seeks growers for next fall
• Blake Alston returns to Storytelling Festival
• Bike events will benefit Habitat
• Butterfly Festival begins its planning
• JJC gets new members
• Park releases Half Dome EA
• Workshop focuses on climate change
• ‘Under Our Skin’ returns
• Thank you
• Tour de Habitat approaches
• NPS inks rehab pact
• Turkey shoot benefits Williams
• Helping to build
• M.L. ‘Sonny’ Lawhon
• Angela Maria Negrette
• Robert G. Kirkland
• Patrick McGovern
• Robert Beattie
• INSIDE YOSEMITE
• JVs rebound against ‘Yotes
• Lady Grizzlies split pair, still in playoff hunt
• Youth wrestlers open 2012 season
• Youth sports sign-ups set
• Frosh drill Gustine
• Grizzlies bombard Denair, 62-29
• Natural Resources competes at state finals
• Lane dances for a cause
• FFA members get state degrees
• Yosemite Rotary backs school’s ski program
• SFCS hosts fundraiser
• Speech contest focuses on bullying
• FFA team wins
• Girl Scouts receive special package
• Cozy school day
• MMS students celebrate
• Grads make dean’s list
• Ranger visits Kiwanis Preschool
• New place to hang their hats
• Thursday, Feb. 9
• Wednesday, Feb. 8
• Tuesday, Feb. 7
• Monday, Feb. 6
• Sunday, Feb. 5
• Saturday, Feb. 4
• Friday, Feb. 3
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Lions go to Reno
• Bill could restore bus funding
• JCF finds new CEO
• State champs
• Bus burns, but student and driver are safe
• Controlle: State to run out of cash in March
• Grizzlies fall to league leader, 62-51
• 25th Mariposa Storytelling Festival
• Big Oak Flat Road Set to Reopen Tomorrow
• California Supreme Court denies challenge of senate maps
• Nathan Ritter receives congressional nomination
• LOCAL POLITICS
• Chamber presents its 2001 honorees
• WEATHER
• Lookin’ good
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Eth-Noh-Tec brings kinetic stories to town
• Tour de Habitat approaches
• BVFD serves breakfast
• LowCHANGINGelevationCLIMATE? could be Badger’s undoing
• Local dog makes it to Westminster
• Tourism bureau brings home best of show
• Mariposa’s CSS is among state’s best
• 4-H holds its annual pancake breakfast
• European study details mountain habitat shifts
• JCF Volunteers install new officers
• Letters to the Editor: •
• Elected Officials
• Home heating safety
• ‘Non-violent’ offenders
• Unanswered questions
• Share the pain
• More than a best friend
• Superintendent’s Messsage
• UCM gets 15,000 applications
• Homeopathy takes a different approach to healing
• DNC Web site gets a fresh, new look
• $1,000 shopping spree
• Turkey shoot benefits Williams
• Soroptimist backs Mt. Crisis mission
• Kinslow speaks to Rotary Club
• New dance classes are now underway
• Residents can spare trees from deer damage
• Lynn Helzer
• Thank you
• Anniversary
• Thank you
• Rummage sale set
• M.L. ‘Sonny’ Lawhon
• Saturday, Jan. 28
• Friday, Jan. 27
• Woodland Terrific Kids for caring
• $25 billion nationwide mortgage deal goes to states
• Thursday, Feb. 2
• Wednesday, Feb. 1
• Tuesday, Jan. 31
• Monday, Jan. 30
• Sunday, Jan. 29
• MES gives parents Friday night out
• MCHS presents Schoolhouse Rock
• Arts Council collects entries
• DPHS now offering student transportation
• Adams makes UCD dean’s list
• Mariposa rips Gustine
• Babe Ruth holds sign-ups
• Youth sports enrolling players
• Bears basketball
• Grizzlies edge Bulldogs, 66-65
• Frosh drill Reds
• Elite chefs offer culinary excellence at annual event
• Honoring the law
• MCUSDSTATE BUDGET DEBACLE prepares for disaster
• Long-awaited rainfall causes dozens of problems
• School district prepares for disaster
• Grizzlies edge Bulldogs, 66-65
• California lawmakers to sue Chiang over their pay
• Large Rockfall Closes Park Road Indefinitely
• EPA To Announce More Than $21 Million to Improve San Joaquin Valley Air
• First Person
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Elected Officials
• Toss your trash
• Santa drives a Corvette
• District Four meeting
• Phone bill
• Rotary gets wild
• Fire Safe Council completes CCWPP
• Park extends Half Dome permit program
• Habitat raises funds
• Cann installed as RCRC vice chair
• Burning suspended
• From the Archives
• BEVERAGE TRENDS
• LOCAL CULTURE
• Bootjack Volunteers to dish up breakfast
• Habitat for Humanity holds an open house
• Soroptimist donates to Heritage House
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• FINALLY--rain may be on the way
• Driver in crash was a wanted parolee
• Carroll calls it a career
• Suspects flee the law, still get caught
• Nutrition solutions are easy to find for Mariposa residents
• Tax aide offered
• Communities mark AMBER alert anniversary
• Gallery seeks mini artists for exhibit
• Master Gardeners offer spring suggestions
• Wallace shares river adventure
• William ‘Billy’ Walter Ruport
• Community can attend oratory contest
• A warm place to sleep
• FOCUS ON SENIORSMother Lode country is tough on retirement
• Big flea market planned in Sonora
• Saturday, Jan. 21
• Friday, Jan. 20
• Amgen seeks jersey entries
• Butterfly Garden Club meets
• Short story class begins at Arts Council
• Researchers and tribes clash over Native bones
• Thursday, Jan. 26
• Wednesday, Jan. 25
• Tuesday, Jan. 24
• Monday, Jan. 23
• Sunday, Jan. 22
• Grizzlies hold on to upend Hawks
• Junior varsity crushes Delhi
• Frosh stay perfect
• Lady Grizzlies rip Gustine in SAL tilt, 59-37
• Marooned cat survives plunge
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• Grizzlies throttle Gustine
• Olsen responds to governor's State of the State address
• Tioga Road will close tonight
• Amazon may bring a distribution center and 1,500 jobs to the Central Valley
• Mammoth unveiling at Fossil Discovery Center in Chowchilla
• Two killed in crash on Highway 140
• Grizzlies win a barnburner, drop Delhi, 76-72
• Grizzlies win a barnburner, drop Delhi, 76-72
• Highway 140 at Bradley Overpass in Merced to be closed
• Highway 140 at Bradley Overpass in Merced to be closed
• Tioga Road phenomenon continues to draw visitors
• Recent project recalls county logging heyday
• LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
• Second carjacking suspect identified
• EXCLUSIVE REPORT
• PERS retirees set meeting
• Habitat raises funds
• Local sorority celebrates
• Park waives entrance fees
• Feeling the spirit
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• CannLOCAL POLITICSwill seek second term in District 4
• Fruit of helping hands
• Three vie for chance to serve in assembly
• JCF program focuses on wellness
• From the Archives
• Mowinckel reports to Rotary
• Hanna helps rally support for CSMMM
• County slates waste collection
• Soroptimist donates to new Ethos Center
• Letters to the Editor: •
• Elected Officials
• Unjust representation
• Say it ain’t so
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives
• Golden Rule
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• TOPS members celebrate
• Butterfly Garden Club meets
• Museum thanks donors
• L-Arrow joins AAA
• Ewing Wing thanks Lozano
• La Grange Rebekah breakfast cancelled
• E-waste collected free
• Movies set at library
• Art Hop moves
• Workshop focuses on climate change
• Rowe celebrates her 100th birthday
• Walton - Easler
• Paul Ray Downs
• Wednesday, Jan. 18
• Tuesday, Jan. 17
• Monday, Jan. 16
• Sunday, Jan. 15
• Saturday, Jan. 14
• Friday, Jan. 13
• CHP outlines new laws
• Thursday, Jan. 19
• Farm Bureau offers college scholarships
• Woodland Terrific Kids for integrity
• STAR students
• AAUW sponsors student speech contest
• DPHS Student of the Month
• Woodland donates to Manna House
• Mariposa tops Waterford for second SAL win
• Frosh roll to 2-0 in SAL
• JVs thump ‘Cats
• Women’s golf club seeks new members
• Lady Grizzlies roll over foes in league play
• LL and MGYSL hold sign-ups
• HEALTH AND FITNESS
• CRIME STATISTICS
• Mariposa County Hazard Reduction Burning Suspended
• Elected Officials
• Letters to the Editor:
• At the high court, high stakes for religious freedom
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Sal Maccarone’s How Art Shapes Our Lives
• Rudy says good-bye
• Rotary meets new chamber director
• Jarratt is named Airman of the Year
• Manna House feeds those in need
• Local scouts send soldiers gifts and start sheet drive
• From the Archives
• Girl Scouts bake cookies for their Troop Boxes project before Christmas.
• LOCAL BUSINESS
• 77 YEARS LATER
• Frozen fun
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Livestock calls rise, and create hazard
• Board approves building remodel
• Record dry December does not rule out rain
• Fire destroys home on Poppy Lake Road
• Mankins makes Pro Bowl again
• Bibby takes the gavel for 2012
• Thursday, Jan. 12
• Wednesday, Jan. 11
• Tuesday, Jan. 10
• Monday, Jan. 9
• Sunday, Jan. 8
• Saturday, Jan. 7
• Friday, Jan. 6
• Legislative debate to revolve around fiscal crisis
• North County VFW plans for Reno trip
• NMCHC plans for winter
• Coulterville holds dinner to celebrate honorary mayor
• Varsity drops first league game
• JV Grizzlies open with win
• Leard brings home saddle
• Bears destroy Weaver
• Lady Grizzlies edged in SAL opener, 46-40
• Who needs snow?
• Breakfasts set in La Grange
• Library offers movies
• Amstutz talks about budding birders in Nepal
• Cathey’s Valley Garden Club meets
• Short story class begins at Arts Council
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Skinners celebrate 60 years
• Correction
• Thank you
• IN MEMORIAM
• Vincent John ‘Dutch’ Walz
• Kasey Holladay-Raber
• MCHS grad dies in ATV accident
• Honor Guard salutes new year
• LAW ENFORCEMENT
• LOCAL POLITICS
• Fourth grade Terrific Kids
• Sixth grade Terrific Kids
• Fifth grade Terrific Kids
• MES collects for Manna House
• Third grade Terrific Kids
• Second grade Terrific Kids
• First grade Terrific Kids
• Thursday, Jan. 5
• Wednesday, Jan. 4
• Tuesday, Jan. 3
• Monday, Jan. 2
• Sunday, Jan. 1
• Saturday, Dec. 31
• Friday, Dec. 30
• California AG sues Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae
• YEAR IN REVIEW
• Master basket weaver Parker honored in DC
• Tioga Road remains open and may post late record
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Federal health reform comes to rural counties
• GAZETTE announces 2011 Best of the Best winners
• PG&E pays property tax to Mariposa County
• Public works reorganizes structure
• Voters can interact with precinct maps
• County buys land to extend parkway
• COMMUNITY EFFORT
• Special message
• From the Archives
• Elected Officials
• Letters to the Editor:
• Stop spending
• Candle safety
• We welcome letters to the editor and differing opinions
• Coward
• Concerns aired:
• Political flu
• Death knell for schools
• ‘Four-square-relational model’
• Chefs’ Holidays return to The Ahwahnee this winter
• Park rangers staff centers for holidays
• Coulterville VFW plans Reno trip
• UC Merced ties with the area continue to increase
• Cann holds meeting
• Tavonattis celebrate 60 years
• Smith - West
• Thank you
• Thank you
• JCF employees ‘deck the halls’
• Amy R. Odgers Smith
• Grizzly Band receives two resolutions
• Tourism continues to increase in difficult times
• Veterinarian's home burns
• Community builders
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Park rangers staff centers for holidays
• District forced to qualify its budget
• HOLIDAY SPIRIT
• Short story class begins at Arts Council
• Rotary learns what’s behind 911
• Lions set date for annual crab feed
• From the Archives
• CHP reveals its holiday wish list
• Sorority cancels event
• Hazardous waste collection set
• Surprised by opinion
• A message from Christmas past
• A soldier’s Christmas
• Christmas: The best gift you give might be to a stranger…
• Public Health Notes
• Mariposa County Fire issues reminder
• Master Gardeners recognized for service
• Habitat collects its 70th car donation
• Complex mating of goats has hunting implications
• Daniel Johnson III
• Stephen Caballero
• Engagement Announcement
• Pax Christi hosts educational series
• Christmas Eve service set
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• Interstate 140?
• HOMELESSNESS
• Reflections of winter
• Lady Grizzlies claim Hilmar consolation crown
• Dress collection begins
• Merced College holds Mariposa registration
• Woodland Reflections winners announced
• Local residents savor the experience of Bracebridge
• Season’s greetings
• EDUCATION
• Board approves Sierra Foothills Charter School
• Bill paves the way for NPS facility in town
• Habitat purchases second piece of land
• Thursday, Dec. 22
• Wednesday, Dec. 21
• Tuesday, Dec. 20
• Monday, Dec. 19
• Sunday, Dec. 18
• Saturday, Dec. 17
• Friday, Dec. 16
• Know Your Vitamin ABC’s
• Kindness Kids
• DPHS students accomplish first term
• Pioneer Market donates to MES
• Inside Education
• Merced College holds Mariposa registration
• Grizzlies still searching for first hoop victory
• Tornados win Selma tourney
• Bears’ cheerleaders land award
• MYBL plans season
• Adult sports begin
• Lady Grizzlies notch first win
• Tennis at the Park
• Victorian Holidays
• Deputies apprehend burglary and chain saw theft suspects
• SFCS waits for board decision
• Decisions, decisions
• Dreams razed
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• No u-turn
• OUTDOOR RECREATION
• From the Archives
• Sharing wishes
• Bike tour raises funds for WildLink
• Santa visits bank
• Residents can give the gift of knowledge
• Santa is coming to Coulterville
• Things that go bump in the night
• Our View
• Offer thanks
• Responds to Pitt
• Corporate hack
• Missing rack
• Elected Officials
• Letters to the Editor:
• CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY
• Soroptimist helps Kops for Kids effort
• CASA accepts car donations to raise funds
• Cinema plans for holiday film series
• Moon in Leo performs
• MLJC celebrates Hanukkah Dec. 24
• Holiday giving
• Blood drive planned at John C. Fremont
• CMWC donates to kids
• Manna House prepares
• MCFD issues reminder
• Tioga Road reopens
• Bracebridge Dinner turns 85 this season
• Church celebrates Christmas
• Music event scheduled at Lutheran church
• Thank you
• Marc Cutter
• Irene Middleton
• Warmth of the season
• ‘Town Dog’ comes in from cold, but faces fight for life
• County wants money paid to former supervisor back
• SPORTS MEDICINE
• YOSEMITE TRAGEDY
• CRIME
• Board establishes welfare fraud unit
• Sheriff warns of shoplifting increase
• Home Tour celebrates 20 years
• Soroptimists holds fundraising event
• MSO plans for holiday concert
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Most Wanted
• From the Archives
• Lions to honor Kinard
• Benefit dinner scheduled to aid fire victims
• Local tree is switched on at U.S. Capitol
• Craft cruisers
• HOLIDAY BARGAINS
• Curry Village Ice Rink opens for season
• AERIAL PHENOMENA
• Blaze erupts in structure on Carleton Road
• Responds to Goings
• Avoiding overcharges: Let the buyer beware
• Holiday fire safety reviewed
• Elected Officials
• WHY WE DON’T TRUST POLITICIANS
• Scientists propose thinning Sierra forests
• Bracebridge Dinner turns 85 this season
• Sheriff warns of phone fraud scams
• DAR donates flags, books
• Bank supports Manna House
• Christmas tree cutting prohibited in forest
• Audubon program focuses on climate
• Harry joins association
• Storytelling Festival tickets are on sale
• Burlingame signs new book at library
• Bird count slated
• MLJC celebrates Hanukkah Dec. 24
• Manna House prepares for Christmas event
• Blood drive planned
• Christmas lights can be recycled
• Champion wins toughest battle yet
• PBC holds concert
• Thank you
• Bank helps Kops for Kids
• Gary Adzima
• Markie Elizabeth Woolbert (Weaver)
• Contracts to buy homes hit highest level in a year
• Notaries named in fraud case
• Brown asks voters for tax increases
• Feds to allow use of Medicare data to rate doctors
• Thursday, Dec. 15
• Sunday, Dec. 11
• Saturday, Dec. 10
• Wednesday, Dec. 14
• Tuesday, Dec. 13
• Monday, Dec. 12
• Friday, Dec. 9
• Business Br iefs
• Santa to visit here
• Rotary Interact holds tissue drive
• SFCS plans to hold holiday open house
• Kiwanis Preschool has new director
• Grizzly Band plans annual concert
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• Woodland’s Thanksgiving feast
• Lady Grizzlies still searching for first victory
• Johnson inks letter of intent
• Lions host football dinner
• Top 20 selection
• Bucketing two
• Is ‘Sun Train’ a mirage, or wave of Yosemite’s future?
• Speedboat Christmas
• Wind storm causes widespread damage
• Deputies make arrest in saw theft
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Peace at the center
• Birth Announcement
• Craft fair nears
• Loyd services cancelled
• Mildred L. Jones
• Mary M. Gauthier
• Christmas Home Tour marks 20th anniversary
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Mr. and Mrs. Claus come to downtown
• Santa visits Mariposa
• Conservancy unveils MapGuide
• Basin Fire Station gets new look
• Deer in rut can be dangerous neighbors
• Blood drive planned
• Audubon sets Christmas bird counts
• Court offers amnesty
• Business Br iefs
• American Legion post marks 72 years
• Elves invade Oakhurst at Golden Chain
• Home heating tips
• State of the school district
• Small town, huge heart
• Tea Party
• Elected Officials
• Fire fee
• Cathey explains
• Blaze damages Worman Road home
• JCF Hospital marks World AIDS Day
• Burlingame signs new book at library
• Crafters wanted
• Santa schedules visit
• ENVIRONMENT
• From the Archives
• Community news scores big with readers nationwide
• CATHEY’S VALLEY
• Manna House prepares for Christmas
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Correction
• Seven booked for DUI
• Tioga Road reopens
• California News Briefs
• LionWILDLIFEencountersMANAGEMENT are on par for the county
• School board holds special meeting
• NWS predicts Mono winds
• Schools face grim mid-year budget
• GOVERNMENT
• Holiday events begin to jingle
• Firing up for Christmas
• Monday, Dec. 5
• Sunday, Dec. 4
• Saturday, Dec. 3
• Friday, Dec. 2
• Storytelling Festival tickets are on sale
• Art on the River set next weekend
• Thursday, Dec. 8
• Wednesday, Dec. 7
• Tuesday, Dec. 6
• Museum has gifts
• Robotics team wins
• American Legion honors MCHS
• Scary stories come to the MCHS stage
• Brentwood Electric
• Lura Construction
• Netfile
• Pioneer Market
• Pizza Factory
• Bears win McSwain tournament
• MYBL plans season
• Lions host football dinner
• Lady Grizzlies begin season
• Grizzly basketball goes full speed
• Six Grizzlies named All-SAL players
• Grizzly Band returns from remarkable trip to NYC
• Park death toll is high, but not close to record
• High wind warning issued
• Elected Officials
• EDUCATION
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Thank you
• Fish and Game questions answered
• Craft bazaar benefits Yosemite kids
• Girl Scouts collect items for soldiers
• Kiwanis plan hayride
• Prevention grants are available
• County offers tips for buying firewood
• COUNTY TOURISM
• Business Br iefs
• Crafters wanted
• Blood drive planned
• Soroptimist learns about horse project
• Why doesn't Congress want a balanced budget?
• Project Respect
• Unfit to publish
• Excellent idea
• Real victims
• CASA needs help
• The Merced River canyon will be transformed into a miles-long art studio Dec. 10 and 11. The ‘Art on the River” event takes place in many separate locations. On Saturday, all locations will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. At the Briceburg Visit
• ‘Art on the River’ comes to canyon
• Kops for Kids
• Open letter
• Christmas Home Tour marks 20th anniversary
• Correction
• Odd Fellows slate dance
• Rotary speaker goes high tech
• OUTDOOR RECREATION
• From the Archives
• Whoops!
• Foresta Road closes for slide repair job
• Park extends MRP comment period
• Rockfall-injured girl has bounced back
• Gardening calendar on sale
• CLIMATE SCIENCE
• Most Wanted
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• McCorry comes home to lead the chamber
• Local Manna House prepares for Christmas
• 10 YEARS
• MCFD works to start fire inspection services
• ELECTRICITY SOURCE
• Thursday, Dec. 1
• Wednesday, Nov. 30
• Tuesday, Nov. 29
• Monday, Nov. 28
• Sunday, Nov. 27
• Saturday, Nov. 26
• Students enjoy book fair
• Scary stories come to the MCHS stage
• MES piano gets a tune-up
• Friday, Nov. 25
• Edwards graduates
• Luna is DPHS student of the month
• Lady Grizzlies land all-league volleyball honors
• Grizzly basketball opens this weekend
• Bears varsity all-stars
• Grizzly green turns blue
• Counting Blessings
• Gingerbread dancers
• Mexican National identified as armed assailant in carjacking
• Arrest warrant issued for carjacking suspect
• Board holds hearing on SFCS
• THREE BUSTED, DRIVER ESCAPES
• LOCAL BUSINESS
• Museum program looks at Yosemite winter sports history
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Kiwanis plan annual hayride
• HIGH SPEED RAIL
• CAL FIRE moves into winter status
• TRAVELERS’ DIARY
• Electrical problem causes house fire
• From the Archives
• GAZETTE plans for upcoming holidays
• Downtown Yosemite
• Elected Officials
• Sensationalism sells
• Mono Lake Paiute responds
• Offended
• Preventing cooking fires
• New traditions
• Responds to Cathey
• Cinema screens ‘Harry Potter’
• Breakfast with Santa planned
• Badger ski shuttle announces schedule
• Golden State Cellular announces fraud alert
• 4-H holds Achievement Night
• Relay for Life holds meeting
• Fashion for a good cause
• Business Br iefs
• Coulterville quizzes mayoral candidates
• North County plans for fifth tree lighting
• Breakfast set in La Grange
• Pile burning planned in Groveland district
• ‘Christmas in Coulterville’ is planned
• Community Center gets improvements
• Ewing Wing residents prepare for Christmas
• ‘Tellabration’ event is Saturday
• Gallery announces Gold Rush winners
• Ski swap set in Park
• Rotarians learn about realignment
• County hires permanent director
• Grizzly Band at ‘Ground Zero’
• Agency fires tech, says San Francisco bridge safe
• Thursday, Nov. 24
• Wednesday, Nov. 23
• Tuesday, Nov. 22
• Monday, Nov. 21
• Sunday, Nov. 20
• Saturday, Nov. 19
• Friday, Nov. 18
• Supreme Court: Pre-election health care showdown set
• Parents get another night out
• Caspari graduates
• Preschool gets spooky
• Woodland Terrific Kids
• Students visit Monterey Bay Aquarium
• Soroptimist helps students with donation
• Students visit Fresno State
• A Hearty Helping of Holiday Flavor
• Bret Harte sinks Lady Grizzlies in second round
• Highlands runs roughshod over Mariposa in gridiron playoffs
• JV Bears are all-stars
• Ranch turns fruit into Mariposa County’s new liquid gold
• Charity event is today
• Friends of Hospice holds remembrance
• Sheriff’s Office debuts honor guard
• Thank you
• Thanksgiving service set
• New Life serves Thanksgiving dinner
• Allen R. Loyd
• Dr. Clifford L. Walker
• Analyst: Bills rising due to overpriced renewables
• Lion stalks neighbors at Darrah and Triangle
• Grizzly Band to appear on Today Show
• California Conservation Corps turns 35
• Analyst predicts going 'green' will cost more green
• Scots end Grizzlies' gridiron season, 36-0
• Residents can watch the NYC Veterans Day Parade online
• Lady Grizzlies eliminated
• Jean Dorothy Bates
• Donald E. Bronson
• Shirley Ann Mari
• Tommy R. Kinard
• Dennis Almasy, Sr.
