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Happy Mammoth Mother's Day
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Mammoth moms Jonnel Janewicz-Leggette with Logan Luella Leggette, and Brooke Pace McKenna with Jack Wesley McKenna
At least two Mammoth mothers are getting ready to celebrate their first Mother's Day on Sunday, May 11 with their beautiful babes.
Just a few short weeks ago, Jonnel Janewicz-Leggette and Brooke Pace McKenna were comparing bellies at a baby shower, as both their due dates approached. The following day, at 35 weeks, 6 days, Jack Wesley McKenna arrived in the world, March 31 at 12:15 p.m., tipping Mammoth Hospital's scales at 4 lbs., 7 oz. It would be another five days until Logan Luella Leggette made her appearance, after her mom's 41 weeks of pregnancy. She arrived April 5 at 12:17 a.m.
“The doctors were awesome,” said the ladies, commenting that at least five babies were brought into the world that week, a Mammoth mini baby boom.
 
 
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New concerns linger around airport's flight path
Thursday, 08 May 2008
By Lara Kirkner
Mammoth Times Staff Writer

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A Horizon Airlines Bombardier Q400 similar to this one could be making regular flights to the Mammoth Airport, pending the results of important decisions being made regarding the facility's future.IMAGE COURTESY HORIZON AIRLINES/ALASKA AIR
The Town of Mammoth Lakes has established that the lawsuit with Hot Creek Aviation — and its verdict finding the Town was in breach of a development agreement with Hot Creek and owes $30 million in damages — will not affect commercial air service. Chances are still good that service will be put in place this year, according to the Town.
That is, however, if items that were to be discussed at last night's Town Council meeting (May 7) gained some forward momentum. It's crunch time for decisions on the runway and the terminal building in order to keep the flight path on track.
Council was expected to make decisions about awarding bids to contractors for repaving the runway and remodeling the terminal building. The CEQA findings for both projects were also expected to be presented last night. According to Airport Commision Chair Pam Murphy, if the Council decided not to award the bids, problems might occur with Horizon Airlines, the company that has signed a letter of intent to bring flights to Mammoth in their Bombardier-made Q400 aircraft, but has yet to sign a contract with the Town and the Mountain.
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