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Mammoth Times Daily: Monday, March 15, 2010: Yodler Restaurant turns 50

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A group of happy patrons on the deck of the Yodler Saturday enjoy the fun and sun after a day on the slopes. Photo by Susan Morning

 

 

 
 
Mammoth Mountain Snow Report (for 03/15/10)*
Monday, 15 March 2010
Weather: Clear
Temperature: 23 degrees at 7 a.m., forecast for 40s today
New Snow (last 24 hours): 0”
Storm Total: 11” (3/13/09)
Base Depth: 10.5-15 feet
Lifts Operating (Main Lodge): Lower & Upper Panorama Gondola, Broadway (Chair 1), Discovery (Chair 11), Face Lift (Chair 3), Gold Rush Express (Chair 10), Stump Alley (Chair 2), Thunder Bound Express (Chair 6), Chair 5, Chair 12, Chair 13, Chair 14, Chair 20, Chair 21 & Chair 23
Lifts Operating (Canyon Lodge): Village Gondola, Chair 7, Chair 8, Canyon Express (Chair 16), Schoolyard Express (Chair 17), Chair 22 & Roller Coaster Express (Chair 4)
Lifts Operating (Eagle Lodge): Cloud 9 Express (Chair 9), Chair 25 & Eagle Express (Chair 15)
Terrain Parks Open: Main Park, South Park, Forest Trail Park, Disco Park, Wonderland Park, Jibs Galore, Superpipe & Wonderland Pipe
(*As reported by Mammoth Mountain as of 7 a.m. Chairlift operations are dependent on wind and weather. Visit www.mammothmountain.com for more current information)
 
Today in Mammoth
Monday, 15 March 2010
Monday March 15
AARP Tax Help

At the Mammoth Lakes Library from 1 - 5 p.m. For more information, call (760) 934-5674.
 
Parents, students vent frustrations at school board meeting in Lee Vining
Monday, 15 March 2010
About 300 parents and students attended a meeting on Friday evening where they vented their frustration about the Eastern Sierra Unified School District’s recently publicized $2.2 million budget deficit, some going so far as to launch personal attacks against the school board and calling for Superintendent Don Clark’s resignation. Most critical to the roughly 30 people that spoke was the “pink slipping” (notice of possible termination) of eight certified teachers, something that would cause the Bridgeport-based Eastern Sierra Academy to close, as well as possibly closing High Desert Academy in Benton and the Lee Vining Community Day School. In the end, the board voted 4-1 to actually add another three full-time positions to their termination list.  - WG
 
 
 
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