The Year in Review: Mammoth Lakes 2012- A Tale of Two Cities
Back from the abyss
If ever there was a year more topsy-turvy, nobody in Mammoth can remember it.
From the blackness of the first six months (bankruptcy, record-bad snow season, mass layoffs at the ski area, etc.), Mammoth emerged at the end on a very bright note.
It was almost like falling in love all over again.
There was no discernible hinge to it; it just happened, sometime around when the solid fishing season started. At that point, from the start of the festival summer season and a lovely golden-burnished autumn, to the snow-infused holidays, still ongoing, Mammoth somehow regained its luster.
Life in Mammoth, never boring, had just about everything to satisfy a palate, even those of the disenchanted.
The Year in Review
Mono County schools escape cuts- twice- in 2012
2012 Crime: One case dominated
The fishing season hooked us in 2012
Sports took center stage in 2012
Mammoth loses Skip Harvey in 2012
The 2012 Festival Season was 'The Best'
The 2012 turnaround of Rusty Gregory
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