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Scoping YNP’s Winter Plan Continues

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National Park Officials made the circuit through gateway communities to Yellowstone National Park last week to present proposed changes to the draft winter use plan and seek public input to the ideas.  Spokesman Al Nash says the number of people attending varied from … Continue Reading

YNP Scopes Winter Plan

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Representatives of Yellowstone National Park last night provided anyone in Jackson interested in the redrafting of a winter use plan, the opportunity to view proposed revisions and provide additional input on the seven alternatives to be proposed.  As yet, there is no preferred alternative.  Yellowstone Superintendent Dan Wenk says … Continue Reading

YNP Recruits YCC

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Yellowstone National Park is offering young people the opportunity to work in the park and experience the satisfaction of performing tasks that benefit one of the nation’s most iconic features.  The Park is recruiting for the 2012 Youth Conservation Corps program, a residential work program for … Continue Reading

Winter Plan Hearing Tonight

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A public hearing regarding the National Park Service’s final winter use plan for Yellowstone National Park is set for tonight in Jackson.  Among the concerns raised by participants in the last round of hearings were a proposal to … Continue Reading

More YNP Winter Plan Discussions

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More public hearings are in store for the area as National Park officials continue to work on putting together a final winter use plan for Yellowstone National Park. Among the concerns raised by participants in the last round of hearings were a proposal to … Continue Reading

Cookie Con Caution Called

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The Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming are warning residents in the two states of a cookie con that is under way in advance of the scheduled cookie sale later this month.  According to Council Spokesperson Anna Paige, there have been reports in parts of Wyoming of … Continue Reading

Parks Bring Big Dollars to Gateways

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The National Park Service has released a report after an analysis of 2010 visitation to the nation’s parks, and analysts say that park visitors spent $12.13-billion in the local gateway regions.  The report says this includes approximately 60-miles circumference around the parks. Half of that spending, says the report, … Continue Reading

Still Not Enough Snow

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Last week’s storm dumped copious amounts of snow on northwestern Wyoming, but the Natural Resources Conservation Service says it still wasn’t enough to bring the snowpack in the river drainages here up to 100%.  This week’s report indicates … Continue Reading

Impacts Expected From Solar Flares

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Broadcasting and electricity could get a little “jiggy” today and tomorrow after a strong solar flare erupted Sunday evening and continues to affect the earth.  According to the National Weather Service Space Weather Prediction Center, the impacts of the solar storm are likely to be minimal, but could pose an impact to power grids, where voltage corrections may be required and false alarms triggered on some protective devices.  Satellite radio signals could also be briefly interrupted.  The weather service also says high-latitude sky watchers could be treated to some displays of the aurora borealis.

Free Admissions To National Parks

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This weekend is a holiday weekend, with Martin Luther King Jr. Day following Monday.  As such, admission to the national parks is free – if you can get there.  Yellowstone can be accessed by car through the northern entrances, but … Continue Reading

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3* Bike To Work at 7:00 AM
4* Energy Efficiency Workshop at 3:00 PM
* Snake River Headwaters Plan at 4:00 PM
5* Snake River Headwaters Plan at 4:00 PM
* Green Drinks at 5:00 PM
6* Business Over Breakfast at 7:30 AM
* Chamber Mixer at 5:00 PM
* Pathways Seminar at 6:00 PM
* Palisades Public Hearing at 6:30 PM
* Short Plays Series at 7:30 PM
7* Bike Party at 3:00 PM
* Wolf Trapping Course at 4:00 PM
* CWC Event at 7:00 PM
* Short Plays Series at 7:30 PM
8* Idaho Wolf Trapping Course at 8:00 AM
* Short Plays Series at 7:30 PM
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10* Library Foundation Benefit at 12:00 PM
* Red Cross Meeting at 6:00 PM
11* History Walk at 10:30 AM
12* History Walk at 10:30 AM
* Wolf Talk at 6:30 PM
13* History Walk at 10:30 AM
* Chamber Mixer at 5:00 PM
* Tod Wilkinson Presentation at 7:00 PM
14* Breakfast Club at 8:30 AM
* Duck Day at 10:00 AM
* Farmers Market at 5:00 PM
* Friends of Teton River at 6:00 PM
* Dancers Workshop Presentation at 8:00 PM
15* Volunteer Dig Day at 10:00 AM
* Artist Demonstration at 2:00 PM
* Dancers Workshop at 6:00 PM
16* Movie Auditions at 12:00 PM
17* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Senior Spanish Class at 2:00 PM
* Movie Auditions at 5:00 PM
* HAM Radio Net at 8:00 PM
18* Senior Yoga at 10:45 AM
* Wii Bowling at 11:00 AM
* Zumba Tone at 5:30 PM
* Senior Exercise Class at 5:30 PM
19* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Beading Class at 10:00 AM
* Raptor Tour at 10:30 AM
* MRI Open house at 4:00 PM
* Pilates For Seniors at 5:30 PM
* Community Big Band Jazz at 7:00 PM
20* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Lunchtime Learning at 12:00 PM
* Chamber Mixer at 5:00 PM
* Rendezvous R Park at 5:00 PM
* Senior Tai Chi at 5:30 PM
* Zumba Tone Class at 5:30 PM
* Jackson Hole Community Band at 7:00 PM
* Family Literacy Night at 7:30 PM
21* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Friday Feast Day at 12:00 PM
* VARD Gathering at 5:00 PM
22* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Roller Derby at 7:00 PM
23* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* 8th Annual Crawfish Boil at 12:00 PM
24* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Senior Spanish Class at 2:00 PM
* HAM Radio Net at 8:00 PM
25* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* Senior Yoga at 10:45 AM
* Wii Bowling at 11:00 AM
* Zumba Tone at 5:30 PM
* Senior Exercise Class at 5:30 PM
26* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Beading Class at 10:00 AM
27* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Senior Tai Chi at 5:30 PM
* Zumba Tone Class at 5:30 PM
* Jackson Hole Community Band at 7:00 PM
28* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
29* Cat Adoption Promotion all day
* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
30* Cat Adoption Promotion all day

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  • Forget cell phones, I hope nobody taps my GPS! - June 19, 2013
    A friend sent me an e-mail warning me about a new cell-phone danger. Besides the government storing all our cell-phone conversations in some bunker in Utah or Colorado, it seems some unsavory characters are hijacking phones and using them to listen to conversations and get personal information. I’ll tell you about an even scarier possibility [...]
  • Wyoming Volleyball Self-Reports Potential NCAA Violations - June 18, 2013
    Results of an internal University of Wyoming inquiry into allegations that women’s volleyball student-athletes received impermissible benefits have been submitted to the NCAA. UW Athletics Director Tom Burman says the self-report involves five former members of the women’s volleyball team and their receipt of impermissible benefits during a two-year period. The total value of the [...]
  • Warm With Developing Thunderstorms - June 18, 2013
    Temperatures will remain warm today across central and southeast Wyoming.  Expect periods of sunshine, with late-day clouds.  A low pressure system approaches the area and thunderstorms will develop by early afternoon, lasting through the night. Strong to severe thunderstorm activity is likely after 2 PM today.  Thunderstorms will be scattered to isolated through this evening.  [...]
  • Don’t get too dependent on your GPS - June 18, 2013
    It doesn’t matter where I go anymore; I’m always getting lost. I blame it on all the new-age technology we have. I’ll tell you why on today’s show.