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Lawmakers could pass a measure allowing the state to sell a migration corridor near Grand Teton National Park to the federal government — but with some caveats.
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The new town and county housing report sheds light on rental prices and residents being pushed out of the region.
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A new nonprofit, the Wyoming Immigrant Advocacy Project, will offer assistance to the growing community in Teton County.
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It has been a tough winter on Teton Pass. The critical route between Jackson Hole and Teton Valley, Idaho, has seen numerous closures recently. Often, they happen because semi-trucks and vehicles with trailers illegally try to make the drive and then get stuck in the snow.
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This week’s games were an opportunity for athletes to see their friends from across the region after a three-year hiatus.
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The performance at the Center for the Arts was part of a new program from Community Entry Services and Teton Music School.
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Demand to live in mountain communities is through the roof, and that’s putting a strain on local workers.
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Some politicians in the Mountain West are renewing calls to transfer federal lands to state and local governments as a way to ease the affordable housing crisis. They argue that such transfers could provide much-needed space in fast-growing communities hemmed in by public lands.
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The Mountain Neighbor Handbook is a collaboration of government agencies, advocacy groups and other nonprofits in the area, and it tries to lay out a path for sustainable living in one of the nation’s most sensitive ecosystems. It has rules about keeping away from wildlife, plus sections on how to manage waste and water, reduce your carbon footprint and recreate responsibly.
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Officials in Jackson sent notices last month asking property owners to cut back on water use following a record-breaking July for the town’s pumping system. Carlin Girard, Executive Director of the Teton Conservation District, said collective action can make a massive difference.