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August 12, 2006
by George Shirk
Mammoth Monthly and MammothLocal.com logo wear and products, along with the popular "Mammoth Blows" line, are now available online. Tees, mugs, hoodies, totes, messenger bags and more. To get to the store, click here.June 19, 2006
by George Shirk
The Booky Joint, a Mammoth institution that was shuttered earlier this year, will re-open on July 1 under new management. Erick Sugimura, 35, and his 38-year-old partner, Dave Leonard, said the store will not operate the old video side but will concentrate instead on books.June 17, 2006
by Mammoth Local Staff
Mammoth Mountain Ski Area made it official on Friday, announcing the opening of its "Mammoth Mart" at The Village. It is a new commercial tactic by the ski area, which hopes to solve the problem of a large back inventory of products, mostly clothing.June 05, 2006
by George Shirk
A new retail outlet with big discounts on ski and snowboard apparel will open this summer in the Mountain Center in the Village, according to insiders at Mammoth Mountain Ski Area (MMSA). It will be situated behind the statue of ski area founder Dave McCoy.December 26, 2005
by Mammoth Local Staff
Keep your sports locker in order. Hassle-free access to keys, sunscreen/cosmetics, glasses/goggles, and hats/gloves/socks. Hang it up & fill it up. Or roll it up & take it along.December 02, 2005
by Mammoth Local Staff
Although it's in the brand-new Village, Munchkins is very much Old Mammoth at heart. Proprietor Karen Philbrook moved her popular kids clothing store to the street level when the Village opened, and has been a mainstay there ever since. So go ahead and pay her a visit!November 13, 2005
by Brandon Russell
For Mammoth lovers who can’t be here as much as they’d like, there’s nothing quite as appropriate at the holidays as a gift that reminds them of Mammoth.
What Mammothophiles wouldn’t want to wrap themselves in a Mammoth woven blanket? Or who wouldn’t want to spend the long winter nights sipping cold ones from the local brewery, reading one of several Eastern Sierra backcountry guidebooks while admiring that carved bear across the living room?
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