• Thank you
• First Baptist serves 25th annual dinner
• Birth Announcement
• Butterfly Garden Club meets
• Craft fair nears
• Help needed for Couterville Christmas
• Breakfast served in La Grange this month
• IOOF recognizes scholars
• Design:
• Sorority cleans up
• Breakfast served in Coulterville Nov. 13
• Church offers free film
• Grants are available for tobacco prevention
• Rotarians focus on setting goals
• Carcass contest winners announced
• Honor Our Veterans
• Elected Officials
• Correction of facts
• Disappointed
• Appalled
• First person
• Guild raises funds
• More for Denham
• Open letter
• PERS retirees to meet
• Lose for Good helps
• Famous Ahwahnee sets Chef’s Holidays
• Christmas Home Tour marks 20th
• Golden State Cellular announces fraud alert
• PARK PLANNING
• From the Archives
• Hornitos marks All Souls Day
• Take Back Day yields 125 pounds
• Fiester Photography ‘framed’ on national television
• Dinner set for vets
• VFW supports veterans
• Yosemite offers fee free weekend
• Crafters enjoy busy season
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Grizzly Band lands in Big Apple
• Planning commission moves forward on rules for marijuana
• FOREST RECREATION
• PG&E fuse blows power
• Purchase saves County $30,000 a year
• WITNESS SOUGHT
• Blaze consumes home
• INDIAN AFFAIRS
• Wednesday, Nov. 16
• Tuesday, Nov. 15
• Monday, Nov. 14
• Sunday, Nov. 13
• Saturday, Nov. 12
• Thursday, Nov. 17
• Friday, Nov. 11
• Official offers tips for buying firewood
• Sixth grade Terrific Kids
• New Ethos Center opens
• Fall Frolic planned
• Soroptimists offer Richardson Award
• Third grade Terrific Kids
• Fifth grade Terrific Kids
• Fourth grade Terrific Kids
• Second grade Terrific Kids
• First grade Terrific Kids
• Fall Festival costume winners
• Acorn students say goodbye
• Former graduate finishes basic
• Woodland celebrates Halloween
• Junior varsity rips ‘Dogs to share title
• Grappler parents to meet
• Superbowl brings huge crowd to town
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• Grizzlies take on Scots in playoffs after humbling defeat
• Four senior soccer players land honors
• PLAYOFFS
• Headed for the ‘city that never sleeps’
• MISTREATED HORSES
• Sounds of Music gives to Grizzly Band
• JCF marks Breast Cancer Awareness
• Datebook
• Black and White Ball date nears
• Legion invites students to compete
• Clapton guitar tickets are still available
• MCUSD announces contest winners
• Soroptimists offer Richardson Award
• Poker run scheduled
• Students learn the ropes
• Fall Festival goes on
• Ag students visit three college sites
• JVs fall short against Wildcats, 12-6
• The champs
• Octoberfest tennis
• Bears make playoffs
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• Lady Grizzlies roll to 11-1
• Soccer squad whips TC, 5-1
• Playoff showdown set against Hawks
• PUC Decision May Grant Utilities Authority To Shut Off Your Power
• Elected Officials
• Great community
• Community effort
• Balanced and informative
• Man of empathy
• Keep Mariposa clean
• Hornitos plans for All Souls Day
• MCRCD holds its annual plant sale
• Craft fair nears
• Sheriff collects prescriptions
• End-of-season swim
• Oakhurst veteran is new Denham staffer
• Bootjack Volunteers serve pancake breakfast
• From the Archives
• Rylands leads NatureBridge
• PROTECTION FOR LITTLE TRICK-OR-TREATERS
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• Crafters boutique planned
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Shoot planned Nov. 5
• Prescription drugs can be dropped off
• CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS
• MMS gets new leader
• Showdown at the Grizzly corral
• Grant paves the way for sidewalks
• EDUCATION
• Trick-or-treat costs add up for residents
• IT’S BACK
• Coulterville plans for Halloween party
• Fire Prevention Week concludes
• Bank backs Habitat
• USFS focuses on restoration
• Stewards dig to ride, ride to dig
• Recycled Craft Fair set for this Saturday
• Santa’s Bazaar returns
• Park joins group to provide online facts
• Denham submits deficit reduction plan
• Imrie ‘zips’ through Rotary presentation
• Stamp mill progress
• MCF offers grants
• Resolution of respect
• Wedding Announcement
• Free luncheon offered for widows
• Sam Saint
• Donald Breton
• Vastbinder marks 30 years
• Breaking Midpines ground
• Mariposa’s royal couple
• NPS says ‘no’ to Amgen
• Grizzlies stumble, Wildcats win, 21-14
• Park Service scuttles Amgen's return
• Park Service scuttles Amgen's return
• Blood donors can give in Mariposa
• IOOF welcomes new members
• Thank you
• Fitness Over 50 class begins this month
• Free luncheon offered for widows
• Heroes dinner planned
• Santa’s Bazaar returns
• AAUW plans for yard sale
• Herbert G. Reece, Jr.
• Thank you
• Memorial service
• Jeanette K. Prue
• Just a pinprick
• AAUW talks election
• Greeley Hill Road could see delays
• Ewing Wing opens on Halloween
• Luncheon planned
• Black and White Ball date is approaching
• Indigestion
• Rotary learns of security to the stars
• A Tea Party Discussion
• Elected Officials
• Questions decision
• Hands off Social Security
• Support SFCS
• Sweet help
• Branding time
• Coulterville plans for Halloween party
• Mystery boxes
• Board welcomes Turpin back to work
• FIRE STATIONS
• The Ahwahnee Hotel plans for Chefs’ Holidays
• From the Archives
• MCFD awards 2011 honors
• PARAMEDIC SERVICES
• Totten honored by MADD
• Grizzly Band wins again
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• PARKS & RECREATION
• REAL ESTATE
• ‘Zip-a-dee-doo-dah’— business awaits frequent fliers
• SOUP’S ON!
• Datebook
• EMT class planned
• MCRCD holds its annual plant sale
• Arts and crafts show planned in La Grange
• Symphony marks 10th anniversary
• Patriot’s Pen contest opens
• Acorn kids visit Bootjack Fire Department
• Pioneer gives to MES
• LDPE holds poker run as a fundraiser
• Woodland Terrific Kids
• Estel wins alumni raffle
• Trio of princesses
• 2011 homecoming court
• A HISTORY MUSEUM IS IN THE BATHROOM
• Community blood drive set in El Portal
• Denham sets office hours
• Off to the races
• MRP workshops set
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• Hawks throttle soccer squad
• Bears take on Denair
• VOLLEYBALL
• Grizzlies host Wildats for homecoming
• Amgen may return
• The Ahwahnee plans for Chefs’ Holidays
• Fall Hill Climb set
• Garden Club awards
• Yosemite plans Mariposa Grove visit
• Black and White Ball tickets are on sale now
• Park honors the volunteers
• Red Ribbon Week set
• Park begins burning
• Master Gardeners hold soil workshop
• MCRCD holds its annual plant sale
• Water storage and conveyance problems
• Protect your family from fire
• Elected Officials
• Still committed to community
• Idiot for hire
• CMWC hosts dinner
• Holiday fair and lunch set in Le Grand
• Women’s firearms training planned
• Fire Prevention Week activities teach safety
• MSO marks 10th anniversary
• Project Respect in the classroom and home
• Open letter
• Denham representatives set office hours
• SNF provides ‘The People’s Christmas Tree’
• Defensible space projects continue
• Butterfly Garden Club meets
• Santa’s Bazaar returns
• From the Archives
• VOLUNTEER EFFORTS
• CAL FIRE lifts burn suspension
• Miller named as Yosemite Conservancy’s general manager
• FUNDING SOLUTIONS
• County Fire Response Report
• YOSEMITE
• Sunday, Oct. 16
• Saturday, Oct. 15
• Friday, Oct. 14
• transported by taste
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Thursday, Oct. 20
• Wednesday, Oct. 19
• Tuesday, Oct. 18
• Monday, Oct. 17
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• This one’s not going to New York
• Legion invites students to compete
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• Positive self image
• 4-H deadline nears
• Board marks National 4-H Week
• LOCAL PEOPLE
• Bootjack 4-H begins its new year
• GOLF TOURNAMENT
• VOLLEYBALL
• ADULT SOFTBALL
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• JV Bears drop a heart-breaker
• Soccer squad ties last two foes
• Griz ground Eagles, face Coyotes next
• MCUSD brings ‘Rachel’s Challenge’ to Mariposa students
• Gas contract was not Bevington’s
• Board moves to make pot co-ops and dispensaries illegal
• Deputies swarm
• Birth Announcement
• COMMUNITY
• Elizabeth F. Garrison
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Stanford Hugo Stoffels
• Betty Keller
• Cathey’s Valley crash
• WILD & SCENIC RIVER DEBATE
• Burning suspension is lifted
• Thank you
• Oda - Echlepp
• Paul M. Streller
• Gayle M. Kelly
• Mariposa man attends Peace Corps reunion
• VFW forms new Ladies’ Auxiliary
• Fall burning planned
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Golden Chain opens new production
• Brown shares his knife collection with Rotary
• Fire safety event planned in Coulterville
• Audubon program will feature prolific bird-bander
• Fall plant sale set
• Red Cross offers course
• YNP finds no impact
• Application deadline nears for game warden academy class
• COM Rose wins 9/11 raffle
• Pleasantly surprised
• EMT class planned
• Soroptimist plans fall rummage sale
• Vision assistance
• Park starts fire
• Elected Officials
• California Commentary
• St. Joseph’s pictures
• Medal worthy
• New at DPHS
• Huge success
• Senior Wood Program begins
• UCM researchers look at prevention programs
• Black and White Ball plans begin
• YOSEMITE
• Park renews DNC services contract
• From the Archives
• Fall preparation sparks house fire
• UCM grows to over 5,000 students
• UC Merced researchers receive $2 million grant for water study
• RADIATION CONCERNS
• Conservancy provides $9.3 million to Park
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• CRIME
• MINING ISSUES
• County Fire Response Report
• First storm damps dust, dumps snow
• NO GASOLINE
• Woman injured in crash
• Thursday, Oct. 13
• Wednesday, Oct. 12
• Tuesday, Oct. 11
• Monday, Oct. 10
• Sunday, Oct. 9
• Saturday, Oct. 8
• Friday, Oct. 7
• 4 SIMPLE STEPS TO TRANSFORM
• LDPE holds poker run as a fundraiser
• Woodland ready for basketball
• MCUSD offers SES services to students
• Bright Family donates to UCM
• Keeping it in the family
• Fipps selected for leadership encounter
• Boosters raise funds
• Grizzly Band stops traffic
• Coulterville seeks slice of tourist pie
• VOLLEYBALL
• Soccer squad falls
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• Diggin’ it out
• Golf tourney raises scholarship money
• JVs spank Knights, 21-7
• ADULT SOFTBALL
• Penalty-plagued Grizzlies prevail
• Treasure seekers
• Mother, daughter terrorized in local carjacking
• Birth Announcements
• Happy birthday Zella
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Leona Burnside
• Joseph M. O’Neal
• Doreen ‘Doi’ DeWitt
• Paul J. Halencak, Sr.
• Soroptimists add new members
• Blood donors can give in Mariposa
• Girl Scout troops undertake projects
• Farm Bureau plans its annual dinner
• Tomato season can be extended
• Community blood drive set in El Portal
• Hospital remodels with art
• Rotary continues its fight against polio
• CAL FIRE begins Senior Wood Program
• FoL semi-annual sale returns
• Coulterville prepares for big, western celebration
• Hotel Jeffery ledgers return
• Elected Officials
• Public Health Notes
• Kids deserve a school
• Still serving
• Above and beyond
• Praise for Ewing Wing
• Medal worthy
• Endorse SFSC
• Gratitude
• Board marks constitution week
• Spotlight shines on Coulterville
• Volunteers clean-up river
• EQUESTRIAN EVENT
• From the Archives
• Habitat for Humanity joins in celebration
• ‘I swear’
• CHANGING SEASONS
• Wii games offered at county library
• Sierra Art Trails opens this weekend
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• A Grand show
• QUESTION OF THE WEEK
• ‘Healthy’ is goal for school meals, budget
• EDUCATION
• Attacking the killer tomatoes
• Only 10 don’t have TDAP vaccination
• Pipe bomb found at McClure
• Amgen Tour could start leg in Park
• FREE ADMISSION
• DMV answers questions on general requirements
• Thursday, Oct. 6
• Wednesday, Oct. 5
• Tuesday, Oct. 4
• Monday, Oct. 3
• Sunday, Oct. 2
• Saturday, Oct. 1
• Friday, Sept. 30
• A Beautiful BRUNCH
• Boosters raise funds
• NATIONAL 4-H WEEK
• LDPE holds poker run as a fundraiser
• Merchants help band raise funds
• Fipps selected for leadership encounter
• Fall Festival goes on
• Participants needed for youth symposium
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• VOLLEYBALL
• Head over heels
• ADULT SOFTBALL
• Bears post victories
• Junior varsity blanks Reds, 25-0
• Grizzlies crush Gustine, host Knights Friday
• Size matters
• Fly-in draws crowd to airport
• Supervisors wrestle with budget balance
• Grizzlies gash Gustine
• Datebook
• FRESHBAKED inspiration
• Woodland celebrates new school year
• Class of 1966 plans reunion
• Parents big night out
• Band raffles Clapton guitar
• Off to good start
• MES has big turn out for Back to School Night
• College night set
• Bright, sunflower days
• Sierra Lifestyles
• MCHS soccer downs ‘Cats
• Junior cheer clinic slated
• Spikers open SAL with win over ‘Yotes
• UCM kicks off athletics
• Junior varsity upended, 12-0
• Wichmann helps Bulldogs to home-opening win
• Grizzlies fall to Wolves in tough clash
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• The Oaks conquer Napa/Brand Auto
• Summer sets for 2011
• New citizens take the oath in Yosemite
• Public asks about school district personnel changes
• Wassama hosts Gathering Days
• Thank you
• Photo
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Dorothy K. Rodgers-Dickinson
• CSMMM still welcomes volunteers
• Yale singing group performs in Merced
• Tomato seeds can be saved
• Photo
• Yosemite Facelift continues till Sunday
• Gallery seeks entries
• Comment opens on Mariposa Grove plan
• Arts and crafts show planned in La Grange
• Smith brings home award from ride
• Spiffin’ up
• Forest Service lifts fire restrictions
• Bill May Cost Mariposa $25 Million in the Next Decade
• Another need?
• Failed again
• Fly-in features MCHS Grizzly Band
• Interesting to think about
• Don’t know much
• Fortunate community
• Kudos to Kile
• Need a donor
• Another great summer
• Haiku winners anounced
• Sierra Art Trails opens next weekend
• Forest recreation boosts economies
• Correction
• Gold fell to Earth from the skies, scientists say
• From the Archives
• Mice head for high country in Yosemite
• Yosemite entrance fee lifted this Saturday
• DNC honored by NPS for Greenpath composting program
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• PG&E awards Fire Safe Council grant
• Blazin’ bird
• Mariposa again to be a multi-stamp mill town
• Pot plant total grows
• Students arrested for smoking pot
• Tourism Bureau wins national award
• County board agendas are now online
• Supervisors back CV charter school
• Grizzlies upended by Livingston in defensive battle, 21-16
• Fire rips through dry grass in Cathey's Valley
• Thursday, Sept. 22
• Wednesday, Sept. 21
• Sunday, Sept. 18
• Saturday, Sept. 17
• Tuesday, Sept. 20
• Monday, Sept. 19
• Friday, Sept. 16
• TVs donated to band
• Head Start sponsors local food program
• Participants needed for youth symposium
• ICES plans the 22nd Children’s Fair
• Farm Bureau offers college membership
• Art night planned at Woodland
• It’s a WIN-WIN
• 2011 Mariposa County Fair Junior Livestock Auction
• ADULT SOFTBALL
• JVs pummeled by Orestimba, 35-12
• Funds released
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• Young Mariposa athlete earns televised honor
• Williams takes the field in South Dakota
• Spikers handle Modesto Christian
• Soccer squad registers SAL win
• Wolves invade Grizzly Stadium Friday night
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Birth Announcements
• Thank you
• In memoriam
• Mark E. Carey
• Joe Babcock
• La Grange plans for several events
• Greeley Hill Road could see delays
• Rummage sale set
• JCF graduates nurse assistants
• Fish fry planned in Coulterville Oct. 1
• Tomato Fest schedule released
• PERS retirees set meeting
• Hornitos plans 25th annual flea market
• Gallery seeks Gold Rush Art Show entries
• DAR donates 16 new books
• MCFD launches ambassador campaign
• 4-H goes to Ironstone
• Fire Prevention Week
• Appreciates hospital
• Significant challenge
• People’s choice award
• Bullying or conflict?
• Demise of Pizza Plus
• Bugged off
• Bad apples
• Leonard speaks at museum
• Cowboy poetry comes to Coulterville’s celebration
• $13.5 million campaign improves trails in Yosemite
• Yale group performs
• Wassama hosts Gathering Days
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Denham seeks Wounded Warrior
• Park offers free entrance Sept. 24
• From the Archives
• Fair lists 2011 winners
• Mariposa County Fair will feature in new documentary
• Wichmann gets the start for Bulldogs
• Memorial honored
• POLITICS
• Former supervisor retires
• Toes will tap, meat will sizzle this Saturday
• Bridgeport Fire Station breaks ground
• Gate crasher
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• Fire near Alta Vista Road now 60% contained
• Grizzlies fall to Warriors, 29-22
• Datebook
• Breakfast benefits fund
• Gardeners deal with tomato diseases
• MCHS holds canned food drive
• MCUSD offers free and reduced lunch program
• TGIF Club begins
• Hart recognized with SSSA honor
• Preschool has new teachers
• MES holds its Back to School Night
• Band Boosters seek old instruments
• Family Taco Night with a Twist
• ADULT SOFTBALL
• Junior varsity sweeps Bullfrogs
• JVs blank Bears, 15-0
• VOLLEYBALL
• Doc’s Pigskin Predictions
• Grizzlies host Orestimba in home opener
• Soccer squad falls to Bullfrogs, 4-1
• Local schools test well, but get dinged by federal rules
• Supervisors back sidewalk upgrades
• Fair closes with high attendance, little trouble
• Tragedy recalled 10 years later
• Ceremony marks 9/11 anniversary
• Hold on, it’s going to be a bumpy ride
• Organizers gear up for river clean-up day
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• First Baptists are finally home
• Man injured after hitting cow in road
• Cathey’s Valley moves to open Sierra Foothill
• Parade winners announced
• Rummage sale set
• Construction slows Silver Bar traffic
• Open house slated
• Soroptimist opens Elegant Dress Closet
• Missing hiker found dead in tent
• Elected Officials
• Memorial giving
• From the Archives
• Cathey’s Valley Garden Club meets
• 4-H needs leaders
• Rotary explains its Four Way Test
• 2011 Mariposa County Fair & Homecoming
• Park says thank you
• Open letter
• Fire fee malfeasance
• No information
• Made in America
• What do to with a found animal
• Mercy Medical Group welcomes patients
• Mariposa residents ‘Lose for Good’
• Stompers start new line dancing class
• Revival scheduled
• Sierra Artists raise funds
• Wedding Announcement
• Birth Announcements
• Richard F. Adams
• County Fire breaks ground at Bridgeport
• WATER DEBATE
• Park concludes search, body found
• Park Searches for Missing Person Near Vogelsang
• Castillo’s supports auction
• Enjoy the fair
• Come to the fair
• Great year to come to the fair
• Hog heaven
• Pee Wee’s big adventure
• Flock to the fair
• Fair flash
• Bring home the bacon
• Support for the arts
• Getting ready for the auction
• Auction invitation
• Golden Agers host bingo District governor visits local Rotary club
• Wii bowling league opens
• Rummage sale set
• Networkers host Forrest as speaker
• Breakfast served in Coultervile
• Woman of the Year honored
• Sierra Telephone marks Patriot Day
• Sudden impact
• Wawona fountain springs back to life
• Construction delays expected
• UC Merced’s impact grows as new school year begins
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Legion post wins public relations award
• ‘Derby’ fans ready their destructive tendancies
• Majority of students return to MCUSD
• Gold Bowl turns pink on Monday
• In memoriam
• Adventists host Flickinger
• Thank you
• Dorothy K. Rodgers-Dickinson
• Louise Updike Ogilvie
• Daniel Martinez, Sr.
