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Jackson Hole News and Guide

Reflecting the unique character of Jackson Hole.

May 17th, 2012

Citations issued after protests

The first day of Operation Save America's four-day protest in Jackson was largely peaceful, with only three incidents that resulted in residents receiving citations. Read more

May 17th, 2012

Summer stars concerts

The community asked for more live music downtown, and the town of Jackson and Center Management Inc. answered. Read more

Jackson Hole Radio

Daily news for Jackson Hole.

May 17th, 2012

Confrontations With Protesters Few

Jackson Police report only a limited number of encounters related to the demonstrations yesterday by members of Operation Save America.  In a day’s end report, the town reported that local law enforcement fielded numerous complaints regarding general disturbance, the graphic nature of images displayed, noise and traffic.  Police also conferred ... Read more

May 17th, 2012

Leave Baby Animals Alone

This is that time of year when young animals are very much in evidence, whether they are bear cubs, elk calves, or even baby birds.  While it is human nature to be concerned if it appears the animals have been abandoned, Wyoming Game and Fish Spokesman Mark Gocke says they ... Read more

May 17th, 2012

Women Should Seek Political Offices

Today marks the beginning of the filing period for people who want to run for office in the town, county or state. Despite women comprising half of Wyoming’s population, a recent article in the Casper Star Tribune noted that women in the Equality State comprise only 13 percent of the ... Read more

Casper Star-Tribune - Wyoming News

Wyoming's online news source.

May 17th, 2012

Federal agency again rejects pipeline plan

CHEYENNE — A federal agency again has rejected a Colorado businessman's application for a permit to build a 500-mile pipeline to carry water from southwestern Wyoming to Colorado's Front Range.
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