The proposal would create a single entity to oversee Fremont Lake’s resources, replacing the “loose group” affiliated under the Fremont Lake User’s Group that currently administers the water, Murdock explained. A single reservoir company would also establish a more efficient framework to supervise and allocate water, he added.
Documents released by Sublette County School District No. 1 (SCSD1) administration showed a 3 percent increase from 1,064 students on Sept. 1, 2021, to 1,096 on Sept. 1, 2022.
After hearing detective’s testimony and answers to questions from the county’s deputy prosecuting attorney and Nicholas A. Leyva’s private defense attorney on Tuesday, the judge found probable cause to bind the multiple felony case to 9th District Court.
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The Town of Pinedale’s municipal code calls for owners of any buildings within town limits to keep adjoining sidewalks clean “and, after any fall of snow, shall cause the snow and all slush and ice to be removed immediately from the sidewalk” into the street’s gutter, the complaint says.
Tuesday, Jones gave commissioners Doug Vickrey, Sam White, chair Joel Bousman, Tom Noble and Dave Stephens the petition signed by 223 residents opposing the Doyle Pit.
Stephen “Buck” Wallace, of Daniel, drove his truck around 7 p.m. to a neighbor’s home where he got out and collapsed, asking someone to call a paramedic, according to an affidavit by Detective Travis Lanning.
Following a lengthy discussion with SCHD and Sublette Center board members, Commissioner Tom Noble made a motion to “accept the transfer agreement as presented,” with language related to the merger between the SCHD and Sublette Center stricken.
Just over one year ago, Judge Tyler sentenced Jewkes to 15 to 20 years in prison and she was transported to the Wyoming Women’s Center in Lusk. He cited numerous factors for choosing that sentence, including “community expectations.” Jewkes’ attorneys John LaBuda and John Robinson appealed that element to the Wyoming Supreme Court, which ruled last month her sentence would be vacated and remanded to 9th District Court for a new sentencing hearing.
The January petition, filed to remand Sublette Board of County Commissioners’ majority approval of billionaire owner Joe Ricketts’ request for a destination resort on Upper Hoback Road, was initially filed in 9th District Court’s Pinedale office for Judge Marv Tyler. Judge Tyler assigned the case to new 9th District Court Judge Melissa Owens in Jackson, who scheduled oral arguments based on all three parties’ legal briefs in Jackson for Aug. 8. Parties then asked Judge Owens to delay it until Aug. 25, which she did.
“I believe what we’ve come to celebrate is an opportunity to keep our loved ones closer during difficult times, an opportunity to strengthen the ability to sustain our communities and do so independently, an opportunity to create jobs that more of our young people will want to come home to, an opportunity for growth, but growth on our own terms.”
Ridley’s Family Market in Pinedale is hosting a benefit raffle and barbecue Thursday and Friday, Sept. 1-2, the proceeds of which will be donated to Zylker’s family.
Since Wednesday, TTSAR Captain and volunteer John Linn and his crew have covered an area of approximately 1,800 by 2,500 feet.
The event is on Friday, Sept. 23, from 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. in the Pinedale Library Lovatt Room at 155 S. Tyler Ave.
The new leaders include Norm Cox, director of special services, Heather Ryan, Pinedale Elementary School principal, Kellie Jo Williams, Skyline Academy principal and Pinedale Middle School assistant principal-activities director, and Kimberly Wyman, PES assistant principal.
The public is invited to attend a special workshop hosted by the Town of Pinedale on Monday, Aug. 29, to participate in the development of the town’s Transportation Master Plan and Pedestrian Safety Plan. A bike ride and walk with members of the town council and town staff is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. to explore mobility and transportation-related issues across town. A two-hour workshop will follow in the Pinedale Library Lovatt Room from 6-8 p.m. The town’s Transportation Master Plan and Pedestrian Safety Plan will identify near-term and long-term solutions to enhance safety, accessibility, connectivity, resiliency and livability in Pinedale. Information on the Transportation Master Plan and Pedestrian Safety Plan is available on the town’s website at www.townofpinedale.us/pinedalemobility. Those unable to attend the meeting in person may participate virtually through the link, http://meet.google.com/ykqatvguot, or join by phone at 617-675-4444, PIN No. 122 435 148 2.
Thursday, Tip Top Search and Rescue volunteers continued to search for Richard “Rick” DeRuiter Zylker, 52, who was celebrating with the Ridley’s Family Market group. At some point people realized he disappeared from the surface, in Moosehead Bay, one of the farthest inlets to Fremont Lake, according to Sublette County Sheriff KC Lehr.
The two-day event, sponsored by the Pinedale Lions Club and hosted by Lakeside Lodge, featured three races on Saturday and two the following day, said event organizer Jason Essington.
On Aug. 9, Nancy Ann Gerwatowski, 58, appeared before a Michigan judge, who determined enough evidence exists to go to trial.
Seventeen-year-old Andy Jones, a senior at Pinedale High School, waited by his Aviat Husky for the air boss advisors to give the all clear for practice to resume again. Jones was the youngest pilot competing at the debut Rocky Mountain STOL Competition, hosted by Emblem Aviation and the Town of Pinedale.