Angus Thuermer
Reporter and Photographer at WyoFile
Citizen, reporter, photographer, skier, angler, paddler, climber, hunter.
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1 week ago |
wyofile.com | Angus Thuermer
Iconic Wyoming landscapes like Green River, New Fork and Fremont lakes could be developed for housing under the evolving GOP federal budget reconciliation bill, a map showing the federal lands that could be sold reveals. The Wilderness Society mapped potential sale property based on language being hammered out by the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
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3 weeks ago |
wyofile.com | Angus Thuermer
The Wyoming Historical Society has divorced itself from its longtime fundraising partner, the Wyoming Historical Foundation, saying the breakup is necessary for “diversified funding” and other changes. The two nonprofits have been closely associated for about 30 years; the society collecting and preserving Wyoming history since 1953 with the foundation raising money and supporting an endowment to promote those efforts. Now the two entities are at war.
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3 weeks ago |
wyofile.com | Angus Thuermer
“Roosters crow, hens deliver,” five candidates sing in the musical Petticoat Rules as they launch their 1921 campaign in Jackson to become the country’s first all-woman council. The revival of the musical, first staged 25 years ago, tells the story of that famous group of stalwarts that won two terms and helped turn a frontier town into a livable community. Under the rule of Mayor Grace Miller, who beat her incumbent husband in the election, streets wouldn’t turn into rivers during a rainstorm.
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3 weeks ago |
wyofile.com | Angus Thuermer
A water protection group in Jackson Hole removed the last challenge to a temporary glamping operation on state land near Teton Village on Thursday. Protect Our Water Jackson Hole filed papers with the Wyoming Environmental Quality Council withdrawing its appeal of a controversial sewage system permit.
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1 month ago |
wyofile.com | Angus Thuermer
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch on Tuesday gave Elk Mountain Ranch owner Fred Eshelman until July 16 to petition the court to review a corner crossing case that has implications for public lands access and private property rights across millions of acres in the West. Meanwhile, a hunters group that’s been advocating for public access in the case says it’s ready should the legal fight reach the nation’s highest court.
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