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CCC Pond area Nordic ski trail map courtesy Sublette County Recreation Board
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Nordic ski trail grooming report – Jan. 15, 2019 (posted 1/15/19)
Mike Looney, Groomer, Sublette County Recreation Board
Tuesday, January 15, 9:15AM report:
Golf Course and CCC trails have skating lane groomed recently. Waiting for more snow to do Classic portion. Chilly today, -10F at the CCC trails, which is about 6F degrees warmer than at the Golf Course. Recommend skiing up above today if you can.
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This Nordic Ski Trail grooming report is courtesy of the Sublette County Recreation Board.
Related Links:
White Pine-Kelly Park Ski Trail Map - (10.3MB PDF)
CCC Ponds Ski Trail Map - (1.84MB PDF)
Road and Weather links
www.visitpinedale.org Pinedale tourism website (links to lodging, dining, area information)
www.whitepineski.com White Pine Resort, 307-367-6606, (Nearby alpine skiing, food services, restroom)
www.greatoutdoorshop.com The Great Outdoor Shop, 307-367-2440
www.sublettechamber.com Local businesses & services, 307-367-2242
www.golfpinedale.com Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course (Additional Nordic ski trails, food services, restroom)
Winter Fair March 2 at the Pinedale Library
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Pinedale Winter Fair March 2 (posted 1/15/19)
Everyone is invited to the Pinedale Winter Fair on Saturday, March 2nd in the Lovatt Room of the Pinedale Library from 10am to 3pm. While the guys are out fishing on Fremont Lake, the gals can come up and do some shopping!! There will be handmade items, home décor, clothing and more.
Obo’s offers help to furloughed Federal Employees (posted 1/14/19)
Obo’s would like to join with like-minded businesses supporting our federal employees who are being affected by the government shutdown.
Obo’s will provide a line of credit up to $200 a week for the duration of the shutdown. It can be used for gasoline, fresh meats, and grocery products. A 10% discount is granted on specialty meats and groceries.
The line of credit will be interest free. No payments will be required until one month after the government reopens.
To take advantage of Obo’s offer, please stop in Obo’s Pinedale or Marbleton, or email obos.Patricia7@gmail.com.
White Pine Ski Trail Map courtesy Sublette County Recreation Board
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Nordic ski trail grooming report – Jan. 14, 2019 (posted 1/14/19)
Mike Looney, Groomer, Sublette County Recreation Board
Monday, January 14, 9:30AM report:
(Note two new revised maps in links below.) Half Moon Tie-In, Kelly Park, Kelly Tie-In, Lower Surveyor, Tree Loop, Flatline, Old Road Trail all fresh groomed this morning. Other trails above should be in pretty good shape. 5F degrees at the Nordic Equipment Building, dead calm, should be a nice day up there. Sunny and blue skies – great ski day.
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This Nordic Ski Trail grooming report is courtesy of the Sublette County Recreation Board.
Related Links:
XWhite Pine-Kelly Park Ski Trail Map - (10.3MB PDF) new revised map
CCC Ponds Ski Trail Map - (1.84MB PDF) new revised map
Road and Weather links
www.visitpinedale.org Pinedale tourism website (links to lodging, dining, area information)
www.whitepineski.com White Pine Resort, 307-367-6606, (Nearby alpine skiing, food services, restroom)
www.greatoutdoorshop.com The Great Outdoor Shop, 307-367-2440
www.sublettechamber.com Local businesses & services, 307-367-2242
www.golfpinedale.com Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course (Additional Nordic ski trails, food services, restroom)
Sage & Snow Garden Club
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Sage & Snow Garden Club meeting Jan. 15 (posted 1/14/19)
The Sage & Snow Garden Club will hold a meeting on Tuesday, January 15, at 5:00PM at the Sublette County Weed and Pest building south of Pinedale. This will be a full business meeting plus an educational talk about irrigation presented by Dave Racich. Everyone welcome to attend.
