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Law Enforcement is handcuffed in dealing with illegal aliens
By R.D Tucker Because of Senate Bill 54 (SB54), which was passed by the California State Senate in 2018, law enforcement officials across the state have
Open letter
Open letterEditor:We moved to Mariposa in 1988 from Lake Sherwood in Ventura county. Previously it had been Sangri-la, but they built a golf course and
Round two of Women’s Health & Safety Day set
An event that was a resounding success back in October of last year will be held again on April 27 by the Mariposa County Fish and Game Protective
Drag racing duo burns tracks in the record book
It’s a memorable scene when Maverick and his sidekick Goose are confidently striding across the tarmac in their olive flight suits and Maverick says, “I
Yosemite Realty is poised to serve buyers and sellers alike
Contributed byTravis Blagg Mariposa County’s newest full-service real estate office is Yosemite Realty. It is owned and operated by Rebecca Hatcher, a
Hornitos 4-H participates in Wreaths Across America event
Contributed byKyndall WiseHornitos 4-H Reporter In a touching ceremony, the Hornitos 4-H came together at St. Catherine’s Church and Cemetery in
Matheson tosses his hat in the ring for assembly
Submitted by candidate On September 16, 2023, against the backdrop of Mariposa’s historic courthouse, Michael Matheson launched his campaign for
Kiser announces campaign seeking supervisor’s position
Contributed by candidateJenni Kiser Greetings, Mariposa!I am Jenni Kiser, and I am honored to announce my candidacy for the Mariposa County District 4
Cowgirls Wanted – Contestants sought for rodeo queen titles
The Mariposa County Fair Rodeo Royalty program is inviting cowgirls, ages 6 to 25, to apply and compete for the titles of Queen, Princess, or Junior
Is solar a solution to high utility bills for low income and fixed income residents
By R.D. Tucker With Pacific Gas and Electric’s (PG&E) residential power rates imitating a missile launch, low-income customers and those living on