• Dennis Ray Hopkins
• James Merle Gilbert
• La Grange plans for several events
• Breakfast benefits 9/11 memorial fund
• SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST
• Festival looks for tomato winners
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• Theater presents ‘Orphan’ this fall
• History Center welcomes new docents
• Motor Fire roars through river canyon
• Thursday, Sept. 8
• Wednesday, Sept. 7
• Tuesday, Sept. 6
• Monday, Sept. 5
• Sunday, Sept. 4
• Saturday, Sept. 3
• Friday, Sept. 2
• AAUW fills backpacks
• Acorn kids return
• MCHS class of 1991 holds 20th reunion
• Woodland welcomes students
• Cub Scout Pack 94 begins new Tiger Den
• AAUW birthday cards
• Cavallaro makes SDSU dean’s list
• Christian School opened on Monday
• ADULT SOFTBALL
• Errant aerial
• Play stopper
• Clearing a path
• Classic Comfort
• On the trail of a forgotten bear tale
• Canyon inferno
• It’s time for Mariposa County’s biggest party
• Evacuations have begun of Rancheria Flats
• Motor Fire crests ridge above government housing area
• Web site available on the Motor Fire
• Forest fire raging on Ferguson Ridge
• Elected Officials
• Carbon monoxide installation program pays big dividends
• Thursday, Sept. 1
• Wednesday, Aug. 31
• Tuesday, Aug. 30
• Monday, Aug. 29
• Sunday, Aug. 28
• Saturday, Aug. 27
• Friday, Aug. 26
• Dinner raises funds for Cindy Bohna
• Preschool ready for new year
• DPHS FFA officer team
• Students can attend Gateway Academy
• BOFGUSD begins ‘No Bully’ program
• Best Western Motel donates TVs to band
• Fundraiser benefits scholarship program
• Oldest living MCHS graduates
• Bibby will speak to Dems
• Local students immerse themselves in French culture
• Lively, BOLD, Fresh
• Pull up a seat
• MGYSL places in state’s top 10
• Pads will pop Friday night
• Rotary slates tourney
• DFG offers free fishing day Sept. 3
• ADULT SOFTBALL
• GRIZZLY STADIUM
• Students increase test proficiency
• WATER QUALITY
• Camp visits cut short, but experience remains
• Half Dome fall claims another life
• COUNTY GOVERNMENT
• Volunteers needed for parkway clean-up
• It’s almost time for Blazin’ Hog
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Lions dedicate fair parade to Grizzly Marching Band
• Crash injures one
• From the Archives
• RENOVATION
• Welcome home
• Festival includes veggie art contest
• Library benefit slated
• Carcass contest set
• ‘Evenings’ conclude this weekend
• Pig in a poke
• Fire station importance
• Engineer responds
• Hope to see you at the fair
• What happened to courtesy?
• Make the fair worthwhile
• Oil recycling encouraged locally
• 4-H needs leaders
• Rydingsword talks human service mission
• CDCR launches realignment Web site
• Tours set at compost facility
• Vista Plan causes no impact
• Thank you
• Birthday Announcement
• Thank you
• Barbara Cabezut-Bolton
• Carolyn White
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Barbara Jean Patty
• CHP sets up checkpoint this Friday
• Back in the swing
• Back to School for Mariposa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• High school changes registration dates
• Park finds no impact at Badger Pass
• Mariposa Fair parade needs participants
• Local shooters compete at challenge
• Rotary slates Yaley memorial golf tourney
• Fair horse show is set for Saturday
• ADULT SOFTBALL
• MCUSD announces its administrative staff
• School bell schedules
• Routes are online
• Woodland schedules orientation
• Alumni hold meeting
• Freshman orientation planned
• Grizzly cheer serves breakfast
• District lists 2011-12 important dates
• Early release days added
• Bus pass rules ensure student safety
• MCUSD schools open on Monday
• Pizza, Per Favore!
• Proud Mariposan to be honored for saving three lives
• Wedding Announcement
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Evelyn ‘Dee’ Armstrong
• Barbara Bolton
• Thank you
• Tomato Fest seeks artists and vendors
• EA addresses Tioga Road rehabilitation
• 400 weeks honking for peace
• Tomato Festival will include salsa contest
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• JCF hosts blood drive
• Business loans are available in Mariposa
• Wire Ranch wins at State Fair
• Friday, Aug. 19
• Library seeks adult literacy tutors
• Thursday, Aug. 25
• Wednesday, Aug. 24
• Tuesday, Aug. 23
• Monday, Aug. 22
• Sunday, Aug. 21
• Saturday, Aug. 20
• Fair time
• What I will remember
• Come eat at the fair
• Responds to Apcar
• Also disgusted
• Catherina tells Rotary about Mexico
• Golden Agers host social
• Plans begin for Christmas Home Tour
• 4-H needs leaders
• Triple hit weekend starts on Thursday
• From the Archives
• Fees increase for treatment services
• Board backs CYC efforts for changes
• Ag values return to pre-drought numbers
• Seeking the crown
• Program focuses on Yosemite in the 60s
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates its first home
• Farm fresh at the market
• Most Wanted
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Back to the future
• MANKINS
• LOCAL INDUSTRY
• State and local vote maps are redrawn, landscape changes
• Scorched earth
• Cathey’s Valley crash kills one
• COUNTY GOVERNMENT
• Thank you
• Pearl turns 95
• Conroy - McCoy
• Roger E. Long
• Morgan William Troy
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Mitch Jonasky
• Barbara Wendt
• Mariposa Fair parade needs participants
• Artists sought for Capitol Christmas Tree
• Council sets meeting
• Movies and Wii offered at library
• Summer ends with a splash in Coulterville
• CPR and first aid class offered in CV
• JCF hosts blood drive
• Sorority installs new officers
• Mariposa Evenings hosts two debut bands
• Tomato Fest seeks participants
• Photo workshop slated
• Melodrama opens at the Golden Chain
• Olsen named to job creation effort
• Thursday, Aug. 18
• Wednesday, Aug. 17
• Tuesday, Aug. 16
• Monday, Aug. 15
• Sunday, Aug. 14
• Saturday, Aug. 13
• Friday, Aug. 12
• Class of ‘91 issues invite
• Ready for the fair
• Bark for Life comes to Mariposa
• Construction delays traffic in Yosemite
• Happy to comply
• Disappointing
• Bravo
• News flash
• Brink of disaster
• Rotary hears from fire lookouts
• From the Archives
• Searchers find one body in the river
• Man arrested for hitting his wife at lake
• OES seeks public input on hazard plan
• Two nabbed on drug charges in Bootjack
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates its first home
• Crash snarls morning traffic
• 4-H exhibit takes Superintendent’s Award
• Gallery celebrates its 42nd birthday
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• YOSEMITE MANAGEMENT
• Hospital Foundation has new grant program
• Hoedown benefits Mt. Crisis Services
• USAF band will perform here
• JCF HOSPITAL
• Woodland schedules orientation
• Manna House offers shoe vouchers for kids
• MMS plans for its orientation day
• 4-H is seeking new members
• Day Camper of the Week
• Guyton awarded state scholarship
• MCHS changes registration dates
• MCHS schedules volleyball tryouts
• Two teams unbeaten in adult softball play
• Marlins complete 21st season
• Perfect Party Plates
• ENVIRONMENT
• LOCAL HISTORY
• Park to remove 72 Curry structures
• County prepares for public safety realignment
• SATURDAY
• VIOLENT ATTACK
• Battlin’ the blaze
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Swim team follies raise over $8,000
• County Fire Response Report
• ‘Evenings’ welcomes Green Machine and The Well
• WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
• Fire razes 15 acres
• Group works to save the Mariposa County Fair
• North County home consumed by blaze
• From the Archives
• Grand Jury makes oversight recommendations
• Piece of 9/11 rolls into town
• USAF band will perform
• Hoedown benefits Mt. Crisis
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Delightful
• How do we fix it?
• MAYSA answers questions
• Thursday, Aug. 11
• Wednesday, Aug. 10
• Tuesday, Aug. 9
• Monday, Aug. 8
• Sunday, Aug. 7
• Saturday, Aug. 6
• Friday, Aug. 5
• Hospital Foundation has new grant program
• Museum seeks volunteers
• Best Downtown Beautification Award
• Survey assesses local healthcare
• Parade needs participants
• IOOF visits USS Hornet Museum
• Local 4-H members prepare for fair
• Coloring contest winners announced
• Photo Club hosts workshop
• DFG grant will expand state hunting and fishing opportunities
• Sierra shuttle successor?
• Prayer gathering set
• Ludolphs celebrate 60 years
• Holt - Costa
• Gladys Marie Hendricks
• Hazel June Williams
• Carmel J. Brantley Armstrong
• Mary Ann Fuller
• Dr. Tad Best
• Preble Franklin
• William ‘Bill’ Hansen
• Denham sponsors bill for veterans
• Tours scheduled at compost facility
• Yosemite visitors can experience new tram tours
• Bubble kids
• Day Camper of the Week
• Merced College sets MCHS registration
• Happy, Healthy Hosting
• UC Merced hires new coaches
• Sports physicals set
• MCHS schedules volleyball tryouts
• Soccer try-outs set for high school players
• Rotary slates Yaley memorial golf tourney
• Young Marlins team places fifth at Firebaugh Invitational
• Griz prepare for gridiron campaign
• Milky Way magic comes alive from Glacier Point
• WEATHER
• Hospital CEO leaves JCF
• Woman falls to her death
• PUBLIC WORKS
• ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
• San Jose man drowns in Merced River
• Small town Saturday night
• BUDGET CUTS
• Structures razed on Ganns Corral
• Structures razed on Ganns Corral
• Playhouse cast to perform first-ever Shakespeare show
• Article
• Sports physicals set
• Pests can affect tomatoes
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Haztech gets past Rowdys, 15-14
• July Jamboree
• Grizzly Boosters meet
• Merchants help band raise funds
• MMS plans for its orientation day
• Manna House offers shoe vouchers for kids
• 4-H seeks families for Japanese students
• Host families are needed locally
• Day Camper of the Week
• Duarte graduates with honors at SSU
• Project Respect needs two coaches
• Tourism Bureau continues efforts
• Vicious dog lands Mariposa man in jail
• Construction affects traffic
• County Fire Response Report
• Survey helps future of local health care
• Blues are featured at ‘Evenings’
• Bolt speaks in Oakhurst
• MPUD addresses contamination issue
• LOCAL BUSINESS
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Bootjack Volunteers serve pancake breakfast
• Mariposa Fair parade needs participants
• Hoedown benefits Mt. Crisis Services
• UC Merced announces first class of medical students
• Pax Christi explores issues
• Not surprised
• To the Bryant’s
• From the Archives
• Thursday, Aug. 4
• Wednesday, Aug. 3
• Monday, Aug. 1
• Sunday, July 31
• Saturday, July 30
• Friday, July 29
• Rotary learns about shelter boxes
• Tuesday, Aug. 2
• Winters uses CASA to show her concern for kids
• AAUW hosts barbecue
• Friends of NRA hold annual dinner
• Lodge initiates new members
• PG&E gives $5,000
• Odd Fellows confer degrees
• Park opens comment on Ahwahnee Hotel
• Park opens EA on Ansel Adams Gallery
• Workshop scheduled
• Services open at Tuolumne Meadows
• Campise - Buckner
• Irma Marie Taylor
• Vasquez - Garmon
• Birth Announcement
• McKnights celebrate 50 years
• Thank you
• SUBSTANTIAL RAISE GRANTED
• Man runs from North County traffic stop
• Tame the flame
• Board dismisses public works director
• Odd Fellows fry catfish in La Grange
• Cinema shows ‘Trust’
• GOLD COIN
• Billowing blaze
• HUGE GARDEN FOUND
• Crash injures three
• Relay teams get swim honors
• UC Merced announces its inaugural fall sports schedules
• MGYSL
• Caltrans starts ‘Move Over’ campaign for safety
• MCTA honors contributors
• MMS plans for its orientation day
• Area public schools go online for free
• Day Camper of the Week
• Marsden receives Golden Apple award
• Legion post honors first award winners
• WILD Blueberries
• Out for summer? Not at Mariposa Preschool
• Correa doesn’t let AMD stop her from loving life
• Francis ‘Tony’ McGraw
• Muriel Smith-Bockius
• Anne Owen
• Anniversary
• Engagement
• Birth Announcement
• Francis O. Pierce
• Kay Folsom Mickel
• Radanovich publishes new book
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Rafting season opens in the Park
• Bear wreaks havoc in Wawona
• Yosemite
• CRIME
• Burning prohibited below 5,000 feet
• Snow remains in the high country
• PUBLIC SAFETY
• Legion installs its new officers
• Public Health Notes The epidemic continues
• Agrees with ban
• Thursday, July 28
• Mariposa Evenings resume on Friday night
• From the Archives
• Wednesday, July 27
• Tuesday, July 26
• Monday, July 25
• Sunday, July 24
• Saturday, July 23
• Friday, July 22
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• BLM holds open house
• Dollars for diapers
• DMV connects veterans with services
• Master Gardeners host water workshop
• CAL FIRE chief visits with Rotary
• Legion Auxiliary installs officers
• Odd Fellows fry catfish in La Grange
• Parks and Rec proposes new fees
• SilverTip developer files bankruptcy
• ANNUAL REPORT
• Deputies nab three burglars
• Helping hands
• ‘Tough Enough to Wear Pink’
• REPRESENTATION
• Three die in plunge over Vernal Fall
• Three Visitors Swept Over Vernal Fall in Yosemite National Park
• Lipizzaner performance cancelled without notice
• Mariposa Evenings lists summer line-up
• New docent party planned at NMCHC
• Adopt-a-Plot holds second sign-up event
• BUSINESS
• Sonora mill cranks up, adds 100 jobs
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• Hydropower means more cost-efficient power
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Clarification
• Invasive weed workshop planned
• Event will raise funds for band
• Turpin continues to recover
• Visitation is still climbing
• Proposed law could keep CSMMM open
• Park volunteer opportunities are ‘win-wins’ for all involved
• Thank you
• Gilberts celebrate 54 years
• Waltzie G. Jones
• Maurits Franciscus Berkhoudt
• Memorial Service
• Thank you
• AYSO holds last walk-in registration
• Grizzlies host basketball camp
• New swimmers get top honors
• Alice Spencer
• Ronald D. Stegge
• MCHS registers its new students
• MMS plans for orientation day
• Merced College receives its status from accrediting commission
• The Little Red Hen
• southwestern SUMMER SIZZLE
• ‘Belle’ twists hobby into unusual business
• Tom Hanks donates to Grizzly Band
• Road crews race seasonal deadline
• Life-saving team
• California Commentary
• Department of Fish & Game urges bear caution
• What’s next?
• Common sense
• Regarding tomatoes
• Program focuses on summer safety
• Program focuses on Highway 49
• Friends of NRA hold annual dinner
• University study looks at clean technologies
• Sixth Street Cinema presents ‘Vincent’
• Photo Club hosts workshop
• Vegetable judging workshop planned
• Tomato Fest seeks participants
• Yosemite Park holds Community Safety Day
• Datebook
• PERS retirees set meeting
• Playhouse plans for first performance
• Rotarians learn about Adopt-a-Plot
• John Muir Day reset for July 16
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• Bark for Life comes to Mariposa
• Got Milk? offers cool summer drink recipes
• Lippizaner Stallions return
• Ferguson fix in flux
• No burning allowed below 5,000 feet
• Volunteers sought
• Birth Announcement
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• Tomato recipes sought for book
• Sorority installs new officer team
• Thank you
• Earle M. Jorgensen, Jr.
• MPUD moves its meeting
• Storm loss help is available
• Library becomes Wii bowling alley
• The time to grow tomatoes has finally arrived in Mariposa County
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Artists back 9/11
• Breakfast served in Coultervile
• CMWC holds 9/11 fundraisers
• Datebook
• In New York, marrying gay rights and religious freedom
• Let’s talk fire
• Equipment use fires
• Article needs comment
• Yosemite begins new Park and Ride
• Event raises funds for band
• Democratic Club holds park picnic
• Habitat holds sale this weekend
• Mowinckel returns and speaks to Rotary
• Rodeo queen contestants meet
• Park starts burn
• From the Archives
• Taking the oath
• Violent criminal busted in Mariposa
• Day Camper of the Week
• BUSINESS
• El Portal benefit to boost ‘Women’ fund
• Mariposa Evenings begin on Friday night
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• PROGRAM FUNDING
• BUSINESS
• Yosemite visits rebound for summer
• The Cup
• Busts net 22,687 pot plants
• SPCA begins new spay/neuter program
• The Ahwahnee prepares for 2011 Vintners Holidays
• MMS plans for its orientation day
• Student demand for UC Merced pushed by incoming freshmen
• MCHS registers its new students
• Fiester heads to law school
• Local students graduate SSU
• Pedersen graduates UCSB
• Woodland celebrates end of school
• Mariposa Marlins honor Swimmers of the Week
• Athletes bring home Olympic gold
• Savor the Season
• Ants try patience, but inspire respect
• ‘Rockets’ red glare’
• ENVIRONMENT
• Acorn students graduate
• MMS plans for its orientation day
• MES PRO Awards
• Ritter makes dean’s list
• MCHS registers its new students
• Bookout graduates
• Campaign brings Tdap awareness
• Soroptimists honor graduates
• Host a Star-Studded 4th
• Grizzly varsity players get awards
• Marlins recognize swimmers
• Championship teams
• HALL OF FAME
• Dousing the flames
• Books on parade
• Tomosescu - Davis
• Callahan - Ballinger
• Thank you
• Memorial
• Lorna Sims
• Tomato recipes sought for book
• Rangers conduct successful rescues
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• Mineral Club stays busy
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Freedom Fest set in Coarsegold
• Merced Mall continues concerts
• SPCA begins new spay/neuter program
• Haworth describes senior service at Rotary
• Thursday, July 7
• Wednesday, July 6
• Tuesday, July 5
• Sunday, July 3
• Saturday, July 2
• Friday, July 1
• Council helps defensible space
• Burn restrictions declared for summer
• Civil War event comes to Oakhurst
• Red Cross is in need of volunteers
• Monday, July 4
• CHP urges summer safety
• Sorority celebrates men
• Padua competes for national title
• HFH holds yard sale
• Lipizzaner Stallions return to Mariposa
• Tourism Bureau unveils new trade show booth
• MSO goes country for holiday
• A good thing
• Outstanding response
• How is this journalism?
• Smith is a hero
• Public deserves better
• Bring news racks back to post offices
• Olsen to visit Mariposa
• From the Archives
• Royal couple’s Yosemite overnight looks doubtful
• TRANSPORTATION
• BLM restricts fires
• Clarification
• GSC warns of consumer fraud
• MCFD honored for blood donation
• Yosemite seeks habitat volunteers
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Orchestra celebrates youth
• Hotel Jeffery to reopen doors
• GAZETTE observes holiday
• FOURTH OF JULY
• County considers a TOT increase
• MCUSD adopts budget
• Rain, rain go away
• COUNTY BUDGET
• Clock is ticking for SilverTip developer
• Board nixes consultant funding
• 10 years later, Stayner still sits on death row
• Search scaled back for missing hiker
• County Fire Response Report
• Marijuana gardeners get federal indictment
• Stadium committee moving forward
• MCUSD begins its summer hours
• Denham works for military benefits
• Lushmeadows Fire raises flag
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Brochini receives Hance Award
• Correction
• Half Dome cables are up for season
• Paul Amstutz receives the Yosemite Conservancy Award
• From the Archives
• Radanovich joins relations firm
• Bee swarm removed in town
• Gardeners can get pest information
• Preventing burns
• Outstanding response
• Fit to be tied
• Letter to Denham
• Bullis talks fair cuts with Mariposa Rotary
• The Paycheck Budget
• Movies and Wii offered at library
• Businesses discuss green solutions
• John Muir Day reset for July 16
• Wolk named top legislator
• Docent program reinvented
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• Friday, June 24
• Mary Louis Parkins
• Arthur Lee Hayes
• Tales of Mother Goose
• Parker - Hughes
• Wilbur Allen graduates basic
• Amundson graduates
• Thank you
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• High water
• Healthy Summer Eating Made Easy
• Soroptimist awards scholarship
• Smith gets autographed score
• June Jubilee set
• School’s out for summer
• Crazy hair day
• Program trains potential teachers
• Whooping cough shots required
• Band continues to raise funds
• Volleyball teams join Hall of Fame
• Soccer holds sign-ups
• Adult softball begins registration
• Golf ladies enjoy annual night out
• On target
• CALFIRE changes burn restrictions
• Welfare fraud strains County coffers
• Rotary hears about real estate realities
• Decorated jeans mark Denim Day
• Pure Training team competes
• JVs receive team awards
• Varsity baseball celebrates season
• Soccer holds sign-ups
• Lady Grizzlies garner all-league awards
• Article
• MSO goes a little country
• Kiwanis plan Fourth of July
• Gallery seeks new guest artists
• La Grange continues activities
• Sorority names Kyle Woman of the Year
• Public apology
• Open letter
• CO2 detectors required by law
• Farmers Market is open
• YOUTH SPORTS
• Fishermen need more information on mercury
• Let’s talk fire
• The grasshopper invasion is coming
• Human services building opens
• Road work creates delays
• From the Archives
• Somewhere over the rainbow
• Major makeover set at Tenaya Lake
• Museum program focuses on ‘To Yosemite by Stage’
• Fish Camp man arrested twice
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Park begins road work for summer
• Compost tours available
• Board approves site for tribute
• WATER SAFETY
• Turpin injured at his ranch
• MCHS graduates celebrate commencement
• Social media workshop set
• Senior seminar set
• Thursday, June 23
• Wednesday, June 22
• Tuesday, June 21
• Monday, June 20
• Sunday, June 19
• Saturday, June 18
• Friday, June 17
• Justin Mendonca makes dean’s list
• Woodland teachers say thanks
• Woodland families enjoy open house
• MCHS Grizzly Boosters elect new officers
• MES welcomes community
• June Jubilee set
• Sierra Tel math award
• Bank backs Kids First
• Cathey’s Valley School produces ‘The 13 Colonies’
• Mariposa Middle School seventh grade awards
• Picnic on for alumni event
• MMS math awards
• Acorn rummage sale is Saturday
• Splash down
• AGift That Keeps on Giving
• COOK. SHARE. GIVE.
• Rain doesn’t dampen spirits at Bean Creek
• Allen makes dean’s list at UCM
• Cadet of the Year
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Joan Verna Kemp Faleski
• Ruth ‘Dete’ Nutley
• Robert ‘Bobby’ Lewis Metzler
• David John Marks
• George Delbert (Del) Dice
• Art and Wine Festival draws huge crowd
• Tioga Road Opens Saturday
• CASE CRACKED
• Thank you
• Christian Science Society sponsors lecture and event
• Thursday, June 16
• Burr graduates with honors
• Wurzbach graduates CSUF
• Ashworth family gathers for reunion
• Diane M. Sivers
• Gerald ‘Jerry’ Rose
• Harter Bruch
• Elected Officials
• Happy Birthday, Proposition 13
• As gay rights advance, should religious groups get accommodation?
