“One commenter said that animals, hunters, anglers and the people of Wyoming would all stand to lose if the parcel were subdivided. Another pointed to the way wildlife drives tourism in the area, noting that such tourism is a major force in the state’s economy.”
Thursday night’s meeting about the potential auction of a 640-acre parcel bordering Grand Teton National Park drew impassioned responses from locals.
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Kelly parcel hearing elicits impassioned comments from locals
JACKSON, Wyo. — Thursday night’s hearing regarding the potential auction of the Kelly parcel drew a large crowd to the Teton County Library, populated mostly by Jackson residents who oppose the sale. […]
How do you spend the offseason? We want to hear from you!
JACKSON, Wyo. — The pace of life in Jackson Hole has slowed down for November, and many local businesses have closed between the bustling tourist rushes of summer and ski season. Before […]
WYDOT: Teton Pass to close for two hours on Monday
WILSON, Wyo. — The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) has announced a scheduled closure of Teton Pass on Monday, Nov. 13, at 10 a.m. The closure will last for up to two […]
County to test outdoor warning sirens periodically Nov. 13-17
JACKSON, Wyo. — Teton County Emergency Management has announced that it is upgrading its outdoor warning sirens, and residents might hear loud wailing as the systems are upgraded and tested from Nov. […]
Large carnivores present biggest test to coexistence, zonal management could help
JACKSON, Wyo. — In the quest for coexistence in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE), addressing the reality of humans’ competition with large carnivores is critical to the future of the local ecology. […]
Survivors of suicide loss gathering set for Saturday at Episcopal Church
JACKSON, Wyo. — Those who have lost loved ones to suicide are invited to gather on Saturday to observe International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day. The event, which is free and open […]
Game and Fish seeks 3 instream flow water rights aimed at protecting trout
WYOMING — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) is seeking water rights for three stream segments with crucial native trout habitat up for streamflow protection, the agency announced Monday. The WGFD […]
Driggs’ Wastewater Treatment Plant is slated for a major upgrade
DRIGGS, Idaho — On Tuesday, Nov. 7, Driggs’ City Council accepted the draft analysis for a new wastewater treatment plant that will utilize a more efficient living biological process in order to […]
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