The local newspaper needed a bit more room on Buffalo Way to do drop offs for supplies and asked theTown staff for the installation of a general public 30-minute loading zone along the west side …
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Firefighters Prepare Pinedale’s Skyline Drive Area By Thinning Fuels
The Pinedale Ranger District of the Bridger-Teton National Forest announced that work will resume on the Skyline Wildland Urban Interface Fuels Reduction project beginning June 28, 2017 in Pinedale, Wyoming. Crews will be …
Continue readingDeath Valley Forecasted for First Week of Over 120° of Year
The hottest place on Earth is bracing for its first extremely hot week of the year. Temperatures above 120° F are expected in Death Valley National Park this week as spring gives way to summer. …
Continue readingBoaters Clean, Drain, Dry To Stop Mussels
Boaters are key to preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is reminding watercraft users to be aware of the Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) laws and regulations and to …
Continue readingWater Recedes North Path Expected To Reopen Thursday
The National Elk Refuge and Jackson Hole Community Pathways have announced a tentative reopening date of Thursday, June 22 for the North Highway 89 Pathway north of Jackson after recent flooding affected a portion of …
Continue readingUSDA Announces $20 Million for Jobs for Young People, Veterans
USDA and partners committed $20 million in 21stCentury Conservation Service Corps partnership agreements to provide 4,000 work opportunities for youth, young adults and veterans up to 35 years old, a move that will help the …
Continue readingNothing To Stop You From START
START Encourages Ridership with Free Fares Jackson, Wyo. June 19, 2017 – In a continued effort to reduce traffic, START Bus has eliminated the fare for all bus rides between Jackson and Wilson, …
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