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DWP seed farm helping to make valley greener
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is getting into the gardening business.
Bishop PD taking a bite out of citya s crime
Crime is down in Bishop, and more crimes are being prevented while the city is becoming safer with the help of technological advances.
Bishop Donald Hilliard wrote IT'S IN YOUR MOUTH: You are snared by the words of your mouth.
Community takes on domestic violence
Most experts agree that in any abusive relationship or scenario, it is ultimately power and control which the abuser seeks over his or her victim.
Bringing perspective to Bishop business talks
Allen Pietrasanta gave a presentation at the latest Bringing Businesses to Bishop meeting on Thursday.
Leadership change in store for Hospice of the Owens Valley
Hospice of the Owens Valley is about to have a change in command. Both the director and care coordinator, who have been with the nonprofit agency for more than 25 years each, will be retiring soon.
Financial experts offer Novato seniors tips to avoid scams
Contractor fraud and identity theft have become the most common crimes against Marin's aging population, experts told Novato seniors at a "Senior Scam Stopper" seminar this week.
County honors first responders
Anyone who has been in a car accident or suffered through a house fire knows that it's Inyo County's first responders who sacrifice their time, sweat and blood to protect us all from harm.
Single district closer to reality
The K-12 Bishop Joint Unified School District took one more step towards reality Wednesday night when the Inyo County Committee on School District Organization voted unanimously in favor of unification.
Lady Cosonya Stephens, wife of Overseer Danelle Stephens, of Ezra Emmanuel Ministries, Clark sv ille, TN, is a local woman of God raised in this area who is also the mother of three children Kristofer, Khristian, and Carner.
Covering Rural Nevada alone part 2
When Jack Slothhower hired me at KSRN in December, 1981 on the strength of my voice, it seemed as if I had won the lottery.
Each week, photographer Dave Henry rates the fall leaf display in the Sierra. Here are his picks for this weekend, Sept.
Young Life came to Bishop seven months ago, but Tuesday night, the non-denominational ministry launched its fundraising stage with a banquet attended by more than 140 local residents.
County puts community center use and fees under microscope
County officials will be meeting later this month to discuss who uses local community centers and for what purposes.
October 2009 Lithosphere highlights
Boulder, CO, USA - October Lithosphere articles cover diverse locations: the South Tibetan detachment in the eastern Himalaya of Bhutan; metamorphic rocks in the Aegean region; the Volcanic Tableland near Bishop, California, USA; and the Puna Plateau of northwest Argentina.
October a month to observe local, national causes
The month of October in the City of Bishop has been proclaimed as a time to recognize and appreciate many worthy and long-standing causes.
Mono narcotics officer intercept alleged drug run
Material seized in a search warrant in Bishop. Mono County Sheriff's Department A monthlong investigation into narcotic trafficking and distribution in Mono County wrapped up this week with the arrest to two San Diego men in Bishop, Calif.
Council covers roads, parking issues
The Bishop City Council met Monday with a full agenda that included lengthy discussions about parking and school traffic, department head reports and an update about the processes and progress of the Travel Management Plan from Forest Supervisor Jim Upchurch.
Children, police lauded for heroic actions during canal tragedy
What started out as a fun day at the Bishop Park Pool turned tragic Aug. 12 when Bishop resident Mark Strout lost control of his vehicle, sending himself and four youngsters into the Bishop Canal near East Line Street in Bishop Strout's 1996 Ford Explorer sank quickly in the cold water, but, at the prompting of Strout, all four youngsters, working ...
The Good Life: The prospect is golden as fall works its magic in the eastern Sierra
I came to see the fall colors on the moon. Only a five-hour drive from Sacramento, the landscape here appears all out of scale - huge and dramatic, rocky, steep, almost barren, sometimes foreboding and always spectacular.