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Today's Pop Five: Bob H.'s not-so-guilty pleasures
The Pop Five is a series of reader-created top five lists. Today's contribution comes from Bob H. in Lone Pine, Calif: I've always been pretty upfront about the joys of loving pop culture and all of the snickers and eye rolls that go with that.A Here, in no particular order, are five things that are making me a happier dude these days: 1. The ...
Bringing perspective to Bishop business talks
Allen Pietrasanta gave a presentation at the latest Bringing Businesses to Bishop meeting on Thursday.
Recycling centers open for yard waste collection
In anticipation of the fall leaf season activities, the city's Yardwaste Recycling Center and Lone Pine Recycling Center will be open from 1-5 p.m. Sundays -- from Sunday through Dec.
Yard waste recycling hours announced
In anticipation of the fall leaf season activities, the City's Yardwaste Recycling Center , and Lone Pine Recycling Center will be open from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday afternoons from Nov.
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.
Small earthquake strikes eastern California
An earthquake has struck a remote area of eastern California that has been shaken by a sequence of tremors in the past week.The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.4 struck at 9:25 p.m. Thursday, six miles south of Keeler and 17 miles southeast of Lone Pine in the arid Owens Valley below the eastern slope of the ...
Good guys wear white hats at Lone Pine Film Fest
Fans of Westerns made before the advent of color television know how to distinguish, upon first glance, the good guys from the bad the heroes of their serials and matinee features from the villians they've been charged to dispatch.
Rash of quakes hit shake Mammoth area
A 4.5 earthquake rattled a ghost town near the Los Angeles Aqueduct and Owens Lake Saturday, the latest in a series of quakes in the Eastern Sierra.
Local artists join this weekenda s celebration in Lone Pine
Nature's artistry is evident in Southern Inyo's wind-swept, weathered boulders of the Alabama Hills against the backdrop of the majestic granite mountains of the Sierra Nevada to the west, and to the east the very different Inyo Mountains.
Remote part of eastern California shaken by temblors
More earthquakes have struck a remote area of eastern California that has been shaken by a sequence of tremors since Thursday.
More earthquakes struck eastern California
Eastern California awoke Saturday morning only to find that another spate of earthquakes have struck the Eastern Sierra, as a magnitude 4.5 quake rattled a famous ghost town some 200 miles north of Los Angeles.
War strategy session...Colleague charged...Partying in Rio
President Barack Obama and his top Afghan war commander have met privately to discuss the U.S. strategy against insurgents.
Earthquakes shake California's Owens Valley
A series of earthquakes with preliminary magnitudes reaching 5.2 have struck in a remote area of eastern California but there have been no reports of injury or damage.
Series of earthquakes rattle Central California
Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 10:43 a.m. LONE PINE, Calif. a ' A series of earthquakes a ' the largest a magnitude-5.1 a ' have rattled the Lone Pine area of the eastern Sierra in Central California.
5.1-mag. earthquake hits Inyo County
A 5.1-magnitude earthquake hit Inyo County early Thursday morning. The quake struck just after 3 a.m. eight miles south of Keeler, near Lone Pine on the way to Mammoth.
Bishop's office of the Bureau of Land Management has a new leader at the helm. Bernadette Lovato has been named manager of the BLM's Bishop Field Office and brings with her more than 18 years of experience in federal land management.
History Museum sheds light on career of master B-Western director
For the next five months, as the featured Friday night movie, the Lone Pine Film History Museum will be showing a retrospective collection of films by Western director Lesley Selander, all made locally in Lone Pine or Death Valley.
Nation's highest building is right in our backyard
Most Tulare County residents know that the eastern boundary of our county includes the highest point in the 48 contiguous states, Mount Whitney.
Our stories: How I went from Sylva to 14,405 feet on my own 2 feet
Growing up in Sylva, amid a valley some 2,050 feet in altitude, I always liked the mountains.
With recent reports of record numbers of tourists and folks taking advantage of what the local mountains have to offer, so come the reports from Inyo County's Search and Rescue.
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