Related Links:
Sage & Snow Garden Club website
Facebook page Sage & Snow Garden Club
Rural Health Care District Board Meeting January 16, 2019 (posted 1/14/19)
Sublette County Rural Health Care District Board Meeting Agenda
January 16, 2019-6pm
Commissioner Room, Sublette County Courthouse
Pinedale, Wyoming
Call to order
Pledge of Allegiance
Set agenda
Routine Business
- Finance Report/Lorraine Gatzke
- Operations Report/Amanda Key
- EMS Report/Bill Kluck
- Committee Reports
• CAH Committee (Bill Johnson/Mike Pompy)
• Building Committee (Mike Pompy)
• EMS Scheduling Committee (Bill Johnson/Bill Kluck)
New Business
-Policies for review: 112.1 Personnel Files, 115.1 Pre-Employment Drug Testing, 117.1 Meal and
Break Periods, 204.1 Drug and Alcohol-Free Workplace, 209.1 Visitors in the Workplace, 304.1
Holidays and Holiday Pay Policy (Amanda Key)
Public Comments
Old Business
-Fee Schedule (Wendy Boman/Kelli Lovell)
-24-hour services for the Marbleton Big Piney Clinic (Amanda Key/Lorraine Gatzke/Sharon Rutsch/Dr. Kappenman)
- Lease agreement with County set to expire January 31, 2019 (Wendy Boman)
- Approval of Minutes - Regular Meeting December 19, 2018
Special Meeting January 7, 2019
Routine Business
-Approval of Payroll and Bills
Executive Session
-Legal
-Personnel
Related Links:
www.sublettehealthcare.com Sublette County Rural Health Care District website
Learn how to build a 72-Hour Disaster Kit (posted 1/13/19)
Free class at Sublette BOCES
A free class will be offered to help people learn how to build a 72-Hour Disaster kit. Learn preparedness, what goes in my kit and why, what's next? This is to help Sublette County residents better equip themselves for a disaster and what to do to create a 72-hour disaster kit and become Two Weeks Ready. 6-8PM. The classes will be held on January 24th, February 21 and March 28th. Please register at Sublette BOCES, www.subletteboces.com/register.
Wyoming Legislature update – Jan. 7-11, 2019 (posted 1/13/19)
Albert Sommers, House District #20 Representative
Friday, January 11, 2019
Hello Sublette County, this is Albert Sommers reporting to you on Friday, January 11, from Cheyenne. Today we passed five bills through Third Reading: the first bills that have passed the House Chamber this session. These included HB27, which allows the Transportation Enterprise Program Account to be invested in Pool A. Pool A was created a few years ago with the purpose of providing a higher rate of return for some of the State’s smaller savings accounts, such as the Wyoming Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund, the Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust Fund, and the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund. Pool A was designed to garner a better rate of return than more liquid accounts like our "Rainy Day" Fund.
Today in Committee of the Whole, two bills were debated – a bill on virtual education and a bill on brand recording notices. HB48 would have eliminated the requirement that the Wyoming Livestock Board send a certified letter to a brand owner at the time the second notice for brand renewal is sent out. This requirement was placed in statute because an old family ranch lost its brand by not receiving a brand renewal notice. Brand renewals occur every 10 years and are on a staggered basis, which makes tracking the renewal date difficult. The Livestock Board wanted to quit the practice of sending a certified letter because of the expense. Nearly every rancher in the House spoke against this bill, including me, because we felt more comfortable with a certified letter. I did like a provision in the bill that required an email be sent in addition to a mailing, but the bill was ultimately voted down. I voted against it. I am filing a brand recording bill of my own that will extend the delinquency period before a brand is declared abandoned. The intent of my bill is to give the Livestock Board more time to find and notify a brand owner who has not renewed their brand.
I drafted a bill dealing with intra-county brand inspection but have decided not to file it. Currently, there is a conflict in statute related to intra-county brand inspection. Peace officers can stop a livestock owner transporting animals in his own county and require him or her to produce a brand inspection (a piece of paper proving ownership) for the livestock being hauled. However, the law also says that no brand inspection paper is required to haul your own or your neighbor’s livestock within the county where your ranch is located. Sublette County ranchers haul their neighbor’s livestock intra-county all the time, and no brand papers are required, but they can be stopped by law enforcement and theoretically be required to show proof of ownership. The Wyoming Livestock Board and some Sublette County ranchers did not like my bill, so I will not file it this session, but I have asked the Livestock Board to find a suitable solution for next session. I can be reached at albert@albertsommers.com.
