In four days, Inyo County residents who havenât already voted by mail will be heading to the polls to help decide the fate of political offices from the City of Bishop to the White House.
Local voters will also be weighing in on 11 state ballot propositions â and helping determine whether they pass or fail â that deal with a wide range of budgetary and quality-of-life issues.
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Mike Gervais/Register Staff
Inyo County court officials received permission last week to proceed with their new court facilities project, beginning with site selection in Bishop.
Jim Tatum is hanging up the keys to his tractor.
In what he described Friday as a âwin-win situationâ for himself and the Eastern Sierra Tri-County Fairgrounds, Tatum announced he would be vacating his post as fairgrounds CEO at the end of the month to free up critically needed funding.
According to Tatum, he has accepted the position of deputy Public Works director with the County of Inyo.
