Grand Teton National Parkâs new superintendent felt the inflection point come the last week of April.
Visitors to the 310,000-acre park that Palmer âChipâ Jenkins oversees seemed to start showing up, drawn to see the dramatic spine of mountains topped by the 13,775-foot-high Grand Teton and the wild things living beneath them. Suddenly it felt more summer-like, and less like the sleepy âshoulder seasonsâ of old in Jackson Hole.
âYou get to a point in time in the spring where you feel the momentum shift, and on Monday it was very distinct,â Jenkins said during a April 28 walkabout down Teton Park Road.
Los secretos de Anna Olson, la reina de los postres que abandonó el mundo bancario para convertirse en una repostera famosa
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Cinco recetas dulces riquísimas e ideales para agasajar
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As other counties and states make headlines by tying COVID-19 vaccinations to benefits like free drinks, Teton County is wondering what role it can play in incentivizing people to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
No decisions have been made and the Teton County Board of County Commissioners is not unanimous in what it wants to do, if anything.
But it did begin the conversation Monday when Commissioner Luther Propst asked to hear more from the Teton County Health Department about what would be helpful.
After that morningâs meeting, Propst told the News&Guide he didnât want a resurgence of the virus. COVID-19 case levels have been low, with the county reporting a seven-day average of daily new cases at 2.3 Sunday. Thatâs the lowest level seen in Jackson Hole since the end of June 2020, when cases began to climb towards their summer peak. With that and a relatively high vaccination rate as a backdrop, county officials met in-person and mostly unmasked Monday morning â
United Way of Crookston welcomes four new board members
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The United Way of Crookston proudly announces the addition of four new Board members.
Tanner Holten is an Associate Attorney at Reynolds, Harbott, Knutson and Larson Law Firm. Tanner and his wife Lauren have two children, Cooper and Briar. Tanner is excited to be more involved in the community, meet new people and help the United Way in their mission of serving others.
Anna Olson is an Ag Banker at Bremer Bank in Crookston. Anna is excited to meet new people and make a difference in Crookston and the surrounding communities that the United Way serves.