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Town Council considers cut to Whitmore Shelter
Rebekah Bone, the animal shelter attendant at Whitmore Shelter on the Benton Crossing Road, spends time with one of her charges at the shelter.
4 hrs ago | Philadelphia's WB 17
Manson follower's tapes may yield new clues, LAPD says
A court in Texas is allowing detectives to review tapes of talks between Charles 'Tex' Watson, one of those convicted of the Manson murders, and his attorney.
12 hrs ago | The Review
Two California men were charged at 8:42 p.m. Tuesday in the 800 block of East Main Street on charges of railroad trespass.
Mammoth Times & Eastern Sierra Times
Local survivor of child sex abuse fundraising to help other victims
Local Mammoth resident and day care provider Monique Foster was an adult woman before she realized that she had been sexually abused as a child.
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Joe Walker due in court Friday for sentencing to state prison
Joe Walker is scheduled to appear in court in Santa Barbara today, where he is expected to be sentenced to state prison for a maximum of five years.
Mammoth Times & Eastern Sierra Times
Domestic violence attack at Snowcreek Condo's leaves female victim battered, man in jail
A violent encounter with a domestic violence suspect forced Mammoth Lakes police to Taser the suspect, 43-year-old Stephen Mellor, and left the victim of Mellor's attack bruised and bleeding.
According to an editorial on Thursday, May 24 at www.sacbee.com , Assemblyman Bob Wieckowski is attempting to clean up Assembly Bill 506 with AB 1692 less than one year after AB 506 was approved.
Guest Editorial: Political power play Part II
For three years now, public employee unions have been trying to make it impossible for local governments to seek bankruptcy protection.
Municipal bankruptcies: Stop the Capitol power play
Vallejo's plunge into bankruptcy was a disaster, closing firehouses, trimming the police force and earning the city a civic black eye.
Lawmaker saps trust with city bankruptcy bill
After years of wrangling in the Legislature, a compromise bill authored by Fremont Assemblyman Bob Wieckowski and approved late last session established a mediation process cities would have to go through before filing for bankruptcy protection.
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RAW: Low cost dog vaccination, license clinic June 9
It's time to renew Town of Mammoth Lakes dog licenses for the upcoming fiscal year.
Mammoth Times & Eastern Sierra Times
What's Up, Up Here? The news and gossip for May 18-24
Yes, it's true: Stacy Corless will leave the Friends of the Inyo in July to be executive director of the Mammoth Mountain Community Foundation .
Mammoth Times & Eastern Sierra Times
Mono candidates enter the stretch run
Candidates for contested seats on the Mono County Board of Supervisors Monday evening included, from left, Duane "Hap" Hazard, Fred Stump, Bob Peters, Tim Fesko, Jan Huggans, Tim Alpers and Vicki Bauer.
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Hantavirus strikes Mammoth resident
A resident of Mammoth Lakes is in critical but stable condition today, after being flown to Reno last Monday, with word that tests performed at the Nevada State Public Health Laboratory are positive on Thursday.
Learn about Islam during open house at SLO mosque Saturday
Local Muslims will host members of the larger San Luis Obispo community during an open house Saturday at the Mosque of Nasreen, 1136 Walnut St.
Making bad law even worse is not a responsible response to financial turmoil in local government.
Making it harder still for cities to go bankrupt
When Vallejo declared bankruptcy in 2008, one collateral consequence was a years-long political duel in the Capitol between lobbyists for local governments and those for unions representing their workers.
Study: Western Streams Resist Influence of a Warming Climate
Hot Creek, near Mammoth Lakes, was one of 20 streams in the Western U.S. examined in a study by Oregon State researchers who found no clear relationship between increasing air temperatures and stream temperatures.
Mammoth Times & Eastern Sierra Times
District 4 Supervisor-a chance to bridge the gap
The Mono County District 4 supervisor race has mostly been ignored by Mammoth in the past.
Trustees of all-male college try to block admission of women
Deep Springs College, the tiny but prestigious school and ranch north of Death Valley, plans to admit female students for the first time in its 95-year history.