• Soroptimists hear from Photo Club
• Wednesday, June 15
• Tuesday, June 14
• Monday, June 13
• Sunday, June 12
• Saturday, June 11
• Friday, June 10
• SNF begins its 2011 fire season
• International travel leaders visit
• Mariposa has most blood donors at drive
• El Portal Library receives Libri grant
• Museum honors military
• Rotary learns about Mariposa Heritage House
• Market goes tobacco free
• DAR chapter visits Mariposa
• Olsen changes date of visit to Mariposa
• Denham comments on gas prices, tourism
• From the Archives
• Blazin’ Hog planning gets started
• BUSINESS
• Storm help is available
• Board votes to fund July 4th
• MacDonald violates probation
• Yosemite Park unveils new early years exhibit
• Mariposa Playhouse holds first auditions
• Event to mark Cousin Jack day
• Boyd honored by VFW commander
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• YOSEMITE
• Schools cut more positions
• Graduation coverage noted
• Park changes camping system
• Businesses complain about fire inspection
• MCHS band gets its Grammy
• Sheila E. presents award
• June is a busy month in La Grange
• Fish and Game answers questions
• TREAT DAD LIKE Royalty
• Softball begins registration
• MGYSL all-stars win tournament
• SITES HEALTH ISSUES
• Muffins for Moms
• Alumni picnic set
• First graders explore museum
• 4-H seeks host families for students
• Rotary donates to Sober Grad
• MES band performs for community
• Whooping cough shots required this year
• June Jubilee slated
• The look of the islands
• YPHS sells tacos for relief effort
• Weston winners chosen
• Legion chooses its Boys’ State delegates
• Most improved ag welders
• Outstanding greenhand
• Outstanding senior ag welder
• Outstanding senior ag student
• Star chapter farmer
• Most creative project award
• FFA Top Gun award
• Outstanding junior ag welder
• Outstanding junior ag student
• Most improved ag student
• Honorary FFA chapter farmers
• 2011-2012 Mariposa FFA officer team
• GOVERNMENT
• RESTRICTION IMPOSED
• Get Egg-cited
• MES welcomes CVE students
• Legion helps Sober Grad
• Whooping cough shots required
• MES kindergartners hit the road
• VFW Post donates to band
• Woodland Terrific Kids for determination
• SDA School winds up its year
• Sober Grad plans continue
• MES students experience history
• Adult softball begins registration
• Athletic physicals planned
• GRIZZLY HALL OF FAME
• Tucker sets records and graduates
• Midpines man takes on task in Tanzania
• Skindrud joins GAZETTE’S team
• Program hopes to preserve cemetery
• NEW COMMANDER
• VIRUS CONCERNS
• Marking the memory
• Risk assessment completed
• Art and wine take over lawn
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• CV Fire serves tri-tip
• Sonora and Ebbetts Pass open for season
• Park program features author
• Habitat program helps local families
• QU holds Covey Camp for kids
• SFC dedicates the Bean Creek Preserve
• Park holds swift water demonstration
• From the Archives
• North Fork hosts jamboree
• Shimer receives 25-year pin
• DFG issues coyote warning
• Web sites that rate services raise free-speech questions
• Woodland says thanks
• Exhibit features ‘Small Wonders’
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Rotarians enjoy two presentations at meeting
• Habitat hosts Costa Rican group
• Event raises funds for MCHS band
• All-class reunion set
• Absurdity at its best
• Open letter
• Equine Herpes Virus
• Thursday, June 9
• Wednesday, June 8
• Tuesday, June 7
• Monday, June 6
• 4-H needs a bear or mountain lion
• MCFD nets four trophies at relay
• Sunday, June 5
• Saturday, June 4
• Friday, June 3
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• June is a busy month in La Grange
• Obituaries
• Elizabeth Ann Hughes
• Locals graduate
• PBC hosts summer children’s event
• Wedding Announcement
• Newman graduates at Cal
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Fillin’ the boot
• Bust marks first garden of season
• Horse virus stops wagon train’s ride
• WILDLIFE
• Horse owners warned about virus
• FOURTH OF JULY
• CSMMM is still open for business
• Howlin’
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Spring Garden Tour scheduled
• From the Archives
• Event offers peek at history treasures
• ‘Young Eagles’ soar at airport event
• Park makes Tenaya Lake FONSI available to public
• Farmers Market opens June 1
• No butts about it
• Bass Lake bald eagles fare well, scientists say
• June... or January?
• Just plain wrong
• Ranch fence clarifies
• Elected Officials
• Thanks, Pioneer
• Impacts on river
• The legislature wants to choke off your voice
• Coulterville lodge members receive pins
• Library holds annual meeting
• DMV sells vets license plates
• Health fair planned at Lake Don Pedro
• Visitors Bureau debuts new Web site
• Nature Trail seeks artists
• Library offers free tutoring for adults
• HELPING HANDS
• Fair Queen deadline extended
• Rotarians hear about county property values and appraisal
• Thursday, June 2
• Wednesday, June 1
• Tuesday, May 31
• Sunday, May 29
• Saturday, May 28
• Friday, May 27
• Mowinckel graduates, focuses on public service
• Rotary plans art festival
• CV Fire serves tri-tip
• Minarets hosts Mountain Fair
• Rust - Glatter
• STATE FUNDING
• Thank you
• Donald VanBibber
• Joseph Paul Davis
• Esther Lucille Red FitzPatrick
• UCM professor receives a Fulbright fellowship
• Great Grains
• Brownies get the rhythm
• 4-H Camp Tweety deadline approaches
• Alumni picnic set
• Lions donate $3,000 to Grizzly Band
• Woodland enjoys ‘According to Coyote’
• Students can go to camp
• It’s a wild kingdom
• Pioneer donates to Woodland
• Acorn plans rummage sale
• Foster's for Sober Grad event
• Band plans fund raising concert
• Ritter on dean’s list
• Jubilee is slated
• Preschool holds party, sign-ups
• MES welcomes community to open house
• MMS girls selected for Tech Trek camp
• Cheese heads
• Last chance to see high school art show
• River Creek holds ‘Girls Night Out’
• Tennis die-hards host tournament
• Le Grand extinguishes Mariposa’s hopes
• Townsend qualifies for Masters Meet
• Grizzly basketball hats on sale
• Grizzlies eliminated in semi-finals
• Lady Grizzlies are section runner-ups
• MCHS student athletes capture All-SAL honors
• Artists open their studios in Greeley Hill
• King and queen for the day
• CRIME
• Relay for Life raises thousands
• Hatton enters not guilty plea
• Gatz charged with 30 felonies
• Both Lady Grizzly teams fall in finals
• Horse owners warned about virus
• Grizzlies whip San Juan
• Lady Grizzlies will play for soccer title
• Realtors swing hammers
• Sorority celebrates Founder’s Day
• Thank you
• Celebrated yoga instructor leads fund raiser in El Portal
• AAUW holds brunch
• Writers workshop set in Mariposa
• Chorus groups join for concert
• Quilt raffled for the Wagon Train
• Butterfly youth art winners announced
• Haigh receives IOOF 20-year pin
• Padua qualifies for national competition
• Social media conference set
• Olsen supports budget road map
• Kottman celebrates three years of service to CASA
• Untitled
• Unattended fires
• Questions purchase
• Open letter
• Evicted
• Open letter
• Work continues on Ben Hur Road
• Park begins debris pile burning
• Masons help with CVE garden
• BASS LAKE
• Denham backs energy legislation
• Rotary hears from County librarian
• From the Archives
• Museum hosts annual open house
• VFW hosts annual Memorial Day event
• Conservancy brings the arts to Park
• Energy project at fairgrounds will save funds
• Recognizing those who save lives
• CV Fire serves tri-tip
• National Hospital Week noted by board
• Annual Coyote Howl is Saturday
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Two die in Yosemite accidents
• Two men arrested for sex crimes
• Community relays this weekend
• Vandals strike school’s garden
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• Board closes two schools, parents riled
• Country Mountain Riders compete in endurance ride
• GFD holds car wash
• MES students explore Yosemite
• Datebook
• Smokey vists MES
• Forestry competes at finals
• Kiwanis Preschool celebrates Boys Day
• DeSandres is regional finalist
• Alumni picnic set
• BIG time
• MCHS calls on band alumni
• ‘LemonAide Kids’ raise $846
• ‘Go Fish’
• Grizzlies down ‘Dogs to capture SAL pennant
• Mariposa thinclads earn section meet slots
• AYSO registers soccer players
• MAYSA opens player registration
• Waheed’s header lifts MCHS to second round
• Kelly resigns as Grizzlies’ gridiron coach
• Patient stabilized
• Save our schools
• Cuts may shutter mining museum
• CORRECTION
• Lady Grizzlies advance in double overtime
• One injured in Highway 140 crash
• School board votes to close CVE & Coulterville-Greeley
• Nelson concert at CSR erased, refunds made
• County investigates 2010 census numbers and uncovers errors
• School board delays decision
• Mariposa Troop joins 30th bridging
• SNC seeks input
• Fire Safe conducts survey in Jerseydale
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Blood drive features Battle of the Badges
• Stark inducted into Soroptimist
• Board considers using private firm for dump
• From the Archives
• Heavy snow may delay spring openings
• Plant prospecting
• Highway 132 closes for event
• TV crews converge on the Park early
• Rotary hears from weight loss coach
• Library offers free tutoring for adults
• EAA hosts Learn to Fly Day event
• Unclear
• Table returned
• Open letter
• Tragedy
• Tips for gas handling
• Outdoor spring cleaning tips for safety
• Thursday, May 19
• Wednesday, May 18
• Tuesday, May 17
• Monday, May 16
• Sunday, May 15
• Saturday, May 14
• Friday, May 13
• Butterfly Garden Club meets
• Sheriff takes part in Take Back Day
• Rebekahs hold their rummage sale
• Master Gardeners graduate fourth class
• Ahwahnee’s Padua is best in the west
• ROAD House celebrates two years
• Olsen authors job creation measure
• PERS retirees set meeting
• Denham introduces property realignment bill
• Clothing, linens can be recycled in Mariposa
• 4-H needs a bear or mountain lion
• DFG offers bear safety tips
• 2011 Girl Scout baby
• Goc graduates The superintendent of AcademyBasic,” given to only 10 cadets out of the entire
• Thank you
• Thomas Richard Moody
• Annabelle McNally
• Lawrence Robert Ansley, Sr.
• Teachers plan rally on Friday
• Southern California Edison gives UCM research grant
• FLAVORFUL: Festival & Fun
• Denham backs veterans programs
• Yosemite tops app download list for parks
• Students can attend Camp Redwood
• College for Kids opens registration
• Grizzly Band washes cars
• June Jubilee set
• GFD holds car wash
• Acorn holds its spring open house
• 4-H seeks host families for students
• Lady Grizzlies share league championship
• MAYSA opens player registration
• Marlins raise funds
• MCHS Soccer squad hosts first round playoff match
• Grizzlies stay in front, poised for playoffs
• Colors of the Pow Wow
• Wildlife calls keep trapper hopping
• Special meeting set to save the Mariposa Fair
• Nelson concert refunds are forthcoming
• Willie's isn't comin'
• From the Archives
• Thieves target Manna House garden again
• Bug-eyed
• Man arrested for attempted rape at camp
• JCF offers CNA training program
• Habitat salutes businesses
• Senior Expo set for May 6
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• ROTARY
• Springtime gets busy in La Grange
• County appreciates its child care providers
• Community backs FFA again
• Sonora Pass opens
• GOVERNMENT
• LDP fire station breaks ground
• Burn permits are now required
• Cann speaks at Democratic Club
• Habitat program helps local families
• Rotary selects Hoffman art
• GSC hosts social media conference
• Elected Officials
• Water reliability to grow California’s future
• Support Sober Grad
• What’s so complicated about signs?
• Save our fair
• Our View Salute
• Ross teaches how to write children’s books
• Program will explore the state’s forgotten landscapes
• CMWC serves spaghetti
• Odd Fellows helps
• Business workshop series comes to town
• Grand Jury seeks new volunteers
• IOOF backs SLA
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Thursday, May 12
• Wednesday, May 11
• Tuesday, May 10
• Monday, May 9
• Sunday, May 8
• Saturday, May 7
• Friday, May 6
• Birth Announcement
• Thank you
• Turkey shoot benefits Bonner
• Helen Fincham
• Mark Montoya
• Dennis Hopkins
• Beaded lady
• Parade excitement
• Board continues agonizing process
• Structure saved
• Arts Council offers short story classes
• Free tire disposal continues in May
• HORSE SENSE
• ALL FIRED UP FOR FLAVOR
• Kids First backs the Grizzly Band
• Gerken gets OSU scholarship
• Kids First honors SPICE volunteers
• MES PRO Award winners
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• Parks and Rec begins swim season
• Townsend takes 8th in Meet of Champions
• Mariposa Bears are league champions
• Mariposa splits four games in Hilmar tourney
• Dogs’ send race into 3-way tie
• Lady Grizzlies capture SAL soccer crown
• Shining examples
• Mariposa resident lives through tornado in Tuscaloosa
• Firefighters douse flames in mobile home
• Town’s population swells over past decade
• Proceeds from Muir’s book benefit conservancy
• County Fire issues its report for 2010
• Festival adds block party to its line-up
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Board honors heroes
• Water board ends years of study delays
• Butterfly winners chosen at contest
• Lions Club celebrates 70 years of service
• At the ready
• Grizzly Band among just 36 honored nationwide
• Festival royalty
• From the Archives
• School holds free thank you dinner
• ‘Friends’ book sale begins a day early
• SDA holds second community yard sale
• Master Gardeners hold annual plant sale
• Clampers dedicate Bear Valley store
• Painful cost
• Ethos apologizes
• Thieves
• Deserves prison
• Fill a lot of pot holes
• Let’s talk fire
• Gas Prices
• Why have an adopted budget
• AAUW presents financial fitness
• Olsen visits Mariposa
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• NARFE has busy spring schedule
• PG&E offers water safety tips as snow melt begins
• Gardening program continues this month
• VFW forms Ladies’ Auxiliary program
• Relay serves breakfast
• Legion serves waffles
• BVFD raises funds
• Rotary hears from Presbyterian minister
• Padua competes for Pastry Chef of the Year
• Local Subway donates during Butterfly Festival
• Disposal fees increase
• Grants available for free roam cats
• Miami Mountain volunteers needed
• Health fair planned at Lake Don Pedro
• Thursday, May 5
• Wednesday, May 4
• Tuesday, May 3
• Monday, May 2
• Sunday, May 1
• Saturday, April 30
• Friday, April 29
• It’s almost time to plant tomatoes
• Denham staff holds Mariposa office hours
• SAG supports MCHS Grizzly Band
• Turkey shoot set as Wildt fund raiser
• ICES offers help with child care
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Correction
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Church holds butterfly service
• George W. Johnston
• DRESS UP YOUR DISH
• Fund raiser planned
• MMS honors bus drivers
• Woodland appreciates drivers
• Teaching kids to be ready
• MMS Olympics
• Living history
• Grads return
• CVE students on the hunt
• Hertfelder receives DNC science honor
• Board sets special meeting
• Sierra Meadows says thanks
• Real estate prices continue to dive
• CRIME
• Butterflies land this weekend
• College for Kids opens registration
• Scholarship winners
• 4-H Camp Tweety deadline approaches
• Students can attend summer camp
• Parks and Rec begins swim season
• Marlins raise funds
• UC Merced joins NAIA
• Soccer squad one win away from league title
• MAYSA opens player registration
• MYF registers players for the fall
• Lady Grizzlies hold onto first place with dual SAL victories
• Hammerin’ Griz slam SAL foes
• FFA dinner, dance and auction is Saturday
• BUDGET CRISIS
• Board will look at other schools for consolidation
• Burn permits required as of May 1
• LOCAL ECONOMY
• YOU SAY Tomato
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Thursday, April 28
• Tuesday, April 26
• Monday, April 25
• Sunday, April 24
• Saturday, April 23
• Friday, April 22
• King wins 2011 Jefferson Award
• BVFD seeks items
• Seminar planned at Butterfly Festival
• ROTARY
• Wednesday, April 27
• 4-H and FFA members get tips
• Hamilton’s survey team takes top honors
• Woodland students recognized for reading
• New sandbox donated at Acorn
• MES students get afterschool art class
• Smokin’ bats lift Mariposa into league lead
• Soccer squad ties Reds, 3-3
• FUND RAISER
• JVs whip Coyotes
• MYF registers players
• Visitors dominate Mariposa Invitational
• Long is all-star MVP
• Bubble bursts: Lady Grizzlies fall from unbeaten ranks, 4-0
• Cann runs Boston Marathon
• Marlins raise funds
• Sabre rattling
• Mariposa First 5 honors heroes
• Nelson concert still ‘tentative’ says promoter
• Forrest speaks at networking meeting
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Merced River bike path appears on plan
• Johnson receives environmental award
• Yosemite Medical Clinic phases in its reopening
• MCUSD recognizes school bus drivers
• Saluting Raymond’s history
• From the Archives
• Sierra Lifestyles
• Political Pulpit
• Jefferson Award winner
• Questions supervisor
• PUBLIC HEALTH NOTES
• Habitat encourages donation of autos
• Firefighters finish instructional period
• 3-D chalk art featured at festival
• Park sets spring river workshops
• YWC’s big adventure
• Bass Lake Lions host classic boat show
• Archer named GM at The Ahwahnee
• Van Meter’s novel is a RITA finalist
• Cannon speaks to Mariposa Kiwanis
• Bass Lake Triathlon event returns in June
• Duke exhibits at Wawona Library
• Soroptimist gives to Ethos youth program
• Business summit set
• School holds free thank you dinner
• Plans for Coyote Howl continue
• Coulterville plans for Easter Egg hunt
• Mariposa Grove Road opens for the season
• SFC offers hikes and classes
• SDA holds second community yard sale
• Coulterville plans for Mother’s Day
• Volunteers needed for North County clean-up
• Health fair planned at Lake Don Pedro
• LDP Rattlers host fashion revue show
• Dinner raises funds for Ethos program
• Arts Council offers short story classes
• Butterfly Garden Club holds annual plant sale
• Wawona Road construction resumes
• BVFD raises funds
• Defensible space emphasized
• VFW forms Ladies’ Auxiliary program
• Gardening program continues this month
• Ernestine Reynolds
• Allen ‘Chip’ Helgeson, Jr.
