Pinedale Roundup

Sunday, September 24, 2017

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Hitting the trail(s)
2 days ago
A new plaque celebrates the listing of the Lander Trail-New Fork River Crossing Historical Park, owned and managed by the Sublette County Historical Society, on the National Register of Historic Places.
Jenkins to resign as Big Piney mayor
2 days ago
Big Piney mayor Ben Jenkins announced Tuesday night that he is resigning from the position he’s held for seven years to take a new job in Oklahoma.
Board recommends temporary variance for wireless provider’s tower
2 days ago
An entrepreneur who is way out in front of the town of Pinedale’s effort to plan for an orderly expansion of high-speed Internet may get his wish to build an 80-foot tower to serve more wireless customers in Pinedale – at least temporarily.
Sublette County moves Fremont Lake Road project forward
2 weeks ago
SSublette County will pick up the $10,000 local share for scoping out a project to improve a stretch of widely used Fremont Lake Road, county commissioners decided Tuesday.

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Sports
Pinedale football rushes past Kemmerer

The Pinedale football team ran the ball hard and made big stops on defense to score a 20-0 win against Kemmerer last Friday, Sept. 15.
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Community News
Barger water district approves upgrades, flat fee

The High Mountain Meadow Water District that serves most of the Barger Subdivision south of Pinedale voted Thursday, Sept. 14, to approve a new residential water system.
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Sports
Runaway victory for Pinedale

The Pinedale Wranglers defeated Lyman in their opening game in Pinedale.
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