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Conservtion Funds Allocated To Teton County

March 11, 2013 Jackson Hole, State of Wyoming, Teton County Comments Off
Mead Signing

Governor Matt Mead last week signed a bill that will provide some $1.4 million dollars to Teton County for conservation projects.  Specifically, the money is to be used to help preserve Munger Mountain and parts of East Gros Ventre Butte.  The act, sponsored by a group of state representatives including Teton County’s Keith Gingery provides … Continue Reading

Lunch With The Legislators

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Those representing this area of Wyoming at the just-completed legislative session will be hand tomorrow at noon to visit with members of the community about the issues that were addressed.  The event is being jointly sponsored by the Jackson Hole Rotary Lunch Club and the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce and takes place at Snow King Resort.  Those wishing to attend are being asked to RSVP to Rachel at 733-3316 in advance and pre-pay for the luncheon.  Cost of the lunch is $20.

Renew Bear Bait Permits Now

Bear Bait

Black bear hunters who want to use bait for the spring bear hunting season have until March 20th to register their existing bear-bait sites. Spokesman Mark Gocke of the Wyoming Game and Fish Office in Jackson says those who had bait sites registered in 2012 can … Continue Reading

Six JHHS Students Qualify For National Speech Competition

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The Jackson Hole High School Speech and Debate Team enjoyed record-breaking success this past weekend at the National Forensic League District Tournament held Friday and Saturday at Riverton High School. The meet was attended by … Continue Reading

No Charges In Bear Death

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No criminal charges are to be brought against three hunters who killed a grizzly bear inside Grand Teton National Park last November.  That was the decision by the US Attorney’s Office after a comprehensive investigation of the incident.  Park Spokesperson Jackie Skaggs says … Continue Reading

Governor Mulls Mitigation

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Wyoming Governor Matt Mead told reporters he has been in conference with community leaders in Northwestern Wyoming regarding the impacts of delayed road plowing in Yellowstone on the region’s tourism.  Mead says unquestionably, the losses to those communities will be significant, but … Continue Reading

Pilot’s Former Wife Sues Air Traffic Controllers

March 8, 2013 Jackson Hole, State of Wyoming Comments Off
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The former wife of a man whose single-engine plane crashed in the Wind River Mountains in 2010 killing him and her two sons has filed a lawsuit against the company that provides air traffic control services at Jackson Hole Airport. Michelle Bucklin, who … Continue Reading

Spring Forward This Weekend

Daylight Saving

This weekend, we get to reset our clocks again as the U.S. returns to daylight savings time.  The concept is that people won’t need their lights on at home until one hour later in the evening. It’s part of … Continue Reading

Interim BTNF Supervisor Named

Probert

The Intermountain Regional Forester has asked Cheryl Probert to come Bridger-Teton National Forest as the acting Forest Supervisor succeeding Jacque Buchanan who is taking a position in the Rocky Mountain Regional Office of the Forest Service later this month.  Probert will serve in the interim position while … Continue Reading

Elk Numbers Continue To Decline

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The number of elk in the northern Yellowstone herd continues its decline.  The Northern Yellowstone Cooperative Wildlife Working Group has conducted its annual winter survey of the northern Yellowstone elk population working with … Continue Reading

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  • Special Weather Statement issued May 19 at 2:48AM MDT by NWS - May 19, 2013 at 8:48 AM
    ...ACCUMULATING SNOW WILL RETURN TO THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS... COOLER AIR WILL CONTINUE TO DRAIN INTO THE AREA THROUGH TODAY. AN UPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL CONTINUE TO WRAP SOME MOISTURE BACK INTO PORTIONS OF NORTHERN AND CENTRAL WYOMING. THERE WILL BE ENOUGH COLD AIR IN PLACE FOR MUCH OF TH [...]

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  • More Thunderstorms, Turning Cooler This Weekend - May 17, 2013
    Northern and western portions of the state will be in the best position for showers and thunderstorms today.  Further south the thunderstorm activity will be more isolated.  It will be a very warm day as well with highs from the mid 70s to perhaps near 90 in the southeast.  It will be cooler in the [...] [...]
  • Fox sightings make my morning drive better - May 17, 2013
    Every once in a while, on my way into town or coming back home, I get to watch a fox family play. It’s a simple thing, but it’s often the highlight of my day. I’ll tell you why on today’s show. [...]
  • Wyoming Job Growth Slows in Q3 2012 - May 16, 2013
    Wyoming’s job market is showing signs of weakness according to data from the Research and Planning section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services. Job growth slowed sharply from 2.2% in the second quarter of 2012 to 0.6% in the third quarter. Senior economist David Bullard says the decrease is mostly due to job losses [...] [...]
  • Wyoming Community College Grads to Receive Automatic Admission to UW - May 16, 2013
    The University of Wyoming has established a policy that will allow students at Wyoming community colleges who earn associate of arts or associate of science degrees to be automatically admitted to the university. State higher educational leaders announced on Wednesday that beginning this fall, qualified students will need only to complete an admissions form and [...] [...]