18 May 2012
A swollen Bella, shortly after being bit by a rattlesnake Fire isn’t the only hazard of a dry winter As they made their way down the Sawmill Trail near Independence, Calif. last Saturday morning, May 12, Mammoth local Brian Jaegers and his dog Bella had no idea that they would soon be embroiled in a [...]
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18 May 2012
A “hopeful” Rebecca Solnit visited Mammoth (Photo courtesy Penguin) “Come, ye philosophers, who cry, ‘All’s well,’ and contemplate this ruin of a world.” –Voltaire, Poem on the Lisbon Disaster, from “Candide” This year’s California Reads program focuses on both Disaster and Democracy, and nowhere is either topic better illustrated than in author Rebecca Solnit’s new [...]
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18 May 2012
A Mammoth Lakes woman in her late 20s-early 30s was in critical but stable condition Thursday, after being flown to Reno last Monday with a case of hantavirus. Recent tests performed at the Nevada State Public Health Laboratory supported the diagnosis. It is expected the diagnosis will be confirmed shortly by the Viral and Rickettsial [...]
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18 May 2012
MAJORS DIVISION Standings W L White Sox 2 1 Orioles 1 1 Phillies 1 1 Reds 1 2 Results May 6 O’s 7 Reds 6 May 7 Phillies 7 White Sox 6 May 9 Sox 12 Reds 11 May 12 Sox [...]
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18 May 2012
MHS Senior Rebecca Nelson was selected as the Mammoth Lakes Noon Rotary Student of the Month for April. She plans to study pre-med at the University of Northern Arizona next year.
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18 May 2012
You know you’re in Mono County when … a candidate wears a collared “In-N-Out” shirt to a candidate’s forum. I attended last Friday’s forum at the Paradise Fire Station pitting two-term incumbent Hap Hazard versus challenger Fred Stump, the Long Valley Fire Chief. Among those in attendance were Mono County CAO Jim Arkens, County Finance [...]
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18 May 2012
Governor Jerry Brown now has more riding on his tax initiative package passing in November then ever. Brown is counting on voters to pass the package to close a rapidly growing deficit, which as of his May revised budget now sits at a whopping $16 billion, far larger than the $9 billion he predicted in [...]
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18 May 2012
MHS Senior Symposium thanks Dear Editor: Once teens get ready to go out on their own, they rarely want to listen to life lessons from their parents. With the school year nearly over and with grades 9-11 taking standardized testing, Mammoth High School Seniors recently took part in a symposium of life lessons. Topics covered [...]
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18 May 2012
LunaFest film screenings In conjunction with the Chix on Stix weekend have fun and make a difference in the lives of women in our area by checking out LunaFest film series on Saturday, May 19, in the Village at Mammoth Events Plaza. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. with a welcome by two-time Olympian Stacey [...]
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18 May 2012
Garth and Kim Getchell Inventor Garth Getchell, profiled by The Sheet in its Nov. 29, 2008 issue (see story below) was honored this month at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas. Getchell’s new Mini-Roller Flex tool was one of 16 recipients of the prestigious 2012 Popular Mechanics “Editor’s Choice” Award. The award recognizes “Outstanding [...]
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