Seven things to do in Yosemite in winter (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
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Seven things to do in Yosemite in winter (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
When it comes to summer vacations, many people make Yosemite National Park, with its sheer granite cliffs, thundering waterfalls and endless forests, their destination. But the park, which encompasses almost 1,200 square miles in the Sierra Nevada, can be just as breathtaking in winter. …
Seven things to do in Yosemite in winter (Lexington Herald-Leader)
When it comes to summer vacations, many people make Yosemite National Park, with its sheer granite cliffs, thundering waterfalls and endless forests, their destination. But the park, which encompasses almost 1,200 square miles in the Sierra Nevada, can be just as breathtaking in winter. “A lot of people don’t understand how spectacular Yosemite can be in the winter,” says Kenny Karst, public …
A&E Calendar for Nov. 23-30 (Santa Maria Times)
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Article Photo History (The San Francisco Examiner)
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Mild Weather Could Make Yosemite A Popular Destination (MyMotherLode.com)
Yosemite, Ca — With fairly mild weather in the forecast, Yosemite National Park is expecting to see a good crowd funnel into the park over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Tourism in Mariposa rising despite rock slide (The Fresno Bee)
Tourist buses heading to Yosemite National Park still can’t pass through a stretch of Highway 140 buried under a rock slide, but that hasn’t put a damper on tourism in the foothill town of Mariposa.
Emotional trek to Sierra crash site for man who lost legs at age 10 (San Francisco Chronicle)
Donnie Priest pulls off his left leg and tinkers with his prosthetic ankle as casually as another hiker might tighten his bootlaces. He can see the crash site now, but it’s still a thousand vertical feet above him and the route up the mountain is about to get…
Word on the street (The Fresno Bee)
Fresno-based company MedSupply, which specializes in the rental and sale of home medical equipment, has opened its first retail outlet.