Thank you
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Thursday, January 10, 2019
Hello Sublette County, this is Albert Sommers reporting to you on Thursday from Cheyenne. Currently, the Legislature holds its sessions in the Jonah Financial Center (originally a K-Mart), our temporary capitol. Today, members of the House of Representatives toured the restoration work going on in our real capitol building. We went to the renovated House Chamber, did roll call, said our opening prayer, and recited the Pledge of Allegiance. The House Chamber décor has been restored to the 1917 motif. We saw restoration specialists who were hand painting, with small brushes, the original patterns on the walls. Also restored to its 1890 decor is the original room that served as the House Chamber, where Wyoming’s Constitution was crafted and where a vote of the House gave women the right to vote. After our opening ceremony, we returned to the Jonah Building to begin work.
I can feel the weight of Wyoming’s past and the responsibility of my office when I enter the capitol. The Jonah Building has been functional, but it is not the capitol. We will be back in our beloved capitol building for the 2020 session, and I hope folks from back home will make a point to come see it.
Let me refresh your memory on how a bill moves through the Legislature. With the help of our Legislative Service Office, a legislator crafts a bill based on his or her own experience, or arising from an issue brought by a constituent, agency, or advocacy group. The bill is then numbered, and if it finds favor with the presiding officer of the chamber (President of the Senate, or Speaker of the House), the bill will be introduced and assigned it to one of ten standing committees.
If the legislator’s luck continues to hold, the bill will find favor with the chairman of the committee where the bill was sent, and that chairman will schedule it to be heard. The legislator then presents his or her bill to the committee, and the committee will pass, amend and pass, or fail the bill.
Next, if the legislator’s bill passes committee, it proceeds to the whole body (Senate or House), and if the Majority Floor Leader approves, it will be debated in Committee of the Whole. The body can amend the bill in Committee of the Whole, on Second Reading, and on Third Reading. At the end of Third Reading, the bill goes back to its body of origin for a final vote.
If the bill passes the body of origin, it moves back to the other chamber and goes through same process. Even after it passes both chambers, the Governor can decide to veto the bill. Long story short, it is hard to pass a bill into law, which is as it should be.
I can be reached at albert@albertsommers.com.
Thank you
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Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Hello Sublette County, this is Albert Sommers reporting from Cheyenne after Governor Gordon’s State of the State report. A highlight of all State of the State speeches I have been fortunate to witness is the Governor’s introduction of individual Wyoming citizens he wishes to honor and thank. These are people who have provided an extraordinary service to the State of Wyoming, and seeing them reinforces our belief in humanity. Governor Gordon also spoke about our budget shortfalls and the need to close those gaps through improving efficiency in state government and modernizing our revenue flows. The Leadership of the House and Senate emphasized the same points when they met with the press after Governor Gordon’s address. Governor Gordon seemed to support many of the supplemental budget requests that Governor Mead had placed into his budget, including an inflationary adjustment to K12 education, an increase in salaries for state employees, and initiatives at UW.
We started Committee of the Whole today, and passed five bills to second reading. Of note were bills that simplified the cigarette tax code, cleaned up the Nuclear Regulatory Agreement, and designated lands for a National Guard Museum.
Tomorrow, my Joint Appropriations Committee will begin meeting three times a day, in preparation for finalizing the budget that will be presented to the full Legislature. I can be reached at albert@albertsommers.com.
Thank you
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Tuesday, January 8, 2018
Hello Sublette County, this is Albert Sommers reporting to you on the eve of Governor Gordon’s State of the State address, and Chief Justice Davis’s State of the Judiciary report. This gives the two co-equal branches of government, the executive and courts, the ability to present their positions to the Legislature, which is the third co-equal branch of government. The checks and balances created by the founding fathers of this state and nation are incredible to watch in action. It really gives you a renewed faith in the process.
Today, January 8, members of the Legislature were sworn into office by members of the Wyoming Supreme Court. In the House of Representatives, Steve Harshman of Casper was elected to his second term as Speaker of the House and I was elected to the position of Speaker Pro Tempore. It was a great honor to be unanimously elected by my peers to a leadership position, and even more so because it was a vote by all members from both parties of the Wyoming House of Representatives. My speech to House members was about maintaining decorum and civility as we work for the people.
