Archive - Sep 2012
September 4th
By
Mike Gervais/Register Staff
Laws Railroad Museum will once again be wrapping up the summer with a celebration of days gone by, a simpler time when items used daily were hand-crafted and virtually everyone had a unique trade.
Laws will host its Good Ole Days celebration this Saturday with more than a dozen demonstrators practicing unique trades, local nonprofit groups such as Rotary and Girl Scouts providing food and the Idle Hands String Band performing live.
The event is open to the public and offered free of charge.
By
Marilyn Blake Philip/Register Correspondent
Re-entering society is no easy feat for people recovering from substance abuse. Aside from the medical, mental health and legal considerations which often color this journey, people in recovery face challenges ranging from the corporeal, such as housing and employment, to the ethereal, or spirituality.
By
Marilyn Blake Philip/Register Correspondent
Re-entering society is no easy feat for people recovering from substance abuse. Aside from the medical, mental health and legal considerations which often color this journey, people in recovery face challenges ranging from the corporeal, such as housing and employment, to the ethereal, or spirituality.
For the second year in a row, Inyo County residents are being asked to join the rest of the country in observing September as National Recovery Month.
Sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Recovery Month has three simple messages to spread throughout the nation: prevention works; treatment is effective; and people can and do recover.
By
Mike Gervais/Register Staff
Halfway through the project and the Carson and Colorado Railway Association is making headway on its restoration of the narrow gauge locomotive stored at Dehy Park in Independence.
The Carson and Colorado began the restoration project in spring 2010.
A volunteer crew that has included more than 50 mechanics, laborers, metal workers has more plans to have the train in working order in the next three years.
By
Mike Gervais/Register Staff
City leadersâ attempts to avoid violating the First Amendment have been met with criticism from members of the Bishop Ministerial Association.
Pastors Kelly Larson and Rick Klug told the City Council Monday night that invocation guidelines approved July 24 basically amount to censoring the prayers they would deliver at the start of council meetings.
David Arnold Hasle
1928-2012
Irene A. Evans Gardner
1912-2012
Kenneth Chichester
1919-2012
By
Marilyn Blake Philip/Register Correspondent
Amidst a flurry of pomp and circumstance, this weekendâs grand opening of the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forestâs Schulman Grove Visitor Center will celebrate its long-awaited recovery and rebirth from the destruction caused by an arsonistâs flames.