• LaJoie - Varney
• Free film set at Met
• Easter celebration planned
• Thank you
• THE WARRIORS
• THE LAKERS
• Thank you
• Kickin’ it for fitness
• Officials brace for worst budget year ever
• Bubble bursts: Lady Grizzlies fall, 4-0
• Mariposa takes sole possession of first place
• Grizzlies whip Denair, 15-5
• Free tire disposal set for county residents
• CHIP program expands
• Flavor Up WITH DOWN HOME COOKIN'
• Yosemite Bank donates
• Caring for the garden
• MMAA fights Cystic Fibrosis
• Sheriff visits Acorn Preschool
• ICES offers three workshops in April
• Camp Tweety fund raiser planned
• CMWC helps Grizzly Band
• MES PRO Award winners
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• Lady Grizzlies host sausage fest dinner
• Poker run scheduled
• MCHS soccer team takes firm lead in league
• Discount cards are available
• JVs rip Wildcats
• MYF registers players for the fall
• Grizzlies notched pair of SAL wins to stay in race
• TC tops golfers
• Lady Grizzlies clip Waterford, 1-0, to stay perfect in SAL
• Medema siblings make mark on Badger’s Silver Ski race history
• Storm damage sparks minor ‘silver lining’ for some contractors
• Plenty of events mark weekend
• County gets update on its investments
• Traffic stop yields drugs and guns
• Fatal crash
• Cowboy poet to perform at library
• CALFIRE issues warning against tree scam artists
• Master Gardeners offer tomato tips
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Parade registration begins
• Correction
• Yosemite averts closure
• ‘Roving Mars’
• Fosters will lead the parade
• Raymond event marks 25 years of celebration
• Forrest speaks to networking group
• Pioneer announces barbecue schedule
• Yosemite and UCM team up to think big
• From the Archives
• ROTARY
• First responders complete training
• Turkey shoot set as Wildt fund raiser
• Festival adds block party to its line-up
• Superintendent Rosander address the community
• River is threatented
• Don’t close our school
• Elected Officials
• Butterflies and caterpillars compete
• Soroptimists back Heritage House
• Car show joins the Butterfly Festival
• Festival deadlines near
• Docent training program planned
• ENVIRONMENT
• Museum resets slide presentation
• La Grange Rebekahs serve April breakfast
• Olsen visits Mariposa
• Happy Burger helps festival funds
• Fair collects e-waste and scrap metal free
• Buttefly Garden Club meets
• Chowchilla bus survives in Le Grand museum
• Thursday, April 21
• Wednesday, April 20
• Tuesday, April 19
• Monday, April 18
• Sunday, April 17
• Saturday, April 16
• Friday, April 15
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Birth Announcement
• Evelyn E. Dennis
• Gold fever
• District cuts 31 more people from its payroll
• Grizzlies hammer Ripon Christian
• Two busted for meth and weapons
• School closure meeting planned
• Government shutdown may cancel Ahwahnee concert
• GRILLING UP A Festive FEAST
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• Thank you
• Mariposa develops its own CYC chapter
• Sorority crowns Kyle as princess
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Woodrow W. Gregory
• Liston serves as medic
• Miniature show concludes at SAG
• Soroptimist helps local foster children
• Shredding event benefits scholarships
• Simon Cattle joins angus association
• Indian Council elects new officers
• Benson speaks at Democratic Club
• MSO concert celebrates the Ahwahnee Hotel’s reopening
• ‘Wild West Women’ continues at theatre
• Prehistoric art show opens
• Wood carvers converge on Oakhurst
• ROTARY
• Watershed shares salamander secrets
• Thursday, April 14
• Monday, April 11
• Sunday, April 10
• Saturday, April 9
• Friday, April 8
• Firewood permits are now on sale
• C-G Elementary plans registration
• Coulterville-Greeley lists honor students
• Bower Cave tours sell out, more are scheduled
• Wednesday, April 13
• Tuesday, April 12
• Fair collects e-waste and scrap metal free
• Cowboy poet to perform at library
• Mariposa Heritage House becomes non-profit agency
• Elected Officials
• Spring cleaning tips
• Cheated
• Thankful resident
• Can’t please everyone
• Carpenter responds
• Dedicated professionals
• Denham weighs in on state’s emergency
• Dreifus performs in Merced on April 9
• TDS offers Lifeline telephone services
• Fresno ‘Bat Lady’ will present Audubon program in Oakhurst
• SAR dinner draws huge crowd
• From the Archives
• Annual Safe at Home event set for April 16
• YOSEMITE
• Conservancy lists new outdoor programs
• Tomatoes can mark season
• Caterpillars captivate
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Blood drive set at JCF Hospital
• Gem Show returns
• County Fire Response Report
• Grizzly Band wins Grammy
• District considers huge classified cuts
• MCUSD
• Weather roller coaster continues
• Kidnapper’s parole hits close to home
• BUDGET CRISIS
• Little band, big honor
• Grizzly Cheer tryouts planned
• Butterflies arrive at preschool
• Soroptimists offer three scholarships
• Acorn offers free week for new families
• Woodland plans community dinner
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES PRO Award winners
• MMA helps MES raise funds
• Event raises funds for MCHS arts programs
• UMW slates event
• DNC plaque award winners
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• Grapplers continue to compete
• Mariposa remains unbeaten in league
• Golfers topped by TC
• Cards available
• Dinner raises funds for football
• Grizzlies gash Gustine, 16-3
• Soccer squad blanks foes to move to 6-1
• Music Marathon
• No longer ‘trapped’
• Bill places burden on local jail
• Spring tease
• Bill places burden on local jail
• Grizzly gals and baseball squad register wins
• JCF volunteers purchase equipment
• Dinner benefits Search and Rescue
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Chief attends landmark event
• From the Archives
• Zip-line attraction on course for summer opening
• STORM LOSS
• Pioneer donates to MES
• Senior class washes cars this Saturday
• Space is limited for safe snow play, strains resources
• Employee pleads to embezzlement
• Grizzly Band gets $20,000 donor match
• Breaking news added to GAZETTE’S Web site
• CLOSURES LOOM
• Wild about reading
• Woodland Band rocks
• Musical history
• Mariposa’s got talent
• Merced College fees increase for next fall
• ‘Taste of Acorn’ set for Saturday
• Pizza fund raiser planned
• New York, New York
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• Marlins plan for registration
• Discount cards are available
• MCHS blanks Eagles
• MYF signs up players for fall
• Guenthart’s triple keeps MCHS perfect
• MCHS boys finish fourth
• Soggy field, errors sink Grizzlies, 5-3
• Ostrander: When ‘tour’ turns into and ‘ordeal’
• Home is a total loss
• Wash out
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Williams gets into doctoral program
• Lawrence Mitchell
• Julia L. Slack
• ROTARY
• Puppeteer will perform
• Balance walking class set at the fairgrounds
• 4-H lists winners
• BLM seeks nominations
• Keunig performs at Butterfly Festival
• Sunday, April 3
• Saturday, April 2
• Friday, April 1
• Microenterprise loans are available
• Oakhurst suffers through a week with little power
• Mariposa develops its own CYC chapter
• La Grange serves rodeo breakfasts
• Thursday, April 7
• Wednesday, April 6
• Tuesday, April 5
• Monday, April 4
• Correction
• C-G Elementary plans registration
• Frei wins Lions’ speech contest
• Museum lands $20,000 grant
• Manna House gives Easter groceries
• Firewood cutting season opens Friday
• Helping hands
• Elected Officials
• Weather forges losses and gains
• Let’s talk fire safety
• HIV facts
• Heartfelt thanks
• Home care workers
• Letter of appreciation
• Man arrested for arson in Lushmeadows
• Traffic delays planned
• STORM DAMAGE
• Vehicle crashes into hydrant Monday evening
• Anonymous Donor Boosts Band
• The lights are on in Yosemite, park reopens
• Sheriff's Office issues status report
• Highway 140 reopens
• Grizzlies drop SAL opener, 5-3
• Here’s your sign: Business owners sound off on ordinance
• Storm strands skiers at Badger Pass
• Forga - Campbell
• Man found dead on LDP road side
• Birth Announcement
• Hess graduates basic
• Resolution of Respect
• Thank you
• SDA holds yard sale
• Elam service changed
• Robert Sparks
• Thank you
• Doris Works
• Harper memorial set
• Mother Lode lodges hold joint initiation
• ROTARY
• Phillips joins Soroptimist
• MSO concert celebrates the Ahwahnee Hotel’s reopening
• Charities benefit from BL triathlon
• La Sierra Guild takes over restaurant
• Thursday, March 31
• Wednesday, March 30
• Tuesday, March 29
• Monday, March 28
• Sunday, March 27
• Saturday, March 26
• Friday, March 25
• Elected Officials
• Autism workshop set
• District Attorney debate dominates supes’ meeting
• Residents have much to choose from this weekend
• New publication estimates forage loss
• Festival ramps up musical entertainment
• C-G Elementary plans registration
• Land conservation meeting set in Sonora
• Coulterville plans for 26th annual Coyote Howl
• PUBLIC HEALTH NOTES
• Missed the point
• Astonishing
• Mariposa is terrific
• This could happen to you
• Kiwanis Club learns about mitigation plan
• Account established to help ailing deputy
• Butterflies and caterpillars compete
• Soroptimist plan for its Gold Rush dinner
• Gem Show returns to Mariposa in April
• DAMAGE IS WIDESPREAD
• Gratitude for coaches
• Feed the Need
• MPUD lands $4.6 million in grant funds
• Miniature show returns to Mariposa
• Fire prevention begins at home
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES PRO Award winners
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• ICES offers help with child care costs
• All smiles
• Scouts learn about culture
• Movie night at Woodland
• Stories come to life at MES
• Woodland plans community dinner
• C-GH Student of the Month
• Forestry teams compete at Chico
• Grizzly Cheer tryouts planned
• Band plans marathon to raise funds
• Festival adds youth art and poetry contest
• Soroptimists offer three scholarships
• Elsohn Ross announces his 45th book release
• Luck of the Irish
• Soccer squad edges Wildcats
• Marlins plan for registration event
• MYF registers players for the fall
• Leonard’s smash lifts Mariposa past defending champs
• FUND RAISER
• BUDGET DILEMMA
• Crunch time
• Civil War battles return to Mariposa
• Dinner benefits Search and Rescue
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• School board approves controversial expense
• From the Archives
• Weather doesn’t hamper band’s plan
• YOSEMITE
• Storm slams Yosemite’s doors
• Yosemite Valley School reopens on Thursday
• Superintendent makes showers available
• Man found dead in Don Pedro area
• Fairgrounds offers discounted RV rates to power outage victims
• First day of spring brings severe storm
• Fiesta in a FLASH
• Mariposa was home to a famous cowboy singer
• Acorn serves international cuisine
• Fleener makes dean’s list at APU
• Preschoolers celebrate
• MES students go ‘boom’
• Mt. Crisis supports preschool
• March starts off busy
• Ski team continues in Central Series
• Deadline nears for young composers
• Launching pad
• MCHS competes in first SAL meet
• Grapplers compete at Auberry
• JVs throttle Bears
• Goin’ up
• Lady Grizzlies thump Denair in SAL opener
• Grizzlies tag WU and Broncos with defeats
• Golfers shine in ‘Jackets’ tournament
• From the Archives
• DA files charges against CSMMM employee
• SNC pumps $1.2 million into Mariposa
• CVCP public hearings finally end
• Agencies deal with rising fuel prices
• Supervisors get update on human services building
• Signs of spring
• Kings Canyon Mystery is topic of talk
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Farm Bureau serves rib dinner
• Mariposa added to FEMA disaster list
• History comes alive
• UCM leads roundtable on issues facing parks
• Blood drive set at JCF Hospital
• New publication estimates forage loss
• MSF offers free tax help
• Butterflies are for sale in Mariposa
• Miniature show returns to Mariposa
• 49er Market prospectors vow modernization
• Soroptimist plan for its Gold Rush dinner
• Ambassdors wanted
• Understand duty
• Heaven forbid
• For pro-democracy revolutions, democracy is not enough
• Special brand of evil
• Pickard continues at the Habitat helm
• Volunteers plan for Spring Fling
• Balance workshop set in late March
• Manna House gives Easter groceries
• Second ServSafe course scheduled
• SDA School holds community yard sale
• Yosemite holds workshops on MRP
• Dinner benefits Search and Rescue
• La Sierra Guild takes over restaurant
• Rebekah Lodge serves breakfast in La Grange
• Fire Safe Council gets new leaders
• Moving forward
• CCC elects new officers
• North County prepares to celebrate John Muir Day
• Single parents and kids can gather at Sugar Pine Camp
• YHS senior competes in state poetry competition
• Friday, March 18
• Account established to help ailing deputy
• JCF begins plans for ‘Four Seasons’
• Cookbook is now available
• Tenaya Lodge marks ‘Earth Hour’
• Thank you
• Cookies help troops
• James Lee Evans
• With a little help from his friends
• District forced to look at potential school closures
• Sula learns about the ‘Jaws of Life’
• Soroptimist plan for its Gold Rush dinner
• MSF offers free tax help
• Chalk Art returns to festival line-up
• PERS retirees set meeting
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Local firefighters go through FLAG training
• Hospital implements tobacco free policy
• Sheriff takes back prescription drugs
• Storm damaged roads await repair
• Board approves automatic aid plan
• Angry residents of Bell vote to clean house at city hall
• Crews scrambled before major blast
• Office Depot to settle with city
• High court grapples with defining ‘pimp’
• Los Angeles voters trickling in to polls on many city races
• A response to Davis
• More like him
• Responds to Brock
• A taxpayer’s response
• Right to vote
• Disappointed
• Elected Officials
• CTA asks for help
• Veterans cut ribbon on new Oakhurst medical facility
• Community gathers to mourn victims
• Tenaya Lodge marks ‘Earth Hour’
• UC MERCED
• Denham works to eliminate waste
• Balance workshop set in late March
• Democratic club talks about CVP
• Dinner benefits Search and Rescue
• Basketball benefits Habitat for Humanity
• Festival seeks artists and vendors
• Goat workshop scheduled
• Denham introduces water storage bill for Lake McClure
• ROTARY
• Costello joins Soroptimists
• McKenzie speaks at NARFE meeting
• CMWC plans for upcoming events
• Cookbook is now available
• Spaghetti feed set at La Grange IOOF
• Account established to help ailing deputy
• Rummage sale set
• Butterflies are for sale in Mariposa
• Caltrans grants focus on those with special needs
• Volunteers plan for Spring Fling
• Habitat seeks volunteers
• MCFD offers portable generator safety tips
• EDUCATION
• Wanda L. Cooney
• From the Archives
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Percy Elam
• CRIME
• Rare gemstone treasure joins mineral museum
• STORYTELLING
• BUSINESS
• BUDGET MESS
• Colorful history
• Friday, March 11
• Celebrate Mardi Gras
• Happy Burger donates to Acorn
• Yosemite Scholarships are available to students
• Hunter education class set in Bootjack
• Merced College offers student scholarships
• MES enrolls kindergarteners
• UC Merced celebrates stem cell foundry opening
• Adam Burns Band performs at MCHS
• Readers at CVE rewarded by MCFD
• NatureBridge sets summer teen program
• Boosters plan for Sober Grad Night
• Kindergarten registration set at Woodland Elementary
• Read Across America
• HERO week
• MCHS thinclads record personal bests
• Fifth inning meltdown costs Lady Grizzlies
• Adult volleyball comes to a close
• Soccer squad shines in MC tourney
• Grizzlies erupt for 16 runs to earn first non-league win
• MCHS golfers split pair
• SPCA sponsors black bear program at annual meeting
• Mariposa Shipping donates
• Bomb squad blows up dynamite
• 2010 CENSUS
• Favorites Reinvented With Flavorful Surpises
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• HORSE SENSE
• Preschoolers learn about owls
• FFA raffles riding lawn tractor
• Band raises funds for New York trip
• LCCPC seeks new members
• Guyton wins speech contest
• Yosemite Scholarships are available to students
• Acorn offers a free week
• Williams and Schellentrager named All-SAL
• Senior Golden Grapplers take fourth in tournament
• Ripon eliminates Mariposa, 67-43
• Weather changes Little League try-outs
• Harrington earns berth in state wrestling meet
• SAL coaches pick Long, Merzwinski for first team honors
• Yosemite Conservancy works to fund important youth programs
• Hornitos celebrates 62nd annual dinner
• Half Dome permits sell out in 23 minutes
• Heart-wrenching testimony precedes manslaughter sentence
• Mid-year budget changes are minor
• North County man arrested for rape
• Mariposa sheriff’s deputies capture ‘dangerous’ suspect
• Winter hangs around
• Account established to help ailing deputy
• Committee meeting set for Relay for Life groups
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• From the Archives
• MSO may be No. 1 in category
• CHP marks Teen Driver Safety Week
• DeMasi indicted on child porn charges
• Yosemite-born man invents fuel-saving ‘Filter Blaster’
• Elected Officials
• Appreciates coverage
• What about the taxpayer?
• Amazed
• No longer need DOMA
• Bill proposes zero funding for workforce investment
• Audubon event will feature novel techniques in great gray owl study
• Wellness fair comes to town
• Oil recycling encouraged
• OHV grants offered
• Ducey returns to Mariposa festival
• Fall weekend will be a ‘Tomato Fest’
• Rotarians hear from outstanding students
• CMWC plans for upcoming events
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Soroptimists donate to Ethos
• Friday, March 4
• Spaghetti feed set at La Grange IOOF
• Volunteers blaze hiking and riding trails at Lake Don Pedo
• Free tax preparation help extended
• Balance workshop set in late March
• Art Hop returns
• Goat workshop set
• MSF changes date
• Muir celebration scheduled in June
• Brady speaks to Democratic Club
• Tenaya Lodge hosts wine weekend
• Peter ‘Frank’ Schram
• McKenzie to speak at NAFRE meeting
• Thank you
• Accidental ignition
• Thank you
• Nisbet speaks at St. Joseph’s Church
• Basketball benefits Habitat for Humanity
• State’s budget debacle forces district to slash teachers
• Mom who killed daughter wasn’t high
• Another 14 horses are sick, quarantined
• More winter weather is headed this way
• County buys SPCA property
• Mariposa County remains on slow side of ‘digital divide’
• Bass Lake murder has link to Mariposa
• TDS honored with distinction
• Fish and Game seeks comments on frogs
• Wildlife program set
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• School food service declines in revenue
• From the Archives
• School board gets updates on bus runs and alternative programs
• Low snow expected to continue
• Elected Officials
• Questions decision
• Music Marathon
• Support the community
• Festival works to begin new tradition
• Olsen introduces four-day legislation
• Balance workshop set in late March
• Contestants sought
• Habitat for Humanity is looking for volunteers
• YHS performs ‘Once Upon a Mattress’
• Rotary plans for seventh annual festival
• JCF begins plans for ‘Four Seasons’
• CVRE associates honored
• Kiwanis address homeless problem
• Olsen finalizes her legislative package for government reform
• Plans begin for Enchilada Dinner
• Merced accepts hazardous waste
• Tour de Habitat
• Small businesses can use resources
• Cathey’s Valley Garden Club meets
• Miniature Show returns to gallery
• Odd Fellows install new officers
• Lodge gets new members
• Juvenile Justice Commission swears new members
• Leaders seek to streamline flood control processes
• ‘Wild West Women’ open theater season
• Wellness fair comes to Mariposa
• Sierra Meadows hosts First Tee learning center
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Engagement
• Donna Lee Thompson
• Lois Scammon
• Marijane Lyn Lewis-Gutierrez
• Friday, Feb. 25
• It’s ITALIAN Night
• Norman Richard Chonle
• County and safety unions settle contract
• Thursday, March 3
• Wednesday, March 2
• Tuesday, March 1
• Monday, Feb. 28
• Sunday, Feb. 27
• Saturday, Feb. 26
• Breakfast served at Coulterville Schoolhouse
• Plans begin for Coyote Howl
• Golden Lakes Charter enrolls for next school year
• Daffodils return to Woodland
• Grizzly Band raising funds
• Preschoolers hit the road
• Ritter makes dean’s list
• Music Student of the Month
• Dentist visits MES
• Flowers for valentines
• Lady Grizzlies ripped in first round contest
• Girls’ JV team captures second
• Golden Grapplers conquer opponents
• JVs capture SAL crown
• MCHS qualifies record number for Masters
• Grizzlies dominate Bulldogs to finish regular season play
• Board gets update on JCF hospital activities and plans
• Winter’s fury
• Senate adopts elimination of fair funding
• Ripon whips Mariposa in first round
• Loans and grants can help lower energy bills
• Untitled
• JVs aim at perfect SAL mark
• Bears rock in Las Vegas
• JV gals upend SAL foes
• Grizzlies claim five tournament titles
• Lady Grizzlies poised to land playoff berth
• Grizzlies throttle Turlock Christian in a barnburner
• Tuesday, Feb. 22
• Monday, Feb. 21
• Sunday, Feb. 20
• Saturday, Feb. 19
• Friday, Feb. 18
• 100 days and counting
• Thursday, Feb. 24
• Wednesday, Feb. 23
• Woodland Terrific Kids
• Pioneer backs Grizzly Boosters
• Ballerini studies in France
• Acorn holds fund raiser
• Hitting the century mark
• Yosemite Ski Team brings home awards
• CVCP workshop set
• Rotary backs Career Day
• Gallery issues call to area artists
• Festival seeks costume contestants
• Fall weekend will be a ‘Tomato Fest’
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Miniature Show returns to gallery
• Habitat for Humanity is looking for volunteers
• County Fire offers safety tips
• Soroptimist honors Boyer with award
• Museum program features the Yosemite Valley Railroad
• Horoscope
• MP/J Fire Safe Council will meet
• Dog training classes offered in Mariposa
• Choral music festival planned
• Lewis Creek Trail offers adventure close to home
• Hat’s off for Butterfly Festival
• Elected Officials
• Republicans honor Reagan
• ‘Tail Wagging Tutors’ assist young readers
• Fish and Game answers questions
• Idle Hour uses hands-on approach to winemaking
• Williams serves Coulterville’s VFW Post
• Horses get special care in Groveland
• Coulterville IOOF serves March dinner
• La Grange holds special breakfast
• Plans begin for Enchilada Dinner
• CAL FIRE marks 2011 Arbor Week
• Rotary plans for seventh annual festival
• Home care workers rally
• Buses on board’s agenda
• Flu returns to Mariposa County with a vengeance
• SEIU and County agree on contract
• MacDonald enters into plea bargain
• Who’s leading who?
• Mountain Riders revive rodeo queen contest
• Local woman strikes gold with romance novels
• Relay plans first team captain meeting
• Koram continues tradition of stories
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County Fire Response Report
• Correction
• College faces bugdget cuts
• Jones wins Good Citizens Award
• Yosemite Renaissance celebrates its 26th year
• From the Archives
• More on FICA
• Should be ashamed
• Important safeguard
• Man behind the headline
• 15 malnourished horses euthanized
• Two now confirmed dead in Bass Lake
• MCUSD calls late day for Thursday
• One person dead in Ducey’s shooting
• Be smart about Snacking
• Thursday, Feb. 17
• Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Tuesday, Feb. 15
• Monday, Feb. 14
• Sunday, Feb. 13
• Saturday, Feb. 12
• Friday, Feb. 11
• CSSSA seeks students
• 4-H plans for 2011 Camp Tweety
• Acorn learns culture
• Realtors offer college scholarships
• Seeing triple
• GFD offers chance at fire engine
• Wells Fargo backs UC Merced student scholarships
• Legion to send five to Boys’ State
• DeSandres wins Richardson Award
• MMS bids farewell to ‘Doc’
• Lady Grizzlies pump in 70 to crush Hawks
• Senior Golden Grapplers join wrestling league
• Power ratings released
• JVs maintain unbeaten pace, trounce Hawks
• Grizzlies clobber Delhi and move into tie for second
• Mariposa FFA realizes its ‘Infinite Potential’
• Clinic remodel is a business boost to JCF and Mercy
• Hat’s off for Butterfly Festival
• Fall weekend will be a ‘Tomato Fest’
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• County develops policy for charitable bake sales
• Band boosters clarify mailing address
• Permits will be required on Half Dome seven days a week
• Mariposa plans for 9/11 memorial
• Denham holds local office hours
• Meetings set for mititgation plan
• FICA tax repayment
• Cats are grateful
• Thankful and blessed
• Ethos joins Mountain Crisis Services
• Bread bowl fund raiser planned
• CASA learns about cultural differences
• Horoscope
• Living Healthy in the Sierra
• CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY
• Probation chief shares his mission
• Mariposa figures bring ‘History Alive!’