After the "pomp and circumstance," the House began work, and the Speaker began introducing bills into the session. We wasted no time, and by this evening the House Appropriations Committee was debating bills in committee. Included were two bills related to reimbursing legislators for their expenses. We have not seen an increase in our per diem rate for several years, and the current $109/day often fails to cover even the cost of lodging. The new rate would meet the federal standard rate, starting at $149/day. We also passed a bill out of committee that would allow legislators to submit lodging and mileage expenses for traveling to constituent events, or legislators could opt for the current $750/quarter year allowance. We also passed a bill out of committee that would allow a transportation fund account to be invested in a manner that would generate more dollars over the long haul. Goodnight for now.
I can be reached at albert@albertsommers.com.
Thank you
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Monday, January 7, 2019
Hello Sublette County, this is Albert Sommers reporting to you on the eve of the 2019 legislative session. Today, I had the good fortune to see Governor Gordon, Secretary of State Buchanan, Treasurer Meier, Auditor Racines, and Superintendent of Public Instruction Balow be sworn into office by the Chief Justice of the Wyoming Supreme Court. The ceremony reinforced my belief in our great Nation’s form of democracy. It is very powerful to see governmental transfer of power in the United States, and how seamlessly and peacefully we do it.
Tomorrow, January 8, the House and Senate will hold elections for their constitutional offices, which include President of the Senate, Vice-President of the Senate, Speaker of the House, and Speaker Pro Tempore. I am being nominate for Speaker Pro Tempore. Supreme Court Justices will administer the oath of office to all of us in the Legislature tomorrow. It is a real honor to serve Sublette County and Wyoming in the House of Representatives.
We will begin work in the Legislature the afternoon after we are sworn in. The session lasts about two months, and we will discuss a myriad of issues. Please provide me input and comments along the way. I can be reached at albert@albertsommers.com.
Thank you
Memorial Service for Donald Post Jan. 16 (posted 1/13/19)
Covill Funeral Home
Donald Lee Post, 89, of Pinedale passed away Saturday morning, January 12th at his apartment at the Sublette Center. A memorial service will be held Wednesday, January 16th at 11:30 AM at Covill Funeral Home in Pinedale.
Free skiing at White Pine Jan. 14 for furloughed Federal Employees (posted 1/12/19)
White Pine Resort
White Pine Ski Resort, Pinedale, Wyoming, announced today (Saturday, Jan. 12) that any Furloughed Federal employee can receive a free all-day, all-mountain, lift ticket on Monday, January 14, 2019. They just need to go to the White Pine Ticket Office in White Pine Lodge and show ID and Federal credentials.
White Pine is a ski area completely on the Bridger-Teton National Forest and operates under a USFS Special Use Permit administered by Pinedale Ranger District.
Co-Owner Alan Blackburn stated "I saw on TV News where restaurants in D.C. were giving free meals to furloughed employees, so I thought we could also help locally with a free lift ticket!"
The offer is good for this Monday, January 14th and will be repeated on future Mondays if the situation is not resolved this week.
Related Links:
www.whitepineski.com White Pine Ski Resort
Pinedale Online file photo
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Upper Green Snowmobile Trail grooming report – Jan. 11, 2019 (posted 1/11/19)
Jeremy Kunzman
Friday, January 11, 2019: The Moose-Gyp and Pinyon routes were groomed this week. There are still a lot of rocks, ride carefully. The GRL trail was groomed this morning and the CD, S and R routes will be groomed Saturday evening. If we keep getting consistent snow, we’ll groom all routes 1 to 2 times per week.
Related Links
Wyoming Snowmobile Trail maps
Travel Wyoming - Snowmobiling
Bridger-Teton National Forest
VisitPinedale.org Snowmobiling
Great Pinedale area snowmobiling video
Request for Bid for Pinedale Bike Path Sweeping (posted 1/11/19)
The Sublette County Recreation Board is seeking bids for maintenance of county bike pathways in the Pinedale are. The Boards objective is to maintain safe and clean conditions from May to October on approximately 15 miles of pathways.
Scope and specifications:
Bids will be accepted on or before February 11, 2019 by email. Please email bids to betty.cheeney@gmail.com
Mechanically sweep all designated pathways of gravel, sand and other debris by May 1st. Thereafter, the pathways are to be maintained by sweeping or other means to a reasonably clean condition as instructed by the Sublette County Recreation Board until October 1st. The bid shall be submitted in the form of hourly rate for service. Please include a description of equipment to be used.
