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Mammoth Times Daily: Wednesday, July 28, 2010: Fire near Mono Craters grows to 1,000 acres
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 Erratic winds whipped a fire near Mono Lake yesterday afternoon, growing the fire to 1,000 acres as of this morning. The fire, near the Mono Craters area and close to the junction of S.R. 120 East and U.S. 395, now has over 260 firefighters assigned to it, according to U.S. Forest Service/Inyo National Forest officials. The fire has closed 120 East for the time being and access to the South Tufa and Navy Beach area is also closed.

Four aircraft. including a helitanker, a helicopter and two air tankers will be on the fire today, as crews work to hold the northern flank of the fire near Highway 120 East.

The fire is estimated to be 20 percent contained.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.— WG
 
 
Mammoth Times Daily: Friday, October 16, 2009: Don’t forget to add the area code E-mail
Friday, 23 October 2009
Saturday, Oct. 24, is the day Californians within the 760 area code will have to dial area code in addition to phone number to make a local call. This is occasioned by the new 442 area code being added to the region served by 760.

Since two area codes will serve the same region, customers with a 760 or 442 area code must now dial the area code for all calls – including calls within the same area code.

Beginning Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009, if calls do not use an area code, they will not be completed and a recording will instruct callers to hang up and dial again. The price of a call, coverage area and other rates and services will not change because of this overlay. All local calls will remain local regardless of the number of digits dialed.

Three-digit numbers (911, 611, 411, etc. require no area code).
Last Updated ( Monday, 26 October 2009 )
 
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