• Miniature Show returns to gallery
• Fourth annual Career Day set
• HORSE SENSE
• Loans and grants can help lower energy bills
• Buttefly Garden Club meets
• JCF begins plans for ‘Four Seasons’
• Pioneer seeks non-profit groups
• DFG returns bears
• Dooley tells Navajo stories
• Free movie set
• Brown back at Oakhurst school
• Days of wine and chocolate come to Madera County
• DPHS offers game nights for youth
• History Center reopens in grand style
• Odd Fellows serve La Grange breakfast
• New ag teacher feels right at home at DPHS
• James F. Wolfe
• Thank you
• Jays celebrate 50 years
• COUNTY HISTORY
• Stephen H. Shoff
• Lt. Col. Arthur Mimler
• Craig Harper
• District does not plan to close CV Elementary
• Burn pile turns out to be a structure blaze
• A crackin’ good time
• Mariposa gets a dose of Japanese culture
• Mariposa County Fair lands on state closure list
• Mariposa manhandles Waterford
• School situation escalates
• Subdivision map approved
• UCD strengthens outreach for Native American clinics
• Budget details dominate board of supervisors’ meeting
• Bass Lake Triathlon returns
• Making Mealtime Meaningful
• Friday, Feb. 4
• Horoscope
• Art Hop returns
• Taiko beats in Mariposa
• 4-H lists judging winners
• MCHS lists honor roll
• Sweetheart Dinner set
• Speaking contest set
• 4-H plans for 2011 Camp Tweety
• Preschoolers go bowling
• Girl Scouts gather
• Woods win basket
• Pioneer supports Acorn Preschool
• CSSSA seeks students
• Realtors offer college scholarships
• Duarte honored at Sonoma State
• Little League and MGYSL sign-ups set
• Junior varsity remains perfect in SAL action
• Lady Grizzlies split pair of SAL hoop tilts
• LA: Few farms, but could get Farmers Field for NFL
• Grizzlies throttle Coyotes but can’t handle Knights
• St. Joseph’s plans sale
• Wall honored as prosecutor
• Hat’s off for Butterfly Festival
• Relay holds committee meeting
• CAL FIRE marks 2011 Arbor Week
• Lions’ Crab Feed is this Saturday
• Pest management workshop offered
• Stompers begin square dance lessons
• Habitat of Mariposa County hosts tour
• Festival seeks costume contestants
• Fourth annual Career Day set
• Sierra Leadership Institute hosts climate program
• MCF begins new strategic planning
• USDA to hold special forum
• Taxpayers can remember endangered species when filing
• Denham expands influence on water
• Realizing a dream
• Breakfast served at Coulterville Schoolhouse
• Coulterville VFW plans for meals
• Granite Dell is like an oasis
• Community can celebrate history with wine and tea
• Guinness confirms Laity’s surfing record
• DeMasi appears in Superior Court again
• County closes FICA collection effort
• Community rallies for little girl’s family
• Governor delivers sour state-of-the-state
• Audubon will host live birds of prey program
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Sweetheart Breakfast set
• Local family mourns the tragic loss of a hero
• Ahwahnee Hotel closes for renovations
• ‘Dr. Phil’ gives a Grizzly Band update
• Gallery issues call
• Golden Agers host bingo
• Democrats will hear from MERG
• MCS to present ‘Under Our Skin’
• SBC offers course to help local workers
• SUPERVISORS
• From the Archives
• Thanks to kids
• Trash talk
• Florence clarifies
• Produce safety explained
• Grand jury
• STORYTELLING FESTIVAL
• Christian Science Church offers talk
• Thank you
• Thank you
• JCF begins plans for ‘Four Seasons’
• SDA Church offers seasonal messages
• Thank you
• Pioneer seeks non-profit groups
• Park renovates historic Post Office
• Indoor grow yields hundreds of pot plants
• Residents may qualify for tax credit
• Park visitation tops 4 million
• Grizzlies throttle Denair to split series
• Grizzlies fall to Ripon Christian, 54-51
• Eat Healthy. . . Eat Well
• St. Joseph’s plans its rummage sale
• Master Gardeners begin workshops
• MERCED COLLEGE
• BLM announces BOF open house
• Friday, Jan. 28
• Little League and MGYSL sign-ups set
• JVs girls get past Le Grand, 34-24
• JVs preserve perfect 7-0 league mark
• Grizzlies host Knights in clash for league co-championship
• Lady Grizzlies’ drought ends against Bulldogs with 46-27 win
• Mankins named as AP All-Pro
• Horoscope
• 3-D means headaches to many, yet many companies push on
• History Center set to reopen
• BUSINESS FOCUS
• ASB donates for basketball fans
• Sweetheart Dinner set
• Jefferson Award is available to students
• $18,000 scholarship awaits local students
• YOUTH COMPETITION
• Librarian visits preschool
• CVE Students of the Month
• CVE Students of the Month
• Acorn visits Bootjack Fire
• Woodland honors Reflections winners
• CONTROVERSY
• Officials deal with flooding
• ‘GREEN’ FUNDING
• Smith talks baskets
• VOLUNTEERS MAKE IT HAPPEN
• Transfer stations will remain open
• Burglary suspect vanishes after act
• Board hears about airport’s progress
• SOLUTION SOUGHT
• County extends prohibition on pot for one year
• Raisin’ the wall
• Relay holds committee meeting
• Corrections
• From the Archives
• UPCOMING EVENT
• Reagan centennial celebrations planned
• Crab feed is set for next weekend
• Burlingame speaks at NARFE
• Habitat moves forward
• JCF begins plans for ‘Four Seasons’
• Chamber installs new 2011 officers
• BVFD serves breakfast
• SBC hosts green skills workshops
• Residents may qualify for tax credit
• Stompers begin square dance lessons
• Odd Fellows install new officers
• Tax aide made available
• Festival seeks butterfly sponsors
• Pioneer seeks non-profit groups
• 4-H members serve Sweetheart Breakfast
• After 20 years, Jenkins’ loss is still mourned
• County Fire Response Report
• DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
• Johnson receives the Hartzog Award
• Storytelling offers a technology break
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Cann elected as RCRC officer
• Collison victim
• School board gets audit report and budget news
• Dunbar-Kari joins MCUSD
• Festival seeks volunteers
• Compounding a difficult situation
• Gem and Mineral Club holds meeting
• Habitat hosts tour
• Rosander speaks to Democrats
• MCS presents ‘Under Our Skin’
• Uemura - Keller
• Birth Announcement
• Joan E. Tune
• Royal Grizzlies
• Lois Link
• Mary Lou Starr
• MURDER-SUICIDE
• Horrific murder & suicide committed on county border
• Burglary suspect turns up missing
• Be Part of the“Tour de Habitat”
• Pilot launches sightseeing flights
• Sales tax increases locally
• Board affirms Chase-Williams as librarian
• DA releases 2010 statistics
• Four die from carbon monoxide poisoning
• Ewing Wing earns 5-star rating by government group
• Soupy crash
• Relay for Life sets captains’ meeting
• Nurse training program begins
• 4-H plans for judging day
• Sweetheart Breakfast set
• Sorority puts chili on game day menu
• BVFD serves breakfast
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• School board meets on Thursday
• From the Archives
• Chamber honors 2010 business leaders
• County’s premier source for video is local library
• Board stiffens dog leash ordinance
• DA adds three felony counts for DeMasi
• Bass Lake won’t oppose Wawona School transfer
• Fish & Game computer licenses generate questions
• Cooking to a TEA
• Friday, Jan. 21
• Lady Grizzlies register first league victory
• Junior varsity romps past Hawks, 58-24
• Babe Ruth league seeks local players
• Grizzlies get even, now 2-2
• Johnson captures gold medal in Escalon tourney
• Gallery issues call to area artists
• COMMUNITY
• Horoscope
• Healthy Living in the Sierra
• The Choking Horse
• Master Gardeners begin workshops
• Farm Bureau lauds Ross appointment
• Winter adventure set
• Holiday recital
• SNF seeks comments on grant proposals
• CONTEST
• Scholarship awaits local students
• And the band played on
• Terrific Kids for Caring
• Jefferson Award is available to students
• UC Merced dedicates new science building site
• Spirit of giving
• Royal Grizzlies
• 4-H program grows
• Preschool tool time
• HIGHER EDUCATION
• Homecoming hopefuls
• History Center reopens
• DPHS honor roll students
• HEALTHCARE
• The Grind reopens doors
• Salisbury joins visitors’ bureau, pledges focus
• OAKHURST
• MADERA COUNTY
• Yosemite Ski Team takes to the slopes
• PUBLIC HEALTH NOTES
• Most fortunate
• Smoke alarm update
• Cruel punishment
• Tragedy
• Christmas saved
• Open letter
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Bryants celebrate 60 years
• Margaret Stout Johnson Bowery
• Lyle Parrish
• ‘New York, New York’
• Burglaries spike in south County
• Elderly man injured in rollover
• Ewing Wing earns 5-star rating
• Burglaries spike in south County
• Four die from carbon monoxide poisoning
• ON THE ROAD
• Microenterprise loans are available
• Columbia Hotel reopens with Twain
• Your Body, Your Health
• The Senior Horse
• AAUW talks recycling
• POLITICS
• UCSF seeks summer interns
• Read and ride
• MCHS offers financial aid help
• Raisin’ funds
• The cat’s pajamas
• Council issues call to Young Masters
• Little League and MGYSL sign-ups set
• JVs girls whip ‘Cats in OT
• Junior varsity moves to spotless 3-0 in SAL action
• In the bucket
• Lady Grizzlies edge closer to first SAL win
• Rivalries mark next round of NFL playoffs
• Sorority focuses on Ewing Wing
• Pizzazz on a plate
• FISH & GAME
• Short story class offered
• BLM announces BOF open house
• Park receives grant to engage Central Valley youth
• Theatre opens auditions for play
• Lions set date for annual crab feed
• Datebook
• Sweetheart Ball slated for Feb. 12
• La Grange Rebekahs serve monthly breakfast
• Hoop season begins
• Coyote Club keeps LDPE kids busy
• DPHS remains committed
• Museum opens special exhibit
• COURT DATE SET
• Wheeler working toward a ‘friendly’ county government
• New Year’s Day turns tragic
• Thank you
• Pauline Oliver-Henry
• Harold Menzies
• Lyle Parrish
• Scott P. Bumguardner
• THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW
• CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY
• Spay and neuter
• Important information
• Cruel and unjust
• ABC should be ashamed
• YOSEMITE
• Law enforcement adds anonymous tip line
• From the Archives
• Indian clinic gets gigantic generator to keep the lights on when power fails
• Sheriff adds road conditions to Web
• Flaherty lauded
• Estep’s retirement marked
• Board gets update on road conditions
• Arthritis is focus of wellness forum
• PERS retirees set meeting
• St. Joseph’s plans its annual rummage sale
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• FOCUS ON THE ARTS
• Stroming leaves over $380,000 legacy at library
• New MacDonald trial set for April
• School board gets new member
• DeMasi pleads not guilty
• Fan favorite
• County Fair faces cuts even though it raises millions
• Winter’s reflection
• Budget axe could fall on local services
• Warden helps clear a man for murder
• Olsen urges Amgen to return
• Brown looks at deep cuts and tax level extension
• DeMasi pleads not guilty to weapons charges
• Denair hammers Mariposa in SAL home opener
• Yosemite National Park to Waive Entrance Fees for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Weekend
• Lorna Sims
• Community pours out its heart for less fortunate
• Regulations ‘Grind’ coffee business to a screaching halt
• Armed robbers hit four Madera County businesses
• Hassle Free SUPPERS TO SAVOR
• Horoscope
• Oprah Winfrey launches her OWN cable network
• Annual box office down a bit from 2009 record
• Ag tourism workshop set in Merced this month
• Bingo set at senior center
• Legion serves breakfast
• Short story class offered at gallery
• Habitat offers new preservation program
• HORSE SENSE
• MASTER GARDENERS
• Local club informed about ‘95 bombing
• Bondshu earns Jazzercise certificaiton
• Living Healthy in the Sierra
• Community marks holiday at schoolhouse
• $18,000 scholarship awaits local students
• New data identifies rates of preventable conditions
• Ripon Christian rips MCHS in SAL opener
• JVs eek out 2-point win to start league play
• Bowl-bound schools spend millions on football
• New digs
• Grizzlies face rough road to repeat as champs
• Lions set date for annual crab feed
• CALIFORNIA
• Friday, Jan. 7
• Thank you
• Birth Announcement
• Engagement
• Thank you
• Lester G. Zanetta
• Thank you
• NATIONAL HONOR
• Bag project is a labor of love for volunteers
• Kick up your heels......... at the lumberyard?
• Badger shuttle running
• Foundation gives free trees to members
• Sorority finalizes game day planning
• IN THE SIERRA
• Poising booklet available
• Art Hop returns
• Relay for Life meeting scheduled
• County Fire Response Report
• Sheriff’s Daily Dispatch Log
• Park honors three children as heroes
• Rock slide closes Highway 140 briefly
• Chamber chooses its new directors for 2011
• DISASTER RELIEF
• From the Archives
• COMMENTARY
• CAL FIRE issues reminders
• Ex-Habitat family
• Changing of the guard
• Open letter
• EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
• Elected Officials
• Christmas crooners
• FAMILY ISSUES
• EDUCATION
• DeMasi faces charges in court today
• WEATHER
• Sworn into office
• CRIME STATISTICS
• Woman sustains injury
• Library offers
• SACRAMENTO
• POLITICS
• EVENT
• Family proves how sweet small business is
• Microenterprise loans are available
• Highway 140 reopens after rockfall
• Rockfall closes Highway 140 into Yosemite
• Individuals shine in Hughson tourney
• Raiders dismantle Mariposa, 59-33
• Hueston Blain Davies
• Kelly Ray Young, Jr.
• Joseph Kevin Silva
• Kelly Lee Hoffman
• Harry D. Wood, Jr.
• Ruth Walton Smith
• Sorority changes fund raising event
• Mankins selected for third NFL Pro Bowl
• Preschool has openings for the new year
• TVYFL youth give to others
• Happy Burger backs Soroptimists
• Soroptimist inducts five new members
• Soroptimists make donation to JCF
• Habitat to select new partner family
• Youth groups can earn holiday income
• Weiss publishes new book
• Booklet on livestock poisoning is available
• Master Gardeners focus on sustainable landscaping
• Habitat offers A Brush with Kindness
• NARFE installs new officers for 2011
• Hughes gets 88 years to life in state prison
• GAZETTE morphs into 2011
• Tax bill helps family ranchers
• MCFD issues candle warning
• Very grateful
• Happy Holidays
• Elected Officials
• Project Respect makes a difference
• Curti wins speech contest
• Rattlers carol for the community
• Preschoolers get a visit from Santa
• Ho-ho hugs
• Woodland Terrific Kids for Integrity
• UC Merced gears up for new year
• St. Andrew's on the bandwagon
• Gingold's passion helps the children of CASA
• History Center reopens in February
• Monster’ arrested by Mariposa deputies
• Mariposa County has higher than average number of smokers
• Decade concludes with big headlines
• Water, water everywhere
• County Fire Responses
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Breakfast just got Better
• Officials will be sworn
• DMV lists new laws for 2011
• Thursday, Jan. 6
• Wednesday, Jan. 5
• Tuesday, Jan. 4
• Monday, Jan. 3
• Sunday, Jan 2
• Saturday, Jan. 1
• Friday, Dec. 31
• Progress continues on fire station plans
• Hikers approached by lion
• Deputies arrest 'monster' in Mariposa
• Lady Grizzlies show signs of improvement in tournament
• Junior varsity struggles at Hilmar
• Junior varsity grapplers
• Bears novice All Stars
• Bears varsity All Stars
• Grapplers fall to Yosemite in non-league match
• Hilmar Tourney melee ends in Grizzly victory
• Esther Holzwarth
• George C. McQuarrie
• Crab feed date set
• 2010 Merry Mountain Christmas Festival shines
• CAL FIRE stations reopen January 3
• Bank helps with Christmas dinner
• Ewing Wing honored
• History Center breakfast is early
• History Center reopens in February
• Community embraces smoke alarm program
• Microenterprise loans available to residents
• Christmas lights can be recycled
• Yosemite Bank donates
• UC Merced showcases inventions
• Oakhurst shuttle delivers skiers to Badger Pass
• Hazardous waste accepted in Merced
• Festival seeks cookbook submissions
• 4-H gives away trees
• Willoughby-Peck is gallery's featured artist
• Library offers free tutoring
• DMV provides answers to driving questions
• CASA gets new advocates
• CASA SHARES cards benefit group
• Christmas in Coulterville
• Elected Officials
• Local soldier returns home
• Support JCF Hospital
• SPCA says thanks
• Musical gem
• Responds to Tammeau
• Safety reminder
• MES collects food for the needy
• Kids get in the Christmas spirit
• Shopping smart
• Let's go bowling
• Coulterville-Greeley School lists honors
• Legion hosts high school oratory contest
• Cheer raises funds for Las Vegas
• Girl Scouts support troops in Afghanistan
• Hodson calls it a career
• Kitten’s Christmas rescued
• Drunken 17-year-old steals car
• Coulterville named a true western town
• MCHS changes its students’ schedule
• Storms drop 5 to 10 inches of rain
• Weddings
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Correction
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• County Fire Responses
• New Year Slimming Secrets
• Thursday, Dec. 30
• Wednesday, Dec. 29
• Tuesday, Dec. 28
• Monday, Dec. 27
• Friday, Dec. 24
• Sunday, Dec. 26
• Saturday, Dec. 25
• Olsen appointed to several key positions
• Denham appointed to congressional committees
• Friendly Visitor volunteers aid seniors
• Aborn honored for service
• GAZETTE announces holiday closures
• Lions light tree
• Ribbon cutting
• The Lord's Pantry
• Laity sets world record surfing
• Stadium progress
• Thistle memorial planned
• MCHS players land awards at football banquet
• JV wrestlers shine
• Junior varsity posts sixth victory
• Grapplers compete in Chukchansi
• Lady Grizzlies fall to Chowchilla, 38-32
• Mankins listed as Pro Bowl contender
• Reds bombard Mariposa, 78-42
• Lutherans host Christmas Eve candlelight service
• Basin Chapel hosts Christmas Eve service
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Henry 'Hank' Campbell
• Christmas lights can be recycled
• Wawona Road rehabilitation ends
• Oakhurst Best Western honored
• Toys for Tots locations listed
• Park releases Invasive Plant Management Plan
• Gardeners begin work in Coulterville
• Baggett talks water at Rotary
• Mariposa Properties backs programs
• Study determines TOPS is effective
• Kiwanis reset hay ride
• Walsh will serve as MC choir director
• CMWC brightens Christmas
• 4-H sells trees
• Yosemite prepares to count birds
• CASA has SHARES
• The giving tree
• Mariposa dogs fare well at national show
• MCRCD plans plant sale
• Merced Fair wins international award
• Yosemite Medical Clinic closing for transition
• Caroling set in CV
• Elected Officials
• Advocacy needed
• Home tour a success
• Commendable service
• Country of choice?
• Reward for lights
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Lucero to lead UCM government relations
• CV 4-H helps Manna House
• Rangers rescue three El Capitan climbers
• Legion hosts high school oratory contest
• Board sends CVCP back to planning
• Holidays don't have to be blue
• Driver pleads no contest to manslaughter
• The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
• Man dies after apartment fire
• Welcome Adelina
• Pluma - Larca
• County Fire Responses
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Healthy Holiday Entertaining
• Thursday, Dec. 23
• Wednesday, Dec. 22
• Tuesday, Dec. 21
• Monday, Dec. 20
• Sunday, Dec. 19
• Saturday, Dec. 18
• Friday, Dec. 17
• Accomplishments hailed
• Rumfelt retires
• Wass honored
• Neal recognized
• Auditor retires
• Permits required to climb Half Dome now
• Ferguson 'fix' debate continues
• Three Climbers Rescued on El Capitan
• Mankins listed as Pro Bowl contender
• Parks and Rec begins adult volleyball and basketball
• Green Grizzlies advance
• Junior varsity moves mark to 3-1
• Lady Grizzlies’ scoring struggles persist in loss
• Grizzlies upend Broncos
• Yosemite moves from fall into winter
• MMA continues its holiday tradition
• Oakhurst choirs combine
• All dressed up
• Early birds
• Rotary honors ASB officers
• MES PRO award winners
• Clifford visits Woodland
• Christmas Play to be Performed
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• Meisner is music student of the month at Woodland Elementary
• LDPE joins ‘Mix it Up at Lunch’ effort
• Grizzly Band presents concert
• Preschoolers enjoy stone soup
• ICES plans holiday gingerbread party
• Soroptimist helps Acorn Preschool
• County braces for big PERS increase
• Mariposa gets new CYC chapter
• MCUSD prepares for potential mid-year cuts
• Matlock receives prestigious award for excellence in research
• And the band played on
• Holiday Pumpkin Treats
• Thursday, Dec. 16
• Wednesday, Dec. 15
• Tuesday, Dec. 14
• Monday, Dec. 13
• Sunday, Dec. 12
• Saturday, Dec. 11
• Friday, Dec. 10
• Old versus new
• Bears run past junior varsity
• Student athletes garner All-League honors
• Parks and Rec begins adult volleyball and basketball
• Hobby receives lifetime pass
• Lady Grizzlies fall to Los Banos
• Summerville spoils Grizzlies’ home opener, 82-47
• Mills - McNeil
• Haskell - Noriega
• Patrick Joseph Thistle
• Bingo set at senior center
• Audubon prepares for Christmas count
• Reception set for officials
• Choruses join for holiday music
• Football Bears' cheer raises funds
• Mariposa County resident puts landscape to use in new book
• Soroptimist marks 45 years of service
• IHSS workers must complete new process
• Oakhurst choirs to combine
• Soroptimists plan Christmas show
• Gallery raffles pastel artistry
• Gallery spreads Christmas cheer
• Pet photos with Santa
• Santa visits Merced Mall
• Rescue benefit
• Bryant has starring role
• Local residents run for FSA committee
• Manna House gives Christmas groceries
• Bootjack fire sets community benefit
• Merced College jazz ensemble to perform
• Blackburns meet Lightfoot
• Mariposa's top dog
• Rebekahs seek items
• Holiday spirit fills local homes on tour named for the Meriams
• MCHS collects coats and holds junior night pizza
• Elected Officials
• Letters to the Editor:
• Thanks, Ari
• Unique experience
• AB 32
• Not surprised
• Audubon will highlight Native Americans' traditional uses of fire
• Christmas pageant comes to Mariposa
• Rotary gives dictionaries
• Mariposa County High School Class of 1981 plans reunion
• Hometown Hero Night
• Turkey trot
• ICES plans holiday gingerbread party
• Grizzly Band gives annual fall concert
• Class of ‘70 reunion set
• Santa visits Woodland a little early
• County Fire Responses
• Garden Project receives NRCS Volunteer Award
• Judge denies road injunction
• PG&E schedules power outage
• Burglars rip off residence
• Cox pleads guilty, court bans wood sales
• Parolee arrested for evading and kidnap
• The Christmas spirit arrives in Mariposa this weekend
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Sausage Makes Flavor Easy
• Thank you
• Thank you
• Grace is the most important word
• Thank you
• Thursday, Dec. 9
• Wednesday, Dec. 8
• Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Monday, Dec. 6
• Sunday, Dec. 5
• Saturday, Dec. 4
• Friday, Dec. 3
• Yosemite honors its volunteers
• Toys for Tots locations listed
• Masonic Lodge supports charities
• Summerville rips Grizzlies in home opener, 82-47
• Bears cheerleaders rock Selland
• AYSO awards noted
• MYBL holds sign-ups
• Wrestling tryouts scheduled
• Lions host football banquet
• Parks and Rec begins adult volleyball and basketball
• Renewing an old rivalry
• Grizzlies seek sixth consecutive league title
• Lisa Marie Ball-Casner
• Howard Wright
• Manna House gives Christmas groceries
• Breakfast with Santa scheduled in Oakhurst
• JCF hosts blood drive
• Odd Fellows donate to Manna House
• County Fire offers cooking safety tips
• ‘Light a Life’ ceremony scheduled for Dec. 1
• Sierra Nevada Conservancy to meet
• Oakhurst choirs combine for cantata
• CASA has SHARES cards
• Lions prepare for 25th annual craft show
• Arts Council offers story writing class
• Rosebrocks’ hounds invited to championship
• Rotary hears river report
• Gravity test
• Fire Safe Council continues brushing
• Santa Claus is coming to town
• Santa will also stop by bank
• Christmas Home Tour will take place
• Triangle 4-H sells trees
• Hunters urged to protect deer
• Pet photos with the Cat in the Hat
• 'Kops' fund raiser set
• Quarterback Club sells Christmas trees
• Letters to the Editor:
• Band makes us proud
• No vacation
• Will Denham represent majority?