Questions pertaining to the bid should be directed to Betty Cheeney at betty.cheeney@gmail.com.
The Sublette County Recreation Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids without further obligation and to accept any bid deemed in the best interest of the Sublette County Recreation Board. The Sublette County Recreation Board does not bind itself in any way to accept the low bid. Submittal of bid does not guarantee contract for services.
Request for Bid - Shelter Park Playground/Restrooms (posted 1/11/19)
The Sublette County Recreation Board is seeking bids for weekly lawn care/maintenance at the Shelter Park Playground and bathroom facility. The Boards objective is to maintain safe and clean conditions from May to October.
Scope and specifications:
Bids will be accepted on or before February 11, 2019 by email. Please email bids to betty.cheeney@gmail.com.
Maintenance would include weekly mowing and trimming of the entire park and playground area. Twice weekly cleaning and stocking of the bathroom facility at the playground. General cleanup of park and playground/bathroom facility on an as needed basis.
The bid shall be submitted in the form of a monthly rate for services. Questions pertaining to the bid should be directed to Betty Cheeney at betty.cheeney@gmail.com.
The Sublette County Recreation Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids without further obligation and to accept any bid deemed in the best interest of the Sublette County Recreation Board. The Sublette County Recreation Board does not bind itself in any way to accept the low bid. Submittal of bid does not guarantee contract for services.
Tuesday, January 15th from 5:30 to 7:00PM in the Lovatt Room of the Pinedale Library
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Community Potluck Jan. 15 (posted 1/10/19)
In support of Federal employees affected by the furlough
Everyone is invited to a Community Potluck on Tuesday, January 15th from 5:30 to 7:00PM in the Lovatt Room of the Pinedale Library. This event is in support of Federal employees who are being affected by the furlough.
Bring a dish to share if you can, or come with your appetite if you are unable to contribute (there is always plenty of food at a potluck). If you bring a dish to share, please bring the recipe too! If possible, please bring your own table setting (there will be a limited supply of paper plates and plastic utensils.)
For more information contact Karla Bird, 307-413-4619, or email frankorkarlabird@hotmail.com.
Organizations supporting this event include the Sublette County Women’s Advocacy Group, Upper Green Trout Unlimited, and more.
Cowboy Country Winter Social Jan. 19 (posted 1/10/19)
Cowboy Country Distilling invites adults age 21+ to stop by their tasting room on Saturday, January 19th for their Winter Social. Step in & warm up with hot winter cocktails made by their master distiller himself. They’ll be selling a variety of hot winter cocktails in their tasting room from 1-5PM. They are located south of Pinedale on US 191.
Death Notice: Kay Buston (posted 1/10/19)
Celebration of Life on Feb. 16, 2019
Virginia Kathleen "Kay" Buston passed away on Monday, January 7, 2019 in Pinedale, Wyoming. A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, February 16, 2019 at 11 am at the Sublette County Library in Pinedale. Rosary will be held at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in Pinedale at 7 pm, Friday, February 15. The family respectfully suggests that donations in her memory be made to Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, or Pinedale Retirement Center, or Hospice.
Related Links:
Kay Buston obituary SweetwaterNOW, January 10, 2019
USDA Sublette County Local Work Group meeting Feb. 20 (posted 1/10/19)
PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE: The USDA Sublette County Local Work Group will meet February 20th 2019 at 1:00 pm at the USDA NRCS Service Center/Sublette County Conservation District located at 1625 W Pine Street in Pinedale Wyoming. The main purpose of the meeting is to determine local work group priorities for the 2020 funding year. The public is invited. Contact Michael Henn at 307-367-2257 for more information. USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender.
Multiple Sclerosis fundraiser at The Garage Gym Feb. 9 (posted 1/9/19)
Ranae Pape
February 9th at 10 am The Garage Gym in Pinedale will be hosting a fundraiser for Multiple Sclerosis and people with health ailments.
Many of you know Lynda Leeper and her journey from her walking cane to independence! Lynda has been an avid exerciser at The Garage for the last 5 months. She has found her independence again from gaining strength and coordination through exercise. She wants others to get their life back with exercise and conditioning!
The Garage Gym will be having a fundraiser in support for the program that Lynda participates in February 9th. The event will begin at 10:00 AM.
