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LICENSE TO DREAM: Dreamers seek driver’s licenses in Wyoming
A WyoFile Report The state of Wyoming is refusing to issue driver’s licenses to young immigrants who are legally authorized by a new program to live and work in the United States. A group of immigration lawyers...
- Posted 53 days ago
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RoboBroncs qualify for international competition
The high school robotics club secured a 13th-place finish out of 44 teams overall competing in the Utah Regional competition of FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology). The RoboBroncs’ creation, ‘Cowboy Joe,’ performed admirably in...
- Posted 54 days ago
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VIDEO: Bald eagle takes flight
JACKSON HOLE, WYO – In front of a crowd of 40 or so, Teton Raptor Center members released a rehabilitated bald eagle after it spent a month at their facilities in Wilson. The five-year old male eagle...
- Posted 54 days ago
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REVIEW: Stagecoach Band still fresh
As I pull up to the Stagecoach Bar in Wilson on Sunday night I see the cars parked on the street and my innate fear of crowded bars filled with people who are cooler than me, and...
- Posted 55 days ago
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Recovered bald eagle to be released today
JACKSON HOLE, WYO – A recovered bald eagle will be released late today by Teton Raptor Center (TRC) after nearly a month on the mend. It will mark the ninth time in 2013 that a rehabilitated bird...
- Posted 55 days ago
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‘Music on Main’ summer lineup set
The summer lineup for Music on Main has just been announced and, judging from the diversity, the 2013 summer concert season over the hill should be the most eclectic ever. The Teton Valley Foundation (TVF) is steering...
- Posted 58 days ago
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Local gymnasts storm podium at State
The Axis gymnastics team put on an impressive showing last weekend in Rock Springs for the State Championships. The Level 4 and Level 7 teams both finished in second place overall while individual titles were earned in...
- Posted 58 days ago
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REDNECK PERSPECTIVE: Higher thinking at hot yoga
I stopped by Shades to scan the selection of day-olds. Lisa was in back so Susie snagged me a muffin. “It’s bran,” I complained indignantly. “I was hoping for orange poppy seed.” “Those sold out,” she explained...
- Posted 60 days ago
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MUSIC BOX: South of France plays Juggernaut’s party
When producer/multi-instrumentalist Jeff Cormack first scored transitional music for a Teton Gravity Research ski flick, his indie noise pop project, South of France, was just a seed. It was when TGR’s The Dream Factory rolled around that,...
- Posted 60 days ago
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GUEST OPINION: New study shows cell phones cook your brain
A recent study from Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center is sending shockwaves around the world. Kettering radiation physicist David Gultekin, working with Bell Labs electrical engineer Lothar Moeller, reported this month that normal working cell phones can create tiny...
- Posted 60 days ago










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