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Community effort moves memorial plan forward

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Big Pine Veterans Memorial Committee Co-chairperson Barbara Marzano looks on as Big Pine Civic Club President Rick Fields displays one of the commemorative plaques that will adorn a new memorial honoring America’s armed forces. Groundbreaking is expected to occur in early summer. Photo by Ken Koerner


By Ken Koerner
Register Staff

5-6-2008

With so many American men and women under fire in foreign wars, paying tribute to all those, past and present, that have served bravely in our nation’s armed forces gains a special perspective. Honoring those citizens’ commitment has a group of Big Pine residents working to recognize military service in a special way.
The Big Pine Civic Club has taken the lead in creating a new memorial where the towering flags alongside U.S. 395 have waved for years to commemorate all U.S. veterans.

 
 
Inyo gets what it expected with pump plan
Wednesday, 07 May 2008

By Ken Koerner
Register Staff

5-6-2008

 Described as typical of recent annual activity, the coming year’s groundwater pumping in the Owens Valley is slated to remain aligned with prior levels.
This latest plan from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power calls for pumping 66,800 acre-feet in the Owens Valley during the coming 12 months.
This projected pumping output conforms to the approved levels established when the Interim Management Plan (IMP) was put into effect back in March, 2007.

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Inyo Bar Assoc. makes surprise move
Tuesday, 06 May 2008

By Ken Koerner
Register Staff

5-3-2008

In an unprecedented move, and with close to half its membership abstaining from participation, the Inyo County Bar Association has taken a “no confidence” vote on Superior Court Judge Brian Lamb.
The vote, cast by secret ballot between April 7 and April 28 by ICBA members, passed by a 13.8 percent margin – or three votes.
The results of that balloting have been made public a little more than four weeks ahead of the election that will determine whether Judge Lamb retains his position on the Inyo County Superior Court bench.

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Museum gears up for 'Iron Man' premier
Saturday, 03 May 2008

By Mike Gervais
Register Staff

5-1-2008

Inyo County is preparing to roll out the red carpet for one of this summer’s most hotly anticipated action films.
Not only is the Lone Pine Film History Museum debuting a new “Iron Man” exhibit this weekend, but it’s also setting the stage for tours later this summer of local sites where the film was shot on location.
With buzz reaching a fever pitch in the hours before the movie opens in theaters across the nation today, organizers are anticipating the exclusive exhibit and tours will be hits in their own right – especially with those who made the “Iron Man” Eastern Sierra filming locations a top vacation destination in a recent online poll.

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