How the fundraiser will work:
Teams of 4:
Burpees- Team finds donor(s) to donate money and the team will do burpees for the amount of money they raise. So, raise $500, do 500 burpees! Our athletes can’t wait for all the fun with burpees for money!
Workout: "Lynda’s Journey"
Individual athletes will do one workout HOPPER style. This is where a list of movements/rounds/reps are placed in a bin and Lynda will select the workout for athletes.
This will be a single workout, and it will end the day.
All the money will go to individuals with Multiple Sclerosis or physical ailment where exercise will help improve their quality of life. The money will go to a scholarship program for memberships towards personal training or class services through Silver Sneakers.
The day will be short but fun!
CrossFit is a community program where athletes enjoy working out for others. Plan to join the day and help provide fitness for more people with health ailments in our community.
Sign up your team today. Find a team costume or fun name and make a great morning out of it. Start raising money for a great cause.
If you would like to donate or have questions, contact Ranae Pape at The Garage Gym at 307-360-6382.
Archaeology talk in Pinedale Jan. 15 (posted 1/9/19)
Fur trade era spear point found in Copper Mountains in central Wyoming
The Upper Green River Basin Chapter of the Wyoming Archeology Society (WAS) will be having a meeting next Tuesday, January 15th, at 6:30 pm at the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale. There will be a short business meeting followed by a presentation by BLM Archaeologist Gina Clingerman. Everyone is welcome. Please invite your friends.
Her presentation will be "A Rare Find in the Copper Mountains." In 2015, Gina Clingerman was working as an Abandoned Mine Land Archaeologist for the Bureau of Land Management. She found a fur trade era spear point in the Copper Mountains in central Wyoming. The rare artifact featured a maker's mark that could be traced back to the cutlery industry in Sheffield, England. This presentation pieces together the history of the 'Maltese Cross L' maker's mark, a brief history of the Fur Trade Era in North America and Wyoming, and how this unlikely artifact may have made its way into the Copper Mountains.
Gina Clingerman attended the University of Wyoming obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in English and Anthropology. She has worked as a professional archaeologist for the last 16 years. In 2010 she moved to Lander, Wyoming to work as the Abandoned Mine Lands archaeologist for BLM Wyoming.
Membership Reminder: Dues for 2019 membership are due by the end of March. Dues are $20/Individual, $25/Family. If you would like to be a member and have not paid yet this year, please bring payment to the January, February or March meetings, or print and mail the membership form (http://www.sublette.com/was/pdf/Membershipform.pdf) along with your dues. Meetings are typically held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale. Membership dues help support WAS efforts at the state and local level including paying travel for speakers to come and give presentations. Public also welcome to attend meetings and listen to the free presentations.
Related Links:
www.sublette.com/was Upper Green River Basin Chapter of the Wyoming Archaeological Society
Pinedale Library offers on-site services at Pinedale area senior centers (posted 1/6/19)
The Pinedale branch of the Sublette County Library is now offering on-site services at Pinedale area senior centers. They will be at Rendezvous Pointe Senior Center, Aspen Grove Apartments and the Sublette Center. Seniors are welcome to meet up with them to browse their selection of books, audiobooks, DVDs and magazines. The public can check out and return items, place holds and even get a new library card. They also offer help downloading library materials on to your mobile device. For more information call the Pinedale Library at 307-367-4114.
January 2019 schedule:
Rendezvous Pointe
Thursdays twice a month:
January 3rd & January 17th
11 am - 12:30 pm
Aspen Grove Apartments
Tuesdays twice a month: January 8th & January 22nd
10:30 am - 12 noon
Sublette Center
Wednesday, January 16th
11 am - 12:30 pm
Related Links:
www.sublettecountylibrary.org Sublette County Library
Friday, January 25, 2019
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Cally's Helping Hands Volunteer Appreciation Dinner Jan. 25 (posted 1/4/19)
The annual Cally's Helping Hands Volunteer Appreciation Dinner will be held on Friday, January 25, 2019 in the Lovatt Room of the Pinedale Library starting at 5:30PM. This is a special recognition of outstanding volunteers who have helped local non-profit organizations in Sublette County this past year. Delicious catered dinner. A chance to say thank you to those who give their time to worthwhile organizations. Tickets are $20/person (note price correction), available from the Cowboy Shop or Office Outlet in Pinedale, or online here.
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