Tuesday | Star Valley Independent
Bridger-Teton Firewood Permits Available
" The Bridger-Teton National Forest will sell firewood permits for private use beginning Thursday, May 15, 2008 at many District offices.
Sunday May 18 | KIFI
Friday May 16 | Library Journal
“Its large thermal mass helps mitigate those extremes”
By Lynn Blumenstein, Senior Editor, Library Hotline -- Library Journal, 5/15/2008 Subliette County Library in Pinedale, WY, holds the distinction of being the first modern U.S. public building to use rammed ... via Library Journal
Wednesday May 14 | KSGT-AM Jackson
Prepared for: Chaparral Broadcasting, Inc This Report covers the following employment units: Call Sign Facility ID Class of Station Community of License LMA KMTN Jackson, WY No KSGT Jackson, WY No KJAX Jackson, ... via KSGT-AM Jackson
Monday May 12 | KXMA-TV Dickinson
Wyo. wolfkill total reaches 16
Wyo. wolf-kill total reaches 16 Eds: APNewsNow. JACKSON, Wyo. Wyoming Game and Fish Department officials say 16 wolves have been legally killed in the state since the animals were removed from protection under ... via KXMA-TV Dickinson
Saturday May 10 | Reno Gazette-Journal
Tribes allowed to hunt bison on refuge
JACKSON, Wyo. - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is allowing two Idaho tribes to ceremonially hunt for bison on the National Elk Refuge in western Wyoming. via Reno Gazette-Journal
Thursday May 8 | Planet Jackson Hole
JH Chorale sings with 120 friends
“The Schubert Mass [in A Flat Major] is very difficult”
Jackson Hole, Wyo.-At 40 members, the Jackson Hole Chorale packs a punch when they sing. via Planet Jackson Hole
Thursday May 1 | Planet Jackson Hole
“How can we stop pumping nearly 300 million gallons of water into [Flat Creek]?”
Jackson Hole, Wyo.-Only two Jackson mayors have held office longer than Mark Barron, Jackson's current mayor. via Planet Jackson Hole
Tuesday Apr 29 | Montana's News Station
News Minute: Here is the latest Wyoming news from The Associated Press
Environmental and animal rights groups are suing the federal government in hopes of restoring endangered species protections for gray wolves in the Northern Rockies. via Montana's News Station
Thursday Apr 24 | The Washington Post
Nancy H. Taylor Author, "Go Green: How to Build an Earth Friendly Community" Wednesday, April 23, 2008; 2:00 PM Nancy H. Taylor , author of " Go Green: How to Build an Earth Friendly Community ," will be online ... via The Washington Post









