The civil challenge for judicial review of the Dec. 7, 2021, “agency decision” was filed May 16 in 9th District Court and assigned to Judge Melissa Owens in Teton County. She set aside two hours for oral arguments on Aug. 25 at 1:00 p.m. in the Jackson courtroom “for judicial economy,” her order says. It was originally set for Aug. 8.
The history and nature of rhubarb.
The Sage and Snow Garden Club will host its annual Garden Tour and Dinner on Saturday, Aug. 6, featuring three local gardens. The tour will begin at 1:30 p.m. at the first stop and will end with dinner at the third stop of the tour.
The Pinedale Town Council wrapped up the South Tyler Avenue pathway project at its July 25 meeting, unanimously approving a motion to approve final completion of construction.
The Sage and Snow Garden Club announce the latest Garden of Beauty winner.
Election signs vandalized
Birth announcement
New firefighters in Boulder Battalion No. 4 are Faris Brown and Nathan Mastin. John Thompson will join Daniel Battalion No. 5 and Mike Cooney will join Kendall Valley Battalion No. 6. The Recruit Academy also included two cadets, individuals who completed the requirements but are not 18 years old. The 2022 cadets are Leo Labrador and Sean Ruckman, both in Battalion No. 1. Cadets who completed most of the requirements were Eli Crumley, Liam Cunningham, Jordan Peterson and Stanley Souza.
The trustees’ decision to place Makelky on “paid administrative leave ... was not done in response to any internal investigation or allegation of serious misconduct,” Ziegler emphasized. Superintendent Shannon Harris recommended the action as the “best way to conclude the 2021-2022 school year,” he added.
Alix Crittenden of Sleeping Indian Outfitters in Bondurant is this week’s recipient of the Sage and Snow Garden of Beauty Award.
Fishing for the Fight has given more than a half-million dollars — $591,821.02 to residents of Sublette County and neighboring LaBarge who are diagnosed with cancer, chronic illness and intellectual or developmental disabilities, since its inception in 2017.
“When I was (state) treasurer back in 2012, I had people visiting my office saying we need to get (the critical access hospital) done,” Governor Mark Gordon told the Roundup. “It’s taken awhile and here we are. This is great and exciting.”
Deputy County Attorney Clayton Melinkovich told the commissioners the hospital district was prepared to sign a final version of the transfer agreement.
“I’ll just look for the black smoke,” one resident, Bob Harrower, said as he walked out.
The Sublette County Circuit Court status hearing set for Thursday, July 21, was canceled.
A defendant whose intoxicated action results in death does not have 5th Amendment protection to silence, the decision says. But that silence still can’t be a factor in sentencing, the justices agreed.
Meeks suffered broken “orbits, bilateral maxillary sinuses, nasal bones and right zygoma,” resulting in the “need to be intubated at the Pinedale Medical Clinic and transported to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center via fixed-wing aircraft.”
This special show, in honor of well-known Sublette County artist Lynn Thomas, has always been a popular event for fair attendees.
The annual event helped raise more than $33,000 before expenses.
About 40 people, including forum current commissioners Tom Noble, Sam White, Joel Bousman and Dave Stephens, also brought their own chairs to attend the voter education event with the hall’s garage doors raised to let the breezes through.