Ski patrollers at Park City reached a tentative deal with the resort’s corporate owner, Vail Resorts, to end a strike and resume normal operations, the Associated Press reported Wednesday.

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2025年2月10日 · Published in the January 25, 2025 edition. State Senator Alex Padilla’s Senior Field Representative, Margaret Arechiga, visited Mono County last week to discuss how the state can assist local governments. In order to address Mammoth’s unique challenges, its Town Council held a special meeting with Arechiga last Thursday. Arechiga said that there was no precedent for providing support to a ...

Published in the February 1, 2025 edition. After staring at my bookshelves for the past month, I have finally decided which three books I want to reread in 2025.

Published in the February 8, 2025 edition. Last Thursday, Adylene Figueroa, a Mono County employee, noticed a light on in a van and mustered the courage to knock on the[…]

2025年1月13日 · It appears that major governments are changing hands and public policy directions in many places at the same time. Most notable perhaps is our own federal government, following an historic national election in which Donald Trump returns to the White House four years after he was defeated for re-election in 2020.

2025年1月13日 · The campaign to raise the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) rate in Mammoth was a saga in itself, but here lies the sequel: How does a town go about telling tourists they’ll soon be paying two points more on their bed taxes in the new year?

Once upon a time, hitting the slopes meant heading to the ticket window, digging through your wallet for a few crumpled bills in exchange for a paper ticket.

Nolan Bobroff, Mammoth Lakes Community Development Director, presented an update and discussion on the timeline for the Snowcreek Development Agreement (SDA) Amendment at the Mammoth Lakes Town Council Meeting on[…]

The Sheet was founded in May, 2003 by Jack Lunch and is independently owned and operated. It is a weekly newspaper of general circulation covering news from Lone Pine to Coleville along the Highway 395 corridor. It is proof that traditional journalism is not dead if done well — that and if the newspaper is not completely overlevereaged by some corporate stool.