• Preposterous
• Yosemite Holiday Bazaar planned
• Doctor talks about vision loss
• Triangle 4-H sells trees
• Holcombe responds
• MES third grade Terrific Kids
• MES fifth grade Terrific Kids
• MES sixth grade Terrific Kids
• MES fourth grade Terrific Kids
• MES second grade Terrific Kids
• MES first grade Terrific Kids
• Science Whiz
• Kleinsmith graduates from infantry training
• Cub Scouts start new den
• Magic Circus performs at MES
• Rotarians go on literacy mission
• Christmas pageant comes to Mariposa
• Acorn students learn about dental health
• MCHS teacher Hebern renews Certificate of Teaching Excellence
• CVCP logs another 10 hours, more to come
• Distracted driving crash rates rise
• Storm slams County, turns off the lights
• Serra's miracles make for grateful holiday
• Thank you
• Thank you
• County Fire Responses
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Holiday Traditions
• Healthy Holiday Grill Ideas
• Healthy Cooking Tips
• Thursday, Dec. 2
• Wednesday, Dec. 1
• Sunday, Nov. 28
• Monday, Nov. 29
• Tuesday, Nov. 30
• Saturday, Nov. 27
• Friday, Nov. 26
• Caltrans holds public hearings on Ferguson slide fix
• School board has District 1 vacancy
• Woodland teachers receive Kids First grants
• Sunday sunset
• Lady Grizzlies fall to Escalon
• Alumni football changed
• Bears JV All Stars
• Golden Sierra banishes Griz in first round
• Billy Ray Corn
• Floyd Fike
• Yard sale rescheduled
• Hornitos Patrons show ‘Cougar Killer’
• Christmas Home Tour will take place
• Landfill deals with banned items
• Two species added as endangered
• Library seeks literacy tutors
• Pet photos with Santa
• Manna House has new officers
• A Coulterville Christmas
• Sierra Artist list Gold Rush winners
• Fire Safe Council continues brushing
• Sorority enhances fundraiser to include silent auction, food
• YWC dinner kicks-off season
• Forum features films on peace
• Turkey shoot benefits Manna House
• Habitat's Pickard updates Rotary Club on project
• Spectacular fall splendor
• Elected Officials
• Letters to the Editor:
• Senior center dinner
• Rebuts Rosebrock
• Friendly Visitor Program
• Patronize local business
• Choose more wisely
• A little more civility
• Woodland participates in ‘Reflections’ program
• SOS grant awards winners
• Woodland Terrific Kids for Responsibility
• Woodland Terrific Kids for Teamwork
• Girl Scouts visit pumpkin patch
• Soroptimists offer Richardson Award
• 'Halloween for Hunger'
• Christmas pageant planned by Mariposa high school students
• MMS honors veterans
• Babysitting class offered at NLCF
• Let's dance
• Appeal ends in Lushmeadows law suit
• Final election results released
• CVCP meeting drags on nine hours
• County partners with CAL FIRE
• Holiday changes deadlines
• Driveway saga turns ugly
• Correction
• Thank you
• Community service set for Thanksgiving
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Making Classics Extra-special
• CSS Thanksgiving
• Thursday, Nov. 25
• Wednesday, Nov. 24
• Tuesday, Nov. 23
• Monday, Nov. 22
• Sunday, Nov. 21
• Saturday, Nov. 20
• Friday, Nov. 19
• Local couple gets stuck at sea when outage hits cruise ship
• Bear Valley pair arrested for burglary
• Victim detains two pot pirates
• Mariposa defeated and done
• Marilyn J. Schill
• Lady Grizzlies fall in second round
• Rebekah Christmas event brings Santa to Coulterville this Dec. 18
• Grizzlies face mirror image in first round playoff clash
• Tuesday, Nov. 16
• Supreme Court denies Wawona group’s petition
• Cat fever hits county
• Lodge receives thanks
• Alumni football set
• Monday, Nov. 15
• Judy returns to lead probation
• Responds to Dolchanzyck
• Rotarians hear from nominee
• JVs close season with 24-7 victory
• Sunday, Nov. 14
• Board mulls parking
• Another vacation?
• Park continues restoration efforts
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• Saturday, Nov. 13
• Holiday tradition changes at center
• YARTS confusion cleared
• Raffle winner
• County Winemakers Endure Tough Season
• Friday, Nov. 12
• Oprah shows highlight Yosemite
• Soroptimists offer Richardson Award
• Lord's Pantry plans food distribution
• Dorothy Bomprezzi
• NRA dinner planned
• Thank you
• Fall Frolic set in Yosemite
• Soroptimists plan Xmas craft show
• Robert 'Bob' McHugh
• Workshops get WISE
• Falanys again host traditional Thanksgiving Dinner for locals
• FFA representatives
• Soroptimists hold Fall rummage sale
• Habitat gets PG&E grant for $12,500
• Turkey shoot benefits Laam family
• Baptist Church plans feast
• Cathey's Valley Elementary October Students of the Month
• PERS retirees to meet
• JCF hosts blood drive
• MCFD has free home smoke alarms
• Seventh Day Adventist Church holds seminars
• Memorial group seeks funds
• Kiwanis schedule hay ride
• Light a Life’ ceremony scheduled for Dec. 1
• Yard sale rescheduled
• In memoriam
• Magician entertains youngsters
• Giacomazzi to speak on Briceburg at free Mariposa Museum program
• American Indian Heritage honored
• In memoriam
• Class of 1981 begins reunion planning
• Artists sought for trail
• New lodge members
• County follows state trends in propositions
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• Planting for Spring
• Christmas crafters
• County public works offers free recycled shopping bags
• Decoration central
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Students on parade
• Vacation planner lands award
• Parks and Rec sells candy
• Young storytellers ready to spin tales
• Heart-healthy Holidays
• YHS students present 'Distracted'
• Signing a tribute
• Rebekahs seek items
• Thursday, Nov. 18
• Redwoods in Yosemite fined $165,000 by EEOC
• Honoring America's veterans
• Park receives award for accessibility
• Lady Grizzlies top Hilmar in first round
• Wednesday, Nov. 17
• Superbowl brings crowds to Mariposa
• Elected Officials
• Lady Grizzlies conquer Hilmar in first round
• CVCP workshops rescheduled
• Grizzlies host Golden Sierra in first round of playoffs
• Bulldogs play spoilers, 56-27
• Thank you
• Sounds of Music supports Mariposa County HS band
• VFW serves dinner
• A shopping surprise awaits visitors in Le Grand Saturday
• Checking the damage
• Thank you
• The great pumpkins
• Turkey shoot benefits Laam family
• Soroptimist Club hears about garden
• Celebrating 40 years
• Church plans feast
• Transportation poster winners named
• Soroptimists award women
• Habitat raises funds at art auction
• Lady Grizzlies fall, but earn playoff slot
• Annual Veterans' Day ceremony set
• Thank you
• MES Terrific Kids, sixth grade
• YWA holds show
• Final Rooftop Follies raises funds
• Alumni football set
• Home Tour hopes to avoid cancellation
• SDA Church offers Bible seminars
• MES Terrific Kids, fifth grade
• Workshops get WISE
• Boy Scouts serve breakfast
• Homecoming showdown set
• An eye on art
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• MES Terrific Kids, fourth grade
• MID conducts recreation use study
• Manna House begins sign-ups
• Elected Officials
• NYC bedbugs scaring off NYC tourists
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Project Respect needs coaches
• SDA School honors veterans
• VFW receives thanks from Korea
• Theresa Chaffin
• CCC holds fund raising dinner
• BITE-SIZE D SEASONA L S
• Class of 1981 begins reunion planning
• Park waives fees
• Raffle benefits Manna House
• Winnie Gallagher
• Electrical problem on shuttle delays launch
• Thursday, Nov. 11
• Fashion show fills backpacks
• Letters to the Editor:
• Fair theme contest underway for 2011
• Henry Jones
• Two MCHS students jailed for pot sales
• Wednesday, Nov. 10
• MES Terrific Kids, third grade
• Public Health Notes
• JCF volunteers hold bazaar
• Joseph Ashworth
• Mankins returns to the football field
• Tuesday, Nov. 9
• MES Terrific Kids, second grade
• CAL FIRE offers home heating safety tips
• Audubon program features Galapagos Islands life
• Grant will enhance local internet service
• Grizzly Band takes first at Selma and begins fund raising for New York trip
• Monday, Nov. 8
• MES Terrific Kids, K-1
• DSA needs help for kids
• Artists sought for trail
• Howser tours La Grange for show
• County bucks state election trends
• Sunday, Nov. 7
• Fall Frolic set in Yosemite
• Great pumpkins
• MCHS officers visit with Rotary
• CAL FIRE transitions to winter staffing
• Thousands expected for Superbowl
• Saturday, Nov. 6
• Acorn schedules family photo day
• Kiwanis Preschool visits pumpkin patch
• NRA dinner planned
• Heritage House marks Red Ribbon Week
• Hornitos marks All Souls Day tradition
• Class of '70 plans reunion
• Bowling for ghosts
• Ethos Youth Group holds sale
• Coulterville Thom Jenkins VFW Auxiliary is busy
• Friday, Nov. 5
• Homecoming hopefuls
• Middle school sells pies
• MSFI seeks members
• Preserve health by canning properly
• Restaurant proposed at Mariposa airport
• Ghosts and goblins flood Mariposa
• Bridge closing slated
• Webber transferred to UCSF
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• No more chains
• JCF volunteers hold bazaar
• Students arrested for selling pot on campus
• Motel's tree cutting rankles neighbors
• EASY, HEALTHY ENTERTAINING
• Don't return to Bush years
• New species found in Park
• Grizzlies nip Hawks, 13-10
• Storm totals top three inches
• Thursday, Nov. 4
• MSF plans for Halloween Carnival
• Watershed Council needs new volunteers
• Soccer squad blanks Eagles
• Park Service chooses PHS
• Wednesday, Nov. 3
• History from a pioneer
• Greeley Hill residents turn tragedy into mission opportunity
• Delivering a spike
• State makes pertussis vaccine mandatory
• Tuesday, Nov. 2
• MMS decorates for Red Ribbon Week
• BVFD postpones yard sale, breakfast still on
• MYBL sets sign-up dates
• Rapid response
• Monday, Nov. 1
• Legion honors Boys' State delegates
• Festival slated
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• Polling information omitted
• Sunday, Oct. 31
• Pizza night benefits Mariposa Preschool
• Lutheran Church plans craft sale
• Pioneer tourney raises thousands
• Saturday, Oct. 30
• CVE plans fall festival
• La Grange lodge serves enchiladas
• Junior varsity falls
• Friday, Oct. 29
• Razzleberry and more offered by MMS kids
• A surprise awaits visitors in Le Grand
• Bears sweep Delhi
• Absentee ballots are pouring in
• Grizzly Boosters welcome parents
• Bingo set at senior center
• Alumni football set
• Study shows projects have potential for 100,000 jobs
• MMS shows its true colors
• Park begins pile burning
• Spikers handle Lady Eagles
• Silva dies in accident
• Mariposa students get up and get moving
• MSFI seeks board members
• Mariposa edges Wildcats, 6-2
• CAL FIRE turns pink
• Birth Announcement •
• Chamber honors county's heroes
• YNP reschedules Tioga Road site visit
• Annual Veterans’ Day ceremony scheduled
• Thank you
• Elected Officials
• Black and White Ball comes together
• Park deer poachers convicted
• Thank you
• Our recommendations
• Crafters boutique planned
• Authorities plan for Halloween safety
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• Open letter from Twain
• NRA dinner planned
• Hornitos prepares for All Souls’ Day
• Grizzlies fall in final minutes to Denair, 37-33
• Chrome for kids
• Gardening workshops offered
• Elected Officials
• Large rocks fall from El Capitan
• Thank you
• Safe Families plans Halloween Carnival
• Volunteers plan for bazaar
• Farm bureau takes a stand
• Juvenile responsible for blaze
• Jasper William Hawes
• FNL holds orientation
• Tenaya Lake EA is now open for public review
• Wood buyers beware
• Historic cars celebrate 56 years in Mariposa
• Ben Hur Road work underway
• Smooth Jazz returns to ball this Nov. 6
• Marilyn Schill
• Half Dome cables come down
• Open house planned
• CVE Students of the Month, 2nd & 3rd Grade
• BVFD needs yard sale items
• Geraldine Romine
• MCFD presents honors at barbecue
• Free tire disposal thru Sunday, October 31
• CVE Students of the Month, 3rd & 4th Grade
• BVFD sponsors breakfast and sale
• Bonnie Rae Jordan
• Sustainability event draws crowd
• Contest seeks fair theme for 2011
• Pizza night benefits Mariposa Preschool
• La Grange lodge celebrates 100 years
• Yosemite streamgage, weather station, cam, debut on Merced River
• Midpines student honored for service
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• Cathey's Valley plans fall festival
• Local farmers speak at bazaar
• Familiar face, new place
• Fugutive apprehended
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Cathey's Valley Elementary Students of the Month, K-1
• MSO opens its ninth season
• Butterfly Garden Club meets
• Quick and Healthy Meals
• Woodland students take part in contest
• Master Gardeners host Day at the Creek
• Crafters wanted for show
• JVs register first SAL victory, 34-0
• Thursday, Oct. 21
• Healthcare district lands major grant
• Museum and History Center’s annual meeting slated Sunday
• Historic programs kick-off in Coulterville
• Spikers split pair of matches
• Wednesday, Oct. 20
• Marsden becomes write-in candidate
• Thank you
• DFG holds artwork contest for stamp
• Grizzlies and Coyotes tangle this Friday
• Tuesday, Oct. 19
• Restrictive building code issues loom
• Tri-tip served in Basin
• EQIP applications are being accepted
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• Monday, Oct. 18
• CSMMM employee arrested, posts bail
• Fall colors
• Winter burning program announced for Sierra National Forest lands
• Local golfers succeed at Poppy Hills
• Sunday, Oct. 17
• Dangerous fugutive sought by authorities
• Park fire season ends
• Oakhurst holiday boutique set
• Battle for control
• Saturday, Oct. 16
• Home default rate is slowing
• School board meeting set for this Thursday
• Park trails reopen
• Stewarts bring a passion for fitness home to Mariposa
• Friday, Oct. 15
• Carvin' for CASA
• Dangerous fugutive sought by authorities
• CSMMM employee arrested
• Grizzlies crush Turlock Christian, 46-0
• Residential burn restrictions lifted
• Market draws crowd to Hornitos
• Five students busted at MMS on pot charges
• Lions serve lunch
• Audubon introduces beginners to birding
• Mankins is athlete of the week
• Correction
• Hard hat weather
• Author signs at book store
• Gold Rush Art Show opens on Tuesday
• Grizzly ground game runs over Ripon Christian
• Edwards honored with national award
• Thank you
• Tri-tip served in Basin
• Yosemite and CHP hold surprise bus inspections
• Mariposa spikers clobber ‘Dogs in SAL match
• Mariposa takes part in sustainability event
• Thank you
• Farm Bureau plans for its annual dinner
• Open house set in Bootjack
• AAUW fashion show benefits community & local students
• Fire scorches 200 acres
• Home work
• Chamber seeks nominations
• DFG holds artwork contest for stamp
• Elected Officials
• Lions serve country breakfast
• Fall breakfast set in Coulterville
• Free mammograms offered at John C. Fremont Hospital
• No better news
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Cowboy poetry comes to La Grange
• Raymond hosts sale and meet
• Confused by board actions
• New Holiday Side Dish Ideas
• Cole Road rehab causes delays
• Crafters wanted for show
• Purpose of letter was lost
• Thursday, Oct. 14
• Dinner, poker and shoot will benefit Rothfuss
• Oddfellows offer breakfast
• Support pays for roper
• Wednesday, Oct. 13
• Conservancy gives $5.9 million to Park
• Breakfast benefits festival
• California Commentary
• Tuesday, Oct. 12
• Tramontin qualifies for CSHA show
• Johnson receives prestigious award
• Gordon Strawser
• Monday, Oct. 11
• Sierra Home School accepts new students
• Gardeners planning workshop
• David Eric and Gina Jones Faust
• Sunday, Oct. 10
• Library offers programs for kids
• Chocolate Festival set in Oakhurst
• Reaching the top
• JVs remain unbeaten in league
• Saturday, Oct. 9
• Hull arrested for sex crime
• Breakfast benefits festival
• Christmas stocking project gets under way
• Junior varsity bows to Ripon Christian
• Friday, Oct. 8
• Fire damages scoreboard
• Fair theme contest
• YNP studies Tioga Road rehabilitation
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• Mariposa County supports 2010 Fire Prevention Week
• There's a new sheriff in town
• Free tire disposal is available in October
• Stompers organize annual rummage sale
• Collision course
• Storm hammers County
• Grizzlies thrash RIpon Christian, 51-8
• It's official
• Our View
• Local band featured on KMPH 26
• MCHS slates CIF event
• SFC seeks applicants
• Rita Fraser Henry
• Thank you
• Classes can win field trip
• Rotary informed on child safety
• Allen Olin Yandell
• Thank you
• 4-H registration deadline nears
• Hunter-Zehrung is featured artist at gallery
• Gordon Strawser
• Accounts set up for Rothfuss
• MMS remembers Holt
• CASA welcomes 'Road Angels' for benefit show
• Fall colors, summer temperatures
• Birthday marks five generations
• Girl Scouts grow up
• DFG offers public wild pig hunt
• Raymond hosts sale and meet
• • Milestones •
• Woodland celebrates going back to school
• Breakfast raises funds for festival
• Owl is unique to Park
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• MCPR helps address bullying
• Art Hop returns
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Board appoints Binnewies as sheriff
• Home Depot donates
• Thousands pitch in for River Cleanup
• Soccer holds fund raiser at River Rock
• Make Any Night A SANDWICH NIGHT
• Unemployment stays below 10 percent mark
• Open house set in Bootjack
• Master Gardeners host free workshop
• JV spikers throttle Reds to stay perfect
• Thursday, Oct. 7
• Trailer destroyed by blaze
• Stompers hold annual rummage sale
• Sierra Art Trails is this weekend
• JVs battle to tie in league opener, 8-8
• Wednesday, Oct. 6
• Debate continues over CVCP
• Lake Doctors honored for service
• Chamber seeks hero nominations
• Lady Grizzlies stay unbeaten in SAL play
• Tuesday, Oct. 5
• MCCA Home Show is Saturday
• Hornitos Flea Market is Sunday
• ‘Greater Tuna’ comes to Oakhurst
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• Monday, Oct. 4
• Fly-in hosts record number of Young Eagles
• Night work set for roads
• Miwuks honored with flag
• Gustine routs MCHS, 7-0
• Sunday, Oct. 3
• Free tire disposal is available in October
• Tri-tip served in Basin
• Cowboy poetry comes to La Grange
• Grizzlies open with convincing win over Reds
• Saturday, Oct. 2
• Happy 80th birthday
• Blazin' Hog thanks
• VFW Auxiliary seeks new members
• Local chef’s creations dazzle patrons’ palates
• Friday, Oct. 1
• Rothfuss benefit scheduled
• Open letter
• Raingutter racers
• Fire razes fifth-wheel trailer
• MCCA Home Show is Saturday
• Drug Take Back event is successful
• Judge clears way for 1st Calif execution since '06
• Wednesday, Sept. 29
• Tots on Wheels visits preschool
• Fire Prevention Week focuses on detectors
• Local fighter takes part in MMA benefit
• Tuesday, Sept. 28
• UCM will begin training medical students
• Lions Club turns 70 this November
• Public Health Notes
• Monday, Sept. 27
• Board backs Tourism Bureau with bucks
• Crab feed slated in Oakhurst
• Community Wellness program continues
• Sunday, Sept. 26
• School board thanks Riggs
• Rothfuss benefit set at Pizza Plus
• El Portal plans for annual Oktoberfest
• Saturday, Sept. 25
• Courteous burglar pays for stolen beer
• Harvest festival planned in Columbia
• Farm Bureau slates annual dinner
• One big fish
• Friday, Sept. 24
• Board honors Costello’s contributions
• Coulterville breakfast will offer family discount
• World War II veterans honored
• Bears take on Tri-City
• MCFD chosen to represent Duracell
• Mariposa's first lady
• DEA drug ‘Take Back’ day set
• Golden State teams with Verizon Wireless
• Saddle winner
• 50 acres razed
• Sheriff will retire to spare deputy job
• Bells will be ringing
• Yosemite Views'
• Junior varsity still perfect on the season
• Yosemite celebrates 120th birthday
• Thank you
• Beekeepers meet
• Ballet Folklorico comes to Mariposa
• Lady Grizzlies roll to 3-0 in league play
• Fly-in takes off Saturday
• Thank you
• Bargains on books are coming
• Yosemite marks Public Lands Day
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• GAZETTE publisher featured by CNPA
• Mansager - Perry
• Ticklin' the ribs
• Ben Hur Road work set
• Soccer squad evens record
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Join 4-H
• 'Yosemite Facelift' continues
• Junior varsity gets off the 'schneid
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• Cathey's Valley Plan
• Plans begin for 30th Black and White Ball
• Gustine comes calling, Livingston rips MCHS
• Elected Officials
• No on 25
• Lions serve country breakfast
• James Leap
• FRESH FALL FL AVORS
• Preschool has openings
• Rotary buzzes with information
• Clarise Kelly
• Thursday, Sept. 30
• Girl Scouts get busy
• Columbia plans for contest
• Donnajune Foschaar
• 11th annual fly-in takes off Saturday
• Board honors Costello’s contributions
• Ben Hur Road work set
• Community Wellness program continues
• Vegetation fire rips through 69 acres
• California approves proposed Aetna rate hike
• Livingston throttles Grizzlies, 40-27
• SEASONAL Soups, Sides and Salads
• Board throws its weight behind tourism
• Soccer squad drops opening league match
• Spikers spank Denair in SAL opener
• Saturday, Sept. 18
• Eppler unopposed, District 1 is vacant
• CHP urges child safety seat check
• Michael Leonard Smith
• Friday, Sept. 17
• Unpaid taxes are at record high levels
• Annual fly-in set for this month
• Irene Harrington Emlay
• Flurry of accidents marks week’s end
• Close call
• Rothfuss benefit set at Pizza Plus
• CalVet schedules women’s conference
• Volunteers needed for annual clean-up
• Thank you
• Talking turkey
• Blood drive set
• Correction
• Thank you
• Stadium fans
• Deadline nears for community calendar
• CHP to conduct sobriety checkpoint
• Thank you
• Thank you, Mariposa Fair
• Arts Trails event is around the corner
• Jackson brings home state and national gold
• Thank you
• Terrific story
• CSMMM needs VIPs
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• 2010 Junior Livestock Auction
• Registration deadline for 4-H getting close
• Separation of church and state: fact or fiction?
