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a Big brothers and sistersa needed for Inyoa s youth
Youngsters from all walks of life seek guidance from the adults around them, but, unfortunately, many who come from single-parent homes, or who have a parent deployed for long periods of time in the military, don't know who to turn to.
Final chapter for old Big Pine Library building?
By this afternoon, one of Inyo's not-quite historic structures may be on its way to the dump, pending approval from the Board of Supervisors.
Inyo voters say no to budget plan
Inyo County voters Tuesday went along with the rest of California in rejecting five ballot measures designed to close the state's budget gap.
Big Pine High celebrates centennial
Despite all the sour, financial news about schools lately, one Inyo County district has reason to celebrate.
Klondike: Committee will study options for the lake
Klondike Lake in Owens Valley is not much to look at. The shoreline is gooey, and the murky water has an unappealing greenish hue.
I am writing you as events concerning Chemical Assault have escalated. Not only is there a severe twenty plus year event here in the United States, the Taliban have allegedly poisoned schoolgirls in three schools in Pakistan.
Vision quests remove spirit-work distractions
An entrepreneur whose business had failed and marriage was failing wondered how his life had gotten to this point.
Supes soak up water, grant funding issues
A jam-packed schedule resulted in an eight-plus-hour meeting for the Inyo County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, but they got a lot done.
Wildflower show now playing in Death Valley
Spring has arrived in the Owens Valley, fruit trees are flowering and lawns are turning green after months of being cold and brown.
Pink slips go out at area schools
California's state budget deficit is reaching local schools as programs are reduced and teachers' jobs are placed in jeopardy.
Christianaa s competency questioned
Inyo County courts are preparing to decide whether the man charged in connection with a spree of vandalism and burglaries in the Eastern Sierra last summer is competent enough to stand trial.
Housing issues raised a ' again
By Mike Gervais Register Staff Three residents, two members of the Board of Supervisors and a county staffer answered the call for input on Inyo's housing situation last week.
County takes a shot at parks & rec, Homeland funding
The odds may be against Inyo County, but with hand-outs hard to come by in tough economic times, the Board of Supervisors wasn't about to pass up the chance this week to try for additional parks and recreation ...
Imagine receiving a phone call from a beloved, out-of-state relative who claims to be in need of financial assistance.
Development questions arise for county supes
Is Inyo County sending mixed messages when it comes to its policy on land designations and property rights? The board took two very different approaches to questions concerning development and land sales in the ...
One lucky Big Pine girl has been invited to go to the Presidential Inauguration on Tuesday.
ESTA buses to begin trip south on Friday
Southern California, here we come. Eastern Sierra Transit has expanded its service district and, beginning tomorrow, will be offering residents rides from Bishop to Lancaster.
Little guys the new losers in local gas price competition?
Having dropped nearly $2 a gallon in six months, the gas prices in Bishop are at their lowest since 2004, now comparable to fuel prices in Los Angeles or Reno at under the $2 mark.
Community Christmas dinner returns to Bishop
A holiday happening that is as much a tradition as the Christmas parade or the ornaments adorning Main Street is the annual Christmas Dinner at the Bishop Senior Center.
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