This group is very active in the area organizing trail cleanups, nature walks, and representing…read moreinterests in conservation of wilderness areas. They sponsor a film festival in Bishop each year that is worth checking out..in December...wild and scenic! Keep up the good work!

A fantastic nonprofit organization doing tons of good for the Eastern Sierra, one of my favorite…read moreplaces on earth.

Love this place!!! They have books, gifts, tshirts, and tons of cool stuff you never knew you…read morewanted. They have a ton of free info about Mono Lake and the Eastern Sierra. The people who work here are awesome as well!

Very pleasant stop at this wonderful bookstore and information center. The sales associate was very…read morefriendly and helpful. The book section offers many area authors, nonfiction books and a small selection of fiction and children's books. There is a beautiful assortment of jewelry, candles, souvenirs, and such. The information area has maps and local lake facts and details. There is curbside parking in front and a few local eateries nearby.

We couldn't have had a better moving experience. We are long past the age of paying friends with…read morepizza and beer. Let me tell you, every penny spent with WDM is BEYOND worth it. From the moment we booked to complete move AND bed set up, the ENTIRE process was seem less. WDM pays attention to detail, supplying the right amount of labor and equipment as well as a gentle white glove service. I have moved many times and this is the first time NOTHING was broken. Some unique things- they were able to take apart IKEA furniture AND put it back together. In addition they moved VERY heavy gun safe. They were able to go up and downstairs without any issue. Despite the super hard labor, these guys kept a smile on their face the entire time and never used foul language. They were AMAZING and I highly recommend them!

Don't use this company I highly recommend you use someone else they are liars from admin to owner…read moreto leaders. I rescheduled my moving 3 times, because my carpet was not in, the day the day movers showed up 3 hours late I was fine with that but they damage my refrigerator "stainless steel" on my granite countertop. I confronted the leader and he pretended there's nothing wrong with the fridge and when he seen the dent he said all that was there before I should've took a picture why am I trying what am I trying to get out of the company that they are working hard to move me out. I was stand right behind the movers and seen it with my 2 eyes. Then he starts to Disrespect me in my own home saying that I'm trying to get something out of the company that he's very upset at people like me My wife and 2 kids and newborn was stranded because of them. Legal action coming up

What a wonderful and thoughtful company to work with…read more My siblings and I wanted to create a double headstone that would encompass our fathers WWII veterans information and our recently deceased mother's information - Bell Memorials really came through! Our sister had a design she wanted to use; I sent it to Rebecca who created the headstone we wanted and more. Bell Memorials did everything they could to have the headstone completed and delivered to the Reedley cemetery by the date we were going to bury our mothers ashes. They did - Reedley cemetery crew moved us up in the que, the new headstone was set and waiting for our family service when we arrived. As an added surprise, the lettering was done in gold, which showed up beautifully on the Sierra White granite headstone. Bell Memorials, your service is the BEST!

This family owned business was professional and hands on support throughout the entire process…read more Excellent communication even though I do not live in the area. Smooth, fast and problem free transaction. Thank you for your help with getting a custom headstone. Tip: they also do headstone restoration!

So I had the opportunity to learn about the LGBTQIA Community. I honestly enjoyed the fact to show…read morerespect and acknowledge their world. It's hard to change your own roots and values. But we all humans and deserve respect. Everyone was very kind. It's just another place with lots of great people. They have awesome resources for those who identify themselves different than what you think. They have the right to decide their gender identity and sexual orientation. Their life, their choices. If you know anyone who is struggling because friends and family are not accepting them, refer them here. If you have a love one who decided to change, they also have resources for the family. It's a good place to know. Excellent resources, great assistance, great value. It is worth having the knowledge and the right attitude to help others.

Based on my repeated experiences as a patient, I believe this facility demonstrates a systemic…read morefailure of patient care, continuity, communication, and medication management, creating unnecessary and dangerous risks to patient health. Since establishing care under Emily Browand, APRN, I have seen her only twice. She is routinely unavailable, and I am repeatedly reassigned to different providers without notification, consent, or communication. This lack of continuity is compounded by unanswered messages sent through the patient portal, leaving me without guidance or timely responses regarding critical aspects of my care. I ask plainly: Where is the commitment to patient safety and patient-centered care? Most alarming is the repeated mismanagement of my Cabenuva treatment, a medication with a strict administration schedule that is essential to maintaining therapeutic effectiveness and preventing resistance. I have been on Cabenuva since its initial release and am fully knowledgeable of the required treatment timeframes. I received my injection on September 27, yet my next dose was not administered until December 6, placing me significantly outside the recommended dosing window and out of compliance. When I questioned this deviation--appropriately and proactively--I was met with dismissiveness and attitude, as though advocating for my own health was inappropriate. This delay was not caused by me, but by failures in scheduling, provider availability, and medication coordination within this organization. The situation escalated further today. I had a confirmed appointment at 2:00 p.m. for my injection. I was contacted and asked to arrive earlier because: Emily Browand was again unavailable, and Dr. Cade was leaving early. I rearranged my schedule--despite having three other medical appointments the same day--to accommodate the clinic's request. After arriving two hours early, I was informed that no one could locate my medication, and I was told I would need to reschedule. This is unacceptable. A healthcare facility that administers specialty medications should never be unable to account for a patient's prescribed treatment--especially after confirming an appointment and requiring the patient to adjust their schedule. This represents a critical breakdown in medication management, internal communication, and basic standards of care. At this point, this is no longer an isolated incident but a pattern: Lack of provider availability Failure to communicate with patients Missed or delayed critical treatments Disregard for established medication protocols Indifference to the real health risks imposed on patients These actions have put my health and life at unnecessary risk. No patient should have to repeatedly fight to receive medically necessary treatment or worry whether their care team is capable of safely managing their treatment plan.