• UC Master Gardener training offered in CV
• JVs hammered by Warriors
• Wilson talks smoke detectors at Rotary
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• ICES can help with child care costs
• Senior ice cream social set
• Derby winners listed
• Wawona Road construction extended
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Tots on Wheels resumes
• Dinner, poker and shoot will benefit Rothfuss
• Spikers capture division title in Golden Valley tournament
• Mariposa Miners celebrate sweepstakes award
• SEASONAL Soups, Sides and Salads
• Got Milk? teams up with MCHS
• Soroptimist looks for new members
• Pioneer's golf tourney slated
• DEA hosts first drug 'take back' day
• Thursday, Sept. 23
• Children’s Fair set
• Watershed hosts climate discussion
• Soccer squad gains valuable experience
• One injured in two-car crash
• Wednesday, Sept. 22
• Report shows continued rise in visitation
• Kitchen hands
• Mollie Suh Yaley Tournament winners
• Tuesday, Sept. 21
• Greeley Hill man arrested for rape
• Gotcha covered
• Still winners
• Monday, Sept. 20
• Pastor sentenced to 30 years to life
• PERS retirees to meet
• Grizzlies claim first win in bizarre overtime
• Sunday, Sept. 19
• County begins arduous 2010-11 budget process
• La Grange lodges serve breakfasts
• Rollin Richard Hauser
• UC Merced and UC Davis Partner
• Grizzly soccer defeats Ripon Christian
• Grizzlies win overtime, 26-20
• Pioneer’s golf tourney slated
• Flurry of accidents marks week’s end
• Grizzlies going back to Orestimba Tuesday
• Officials blew it, game can't end in a tie
• Structure fire erupts in Mariposa
• Grizzlies and Warriors deadlock at 14-14
• 4 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• School bus rearended on Spring Hill
• Festival seeks cookbook entries
• CASA relates latest success story
• Monday, Sept. 13
• Park continues to look for clinic contractor
• La Grange lodges plan for fall meals
• UC Master Gardener training offered in CV
• Down on the farm
• Sunday, Sept. 12
• Juvenile arrests skyrocket over the weekend
• Sierra Tel marks Patriot Day on 9/10
• BLM announces restrictions
• Three-peat
• Saturday, Sept. 11
• Parade and race winners announced
• Showtime
• Ballet Folklorico comes to Mariposa
• Williams honored for service
• Friday, Sept. 10
• Fair finishes a great 2010 run
• Crash of a classic
• Cole Road rehab causes delays
• Repeat champions
• Pet hoarding becoming rampant among rescuers
• Cann calls budget glitch 'unacceptable'
• Elected Officials
• Farm Bureau plans for its annual dinner
• Catch me if you can
• Bus shelter ads pop around city
• Tongue tied
• Commentary
• Blue Ribbon award
• Saddle winner
• Debate sought over state's climate law
• Thank you
• The Lord's Boot Camp
• On parade
• Hold on tight
• Board marks Patriot Day
• Thank you
• Another great thing about Mariposa
• Going for a spin
• Post marks Sept. 11
• Junior varsity upended in last-second heartbreaker
• Accounts set up for Rothfuss
• Visscher completes course
• Signage issue
• Big loop for a little girl
• Capitol Christmas tree will come from SNF
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• Plans continue for Superbowl weekend
• Heitzmanns celebrate one year
• Open letter
• Ultimate cowboy?
• Energy assistance offered to the needy
• No spiker results received
• Local author signs book at the library
• Birth Announcement
• Tech Trek participants
• McRae honored at auction
• BLM seeks volunteers
• MCHS soccer squad struggles at Amador
• Pot plant count grows
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Tots on Wheels resumes
• Two-timers
• Dance lessons begin
• Grizzlies fall to loaded Bears in opener, 32-12
• GAZETTE upgrades its Web site, adds AP
• The Fabulous Flavor of FALL
• ICES can help with child care costs
• Ride 'em cowgirls
• Book signing set in Coulterville
• Richard Theodore
• Priessman narrowly misses spotlight
• Thursday, Sept. 16
• Children’s Fair set
• Bolt talks about mining heritage
• Mariposa Rotary learns about fire history
• Lee Ann Burns
• Tea party seeks to gain momentum with NorCal rally
• Wednesday, Sept. 15
• Project Respect seeks coaches at two schools
• Annual fly-in set this month
• Fire Safe Council continues fuel reduction
• Road Construction Delays Extended in Yosemite National Park Extended Delays will include Friday a
• Tuesday, Sept. 14
• Research arm continues to grow at UCM
• Hornitos plans for flea market
• CHP: Murder suspect killed friend during pursuit
• LA medical pot distributors want more outlets
• Stanford students write textbooks for Afghanistan
• 14 juveniles arrested over the Labor Day weekend
• Roberson's aerial assault upends Grizzlies, 32-12
• Saturday, Sept. 4
• Thank you
• See you at the auction
• 2010 Mariposa C0unty Fair Horse Show
• Clinton 'Bub' Gann
• Friday, Sept. 3
• Thank you
• A young woman's unselfishness
• Catnip Society gets PetSmart grant
• Christina White
• Ethie's tribute
• Thank you
• Come to the auction
• Pioneer lists barbecue dates
• Recipes sought
• Thank you
• Invitation to the fair
• Wawona hosts book, bake and craft sale
• Art Hop seeks participants
• Deputies bust car thieves
• Thank you
• Good times
• Bridges talks about his cross-country trip
• 4-H prepares for fair and a new year
• One seriously injured in Cathey's Valley crash
• MC relocates and expands veterans’ services
• Support is appreciated
• Plans begin for 2010 Christmas Home Tour
• Ladies Auxiliary has a busy month
• Spikers begin year in very close contests
• Hike benefits Wounded Warriors
• 4-H office has Concours tickets
• FNL recruits mentors
• Elected Officials
• DEA hosts first drug 'take back' day
• Softball standings released
• Joint effort nets $14.6 million in pot
• Whiteside - Falany
• Robinson graduates
• White Fang
• Post marks Sept. 11
• Junior varsity netters roll foes
• Plastic shopping bag debate begins
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Acorn enrolls students for fall
• Hope to see you there
• Bingo games set
• Doc’s Diagnosis
• State legislators continue the annual budget battle
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• MCHS alumni meet
• Enjoy the fair
• JCF’s Ewing Wing passes inspection
• Junior varsity shines at scrimmage
• ACLU: Raided firm mistreated illegal workers
• SUPERCHARGED SOUPS Flavorful & Satisfying
• New stadium opens
• My first turkeys
• Rainbow Pool opens
• Running to daylight
• Thursday, Sept. 9
• Habitat for Humanity finally breaks ground
• Rocky the goat
• Sierra Art Trails plans its eighth tour
• MCHS soccer opens with pair of losses
• Wednesday, Sept. 8
• County budget ‘glitch’ means potential cuts
• Yoga's positive impacts
• Art Hop returns on Friday
• Rotary tourney slated
• Tuesday, Sept. 7
• Up with the sun
• Attend the Junior Livestock Auction
• Broadband project benefits area residents
• Van Paul wins at Norco
• Monday, Sept. 6
• Mariposa family gets special delivery
• Come to the fair
• Gold Rush Art Show opens in October
• Grizzlies face Summerville to open 2010 gridiron season
• Sunday, Sept. 5
• It’s a ‘Big Time in a Small Town’
• Judge my lamb
• American tradition lives in Mariposa
• Jack W. Vaughan
• Radanovich honored at game
• Two busted for burglary and grand theft auto
• Radanovich honored at game
• Driver escapes injury
• Grizzly Boosters name new officers
• Fire marshal orders latches removed
• ‘Blazin’ Hog’ returns for annual festival
• Local hero fights for Children's Hospital
• Stadium passes CEQA test
• MCHS alumni meet
• State won’t get Race to the Top’ money for schools
• Habitat breaks ground on first home
• CHSRA accepts membership applications
• Mariposa ladies lead the parade
• Class of 1990 to reunite
• Group representing famous photographer files lawsuit
• Cowboy poetry event slated in Coulterville
• Tournament benefits Rotary Scholarship
• More progress
• Post marks Sept. 11
• Fish & Game Department answers questions
• Evans makes an appearance at fair
• California Commentary
• Rothfuss injured in motorcycle accident
• Mariposa County's Most Wanted
• Thank you
• Work affects roads
• Correction
• MCUSD restructures MOT position
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Fire scorches 38 acres
• Festival seeks cookbook entries
• Robert T. Morrissey
• First day jitters
• WAKE UP Breakfast
• Diving into the fun
• GSC opens new location in Mariposa
• Robert Ellsworth Henry
• School year starts with messy pranks
• Thursday, Sept. 2
• Elected Officials
• 4-H office has Concours tickets
• Juanita 'Toby' Minor
• Proposed budget mirrors current spending plan
• Wednesday, Sept. 1
• Open letter
• Senior Center is ready for the 'big time'
• Lucille Palmer
• Tuesday, Aug. 31
• Still killing too many cats
• County recycles used motor oil
• Guy Eubank
• Monday, Aug. 30
• Fair invitation
• GSC adds 3G services
• Ellen J. Fiske
• Sunday, Aug. 29
• Support 4-H and FFA
• Ladies Auxiliary has a busy September
• Coulterville plans for summer splash
• Saturday, Aug. 28
• Butterfly Festival needs volunteers
• Wildlife experts issues poison warning
• Rotarians hear about Access Project trip
• Friday, Aug. 27
• Thank you
• Sorority installs new officers
• USFS sponsors field trip
• Calpreps’ preseason forecast tabs MCHS to finish third in SAL
• Modesto man dies in ATV wreck
• UC Merced professor becomes first to earn grant to study obesity
• Dogs sniffing out prison cell phones
• Mariposa Evenings lists its final summer concerts
• Bears christen Pioneer Market Grizzly Stadium
• Student progress remains consistent
• Day Campers of the Week
• Court hears argument on student drug tests
• La Sierra Guild hosts fund raiser
• Alumni football slated
• Grizzly Family Hoedown II kicks off at 1 p.m. today
• Saturday, Aug. 21
• Woodland hosts parent meeting
• Festival seeks cookbook entries
• Patrick Lynn Hardin
• Soldiers march to help Wounded Warriors
• Exclusive Report
• Jerseydale/Darrah routes
• MCUSD dress code
• PG&E offers refrigerator rebate
• Robert Ellsworth
• Mariposa County strikes silver at state fair
• Crash claims three lives, injures four
• Indian Peak/Hirsch Road routes
• Class of 1990 to reunite
• Butterfly Festival needs volunteers
• Wildlife workshop planned for Aug. 21
• Milestone
• Cathey’s Valley routes
• MCHS alumni meet
• Second annual Great Sierra River Cleanup Set for Sept. 25
• Coulterville plans summer splash
• Mildred Tettleton
• Yosemite/El Portal routes
• Bus pass rules ensure MCUSD student safety
• Greeley Hill Hall renovation continues
• New sewing class begins
• Amanda Krull
• Lushmeadows/Triangle Road routes
• District lists important dates for 2010-11
• Charming as ever
• Watts discusses art project with Rotarians
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• Ben Hur/town routes
• North County routes
• Historic jail rocks
• TDS converts to faster speed
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• ICES seeks new child care providers
• Don't be chicken
• Habitat prepares for groundbreaking
• EASY Al Fresco ENTERTAINING
• Drama class opens
• School board meetings set
• Come to the fair
• AAUW says 'happy birthday'
• Thursday, Aug. 26
• MCUSD begins new school year
• Tip Top/Triangle Road routes
• Art Hop was great
• Pioneer Market Grizzly Stadium Progress
• Wednesday, Aug. 25
• Day Camper of the Week
• Yosemite/El Portal Midpines routes
• Thanks for the increase
• Park completes restoration projects
• Tuesday, Aug. 24
• Acorn Preschool hires new director
• Late bus routes
• It's almost fair time
• Mariposa Evenings lists weekend artists
• ‘Are you ready for some football?’
• Monday, Aug. 23
• Bus schedule is online
• MCHS holds student orientation
• Elected Officials
• Pioneer lists barbecue dates
• Frog' and 'down dog' find home in Grizzlies' workout
• Sunday, Aug. 22
• Appellate court sides with Lushmeadows
• Ponderosa Basin routes
• Sierra Telephone names contest winners
• TDS hosts webinar
• Saturday, Aug. 21
• Friday, Aug. 20
• Auditor's payment pledge falls short
• Triangle/Carleton Road routes
• Immunizations required for seventh graders
• Free movie night set
• Sharron Law
• Hunter's Valley residents work toward marking a safer community
• Wildlife lost
• Old Highway/140 routes
• MMS holds orientation
• Jarratt graduates
• Robert J. Dworak
• Bust brings plant total to 171,000
• Students head back to school
• Midpines routes
• Converse Fire spreading at moderate rate
• Account established to assist the Law family
• Three killed in multi-vehicle crash in Midpines
• Friday, Aug. 13
• Board wrestles with 20-year old sign ordinance
• There Oughta Be a Law
• Breakfast and events planned in La Grange
• Hunters Valley lands new engine
• TOT totals break all records
• Woodland hosts parent orientation
• Grizzly Stadium Progress
• PG&E grants County $5,000
• Thank you
• Movies and Wii available at library
• Galleries join for Gyer Retrospective
• YNP offers free entrance
• Coulterville hosts Family Fun Night
• YI has winter openings
• Black bear season opens soon
• Teen hurt in Park fall
• Grace Church celebrates 25 years
• MMS holds orientation
• Butterfly Festival needs volunteers
• Slope Fire continues to burn in Yosemite
• Birth Announcement
• Class of 1990 to reunite
• PG&E offers refrigerator rebate
• Nabors finishes 2010 rodeo season
• Local DUI arrests continue to increase
• Hender celebrates her 90th
• Drama class opens
• Wildlife workshop planned for Aug. 21
• MCHS holds volleyball tryouts
• Secretary of State visits Mariposa
• Thank you
• Math placement test set
• Parade deadline nears
• Mariposa Marlins finish best season in team history
• Sierra Tel Business Center closes
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• Orientation slated for freshman class
• 4-H prepares for fair and a new year
• Elected Officials
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Day Camper of the Week
• County plans several projects
• Arvest E. Arney, Jr.
• Thursday, Aug. 19
• Columbia College begins sign-ups
• YNP releases Vista Management Plan
• Krystal Ann Jones
• Wednesday, Aug. 18
• MCHS opens registration
• Kiser celebrates 50 years of nursing
• Florence M. Anderson
• Tuesday, Aug. 17
• Ag report reflects drought effects
• Sod warriors
• Cowboy poetry event slated in Coulterville
• Monday, Aug. 16
• Health department issues update on Whooping Cough
• Open letter
• 4-H goes to Ironstone
• Sunday, Aug. 15
• BAILEY’S YARD ART
• Support appreciated
• Golden Agers offer bingo
• Saturday, Aug. 14
• Robertson takes the stand in his defense
• Notes founder
• Mariposa Evenings lists performances
• David J. Garske
• Sunday, Aug. 8
• Class of 1990 to reunite
• PUBLIC HEALTH NOTES
• Fire restrictions enacted
• Saturday, Aug. 7
• Shoe vouchers available
• Shindig planned
• TDS offers system to enhance business
• Friday, Aug. 6
• Seeking funds
• Parade entries open
• Breakfast set to benefit 2011 Butterfly Festival
• Art Hop set for Friday
• CVCP proponents mail support letter
• DFG answers questions
• 'End of Summer Splash' set for Labor Day
• Secretary of State visits area
• North County 'faith healer' rape trial begins
• 3G added at fairgrounds
• ‘Fireside Chat’ features Ranger Shelton Johnson
• New quarter launched in Yosemite Park
• Board votes to keep funding MPUD
• Craig fund raiser set
• Blazin Hog' welcomes Wells Fargo Bank
• Law enforcement takes another grow
• Dubberkes, others step up to support new stadium
• NMCHC breakfast offered this weekend
• Cowboy poetry event slated in Coulterville
• Whooping cough cases stretch to 10
• Pennas celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Parade entries open
• Mariposa Evenings lists weekend performances
• Immigration skirmish brews in quiet SC town
• Historical exhibit remains
• Elected Officials
• MCF offers home safety tips
• Marlins name Swimmers of the Week
• GOP looks to erase Dems' comfy House majority
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• Renewed faith
• New sewing class begins
• Applications for dove hunting are available
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Loving community
• Golf tourney open
• Easy HOME ENTERTAINING
• Undervalued resource
• Second annual Great Sierra River Cleanup Set for Sept. 25
• River Creek results listed
• Thursday, Aug. 12
• Impressed
• Golden State upgrades Cathey’s Valley site
• Adult softball scores listed
• Wednesday, Aug. 11
• Community pride
• Golden Agers offer bingo
• Soccer try-outs slated
• Tuesday, Aug. 10
• Movies and Wii available at library
• YCC members fete parents
• Mariposa Pre-school Co-op celebrates 35th birthday
• Monday, Aug. 9
• Merced College offers Mariposa classes
• Habitat takes cars for homes
• Military dog comes home from Iraq traumatized
• Poll: Identity, blending is important to Hispanics
• New quarter launched in Yosemite National Park
• Friday, July 30
• Manna House offers shoe vouchers for kids
• Habitat takes cars for homes
• Coolin’ it
• New policy helps with those qualified with food stamps
• MSF holds annual potluck
• Todd is sorority’s Woman of the Year
• School project turns in to lucrative business venture for MCHS graduate
• Sheriff announces VINE program access
• MMS holds orientation
• Catfish dinner set in La Grange
• Our View
• Pay now or pay later: Board pumps penalties
• Acorn finishes first summer school program
• CAL FIRE urges mower safety
• California Commentary
• Sweat equity
• Thank you
• MPUD offers information
• Correction on services
• MacDonald gets 112 years to life
• Exhibit remains
• Music continues on the green this weekend
• Leland T. Miller
• Grand Jury issues its annual report
• Thank you
• Trio explains Grizzly Stadium project at Rotary
• Susie Rodrigues Dubberke
• From the heart
• Birth Announcements •
• North County plans for shindig
• In loving memory
• Auditor delivers ‘Grinch-o-gram’
• August is Kids’ Month at NLCF
• Community Spirit Personified
• Elias Gann
• Easy No-Bake Goodies
• Elected Officials
• Maurice Joseph Mervis
• Thursday, July 29
• Letters to the Editor:
• Special postmark marks quarter issue
• Wednesday, Aug. 4
• Never disappointed
• Compost facility offers free tours
• Tuesday, Aug. 3
• It's almost fair time
• Pioneer lists barbecue dates
• Monday, Aug. 2
• Open letter
• Local Art Hop seeks participants for August
• Williams takes home gold
• Sunday, Aug. 1
• ICES helps with child care costs
• Breakfast benefits festival
• Mariposa Marlins name Swimmers of the Week
• Saturday, July 31
• Day Camper of the Week
• Bootjack Fire serves pancakes
• Soccer try-outs set
• Special postmark marks Yosemite quarter issuance
• Bootjack Fire host pancake breakfast
• Local Art Hop seeks participants for August
• Housing starts rise again in June, CBIA announces
• Economic Balance
• Former day campers now lead
• Thursday, July 29
• Job should be done correctly
• Habitat takes cars for homes
• Zachary Smith
• Mercury spill prompts response
• Wednesday, July 28
• We survived, barely
• Parade plans begin
• Gladys M. Price
• MacDonald charged with five felonies
• Tuesday, July 27
• Amazing
• Music continues on the green this weekend
• Deanna E. Thompson
• Garden busts break record
• Monday, July 26
• Great people in Mariposa
• Things are growing at Manna House garden
• A.W. 'Bill' Jones
• Sunday, July 25
• Acorn enrolls now for fall
• It's Invasive Weed Awareness Week
• Elias Gann
• Saturday, July 24
• Day Campers of the Week
• American Legion installs new officers
• ‘Inception’ earns dreamy reception
• Friday, July 23
• JCF offers free physicals
• Museum serves breakfast
• Businesses can request extension
• Digital movie locker 'UltraViolet' nears launch
• Mariposa students get U of I scholarships
• Compost facility offers free tours
• Pioneer lists barbecue dates
• Fiorina faces fund raising challenge
• Rust graduates
• Farmers’ Market is open
• YARTS holds workshop
• Butler fund raiser set for this Saturday
• Manna House gives shoe vouchers for kids
• Sierra Artists Gallery turns 41
• McKenzie talks general plan with Mariposa Rotary
• Traffic sting nets seven arrests
• Exchange program seeks homes for kids
• UC Merced admits more than 2,000 for fall
• La Sierra Guild takes over restaurant
• Comment period closing on river's ORVs
• Lutheran Church holds VBS
• Two arrested after routine vehicle stop
• Bootjack Fire serves breakfast
• FCC’s broadband plan may leave rural users behind digital divide
• Thank you
• Department of Fish & Game answers questions
• JCF begins new wellness program
• Women invited to River Creek tourney
• Living history
• Birth Announcement
• County names new community services director
• Ross is new MCRCD director
• Marlins mark best finish in team history
• Health officials urge vaccination
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• There’s an app for that: Park gets its own
• There’s a new way to spell backbone: MCCA
• Dangerous day on the highways
• Cookin’ in the Country
• Elected Officials
• Watershed council presents results
• Butler fund raiser set for this Saturday
• FCC’s broadband pan may leave rural users behind digital divide
• Karl Rove will speak at UC Merced
• UC Merced admits more than 2,000 for fall
• New MCHS principal makes plans for school
• Board honors Williams at retirement
• Bootjack Fire serves breakfast
• Dousing the blaze
• Guarding property
• Memorial set for Compton
• ‘End of Summer Splash’ set for Labor Day
• MCUSD seeks safe routes to school funds
• Court rules for County on Camp Wawona issue
• Thank you
• Wass retires at JCF after 32 years
• Responds to Wass
• Indigent defense fund spikes
• Thank you
• Gem Club hosts speaker
• Out of reach
• Whooping cough cases double
• Thank you
• Starting gun
• Kids take part in music camp
• All Campgrounds Open for the Season in Yosemite National Park
• Mariposa County Fire Department Response log
• Habitat takes cars for homes
• Watershed council presents results of study
• Mariposa County claims silver medal at state fair
• Sheriff’s Dispatch Log
• Big weekend set for Mariposa Evenings
• Erickson family hosts photo workshops
• Bus visits climb 46%
• Sheriff's traffic sting nets arrests
• Delicious Summer Dishes
• Weed workshop set
• Master Gardeners host plant seminar
• Surprised by criticism
• Haz-mat incident mars Mariposa Evenings
• Thursday, July 22
• Sorority installs new officers for 2010-11
• Tom Griffin
• Marlins honor Tapia and boys relay team
• Mariposa Marlins swim Bass Lake
• Wednesday, July 21
• JCF begins wellness program
• Steven C. Wadenius
• Could feds keep Barefoot Bandit, mom from profit?
• Gov't data shows short-snouted dogs have greater risk of death during air travel
• Tuesday, July 20
• Public Health Notes
• CMWC serves ice cream
• Red Cross trains babysitters in Oakhurst
• Rotary plans for golf tournament
• Monday, July 19
• Pioneer lists barbecue dates
• Ironstone backs 4-H and FFA programs
• JCF offers free physicals
• Washington state park closed after shooting
• Sunday, July 18
• Local 4-H members return to horse classic
• Fire Safety Tips
• Kiwanis says thanks
• And so it begins
• Saturday, July 17
• BBB issues Census call information
• Rebekahs offer monthly breakfast
• Tippets named to UCSB dean's list
• Racing resumes at Merced Speedway
• Friday, July 16
• Tragic incident
• Museum serves breakfast
• MacDonald charged with five felonies
• Child care keeps people working
• Board gives funding to stadium project
• DNC announces key promotions
• Compost facility offers free tours
• Foster Parents Needed
• Advanced Living Solutions Says By Ron and Claudia Cummings

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