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Tagged: Inyo County

The new face of the law in Inyo County

  • by Charles James
  • in Arts and Life · News
  • — 20 Oct, 2013
Inyo County DA

Tom Hardy was appointed unanimously by the Inyo County Board of Supervisors on September 3, to fill the position for the unexpired term of retired DA Art Maillet, which ends[…]

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One hundred mules walking the LA Aqueduct

  • by Katie Vane
  • in News
  • — 12 Oct, 2013
One hundred mules walking the LA Aqueduct

Artist Lauren Bon and her Metabolic Studio have a singular event planned to celebrate the centennial of the controversial Los Angeles Aqueduct. From Oct. 18-Nov. 11, Bon and the Metabolic[…]

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CPSP on the chopping block?

  • by Katie Vane
  • in News
  • — 12 Oct, 2013
CPSP on the chopping block?

Inyo County Supes discuss dwindling funds The Inyo County Board of Supervisors considered whether or not to continue the allocation process for the remaining 2013-14 Advertising County Resources budgeted for[…]

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Building options for new Inyo County animal shelter

  • by Katie Vane
  • in News
  • — 12 Oct, 2013
Building options for new Inyo County animal shelter

The new Inyo County Animal Shelter continues to progress through planning and development stages after an Oct. 8 presentation by Deputy Public Works Director Jim Tatum to the Inyo County[…]

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Father Crowley’s legacy: Inyo Mono Associates

  • by Charles James
  • in News
  • — 27 Sep, 2013
inyo mono associates

Times were very difficult for inhabitants of Inyo County during the Great Depression. Not surprisingly, there was a great deal of antagonism between the people of Inyo County and the[…]

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Proposed ATV Trail System discussions bring public into the fold

  • by Sheet Staff
  • in News
  • — 27 Sep, 2013
Proposed ATV Trail System discussions bring public into the fold

By Victor Meier “If there are any concerns, we want to hear about them.” explained Bishop City Administrator Keith Caldwell prior to Wednesday night’s first of three public meetings to[…]

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