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Pinedale STAmpede Nordic Ski Race Jan. 18 (posted 1/16/2025)
Bitter cold nighttime temperatures on the way (posted 1/16/2025)
Nordic Ski Grooming Report – January 16, 2025 (posted 1/16/2025)
Art of the Winds Open House Jan. 17 (posted 1/16/2025)
Sublette County Museum Board meeting Jan. 21 (posted 1/14/2025)
Free Fly Tying Night in Pinedale Jan. 23 (posted 1/13/2025)
Obituary – Dee Topper (posted 1/13/2025)
Dear Flora – January 2025 (posted 1/13/2025)
Nordic Ski Grooming Report – January 13, 2025 (posted 1/13/2025)
Fire damages local auto repair business (posted 1/10/2025)
Marbleton Clinic receives new analyzer (posted 1/8/2025)
New Sublette County Commissioners (posted 1/7/2025)
GoFundMe set up for Angry Irish shop fire (posted 1/6/2025)
B.A.C. Cancer Support Group begins meeting Jan. 16, 2025 (posted 1/3/2025)
Grand Opening for Vertical Health Integrative Direct Primary Care Jan. 27 in Pinedale (posted 1/3/2025)

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January 16: Get B.A.C. cancer support group meeting - Meets the third Thursday of the month from 6-8PM at the Sublette BOCES building in Pinedale, 665 N. Tyler Ave. The group is called Get B.A.C. (Believers Against Cancer) Support Community. Today is their first meeting. They are sponsored by Harvest 4 Pink and Sublette BOCES. For more information, contact Nicole Robbins, President/Founder - Harvest 4 Pink, 916-712-9544.
January 17: Art of the Winds Open House - Friday, 3-7PM, drinks & hors d’oeuvres. 432 W Pine Street (the building just west of Wind River Brewing – look for the turquoise door). See all the artwork, pottery, jewelry and more by local artists. Also, view works by guest artist Madeleine Murdock, whose works will be available for purchase through the end of January.
January 17: Bingo Night - At Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in Pinedale 112 S Sublette Ave. Bingo starts at 6:00pm. Food available for purchase. Proceeds benefit the Knights of Columbus Charitable fund.
January 21: Sublette County Museum Board meeting - Tuesday at 11:00AM at the Pinedale Library Board
Room. Public welcome to attend.

January 17-19: STAmpede Nordic Race - Sponsored by Sublette Trails Association. Race check in and bib pick-up at the PAC Friday from 3PM-7:45PM. Saturday racer check in at Nordic trails adjacent to White Pine from 8AM-9:15AM. 9:30AM Race start. 20K Classic, 20K Free Style, 10K Classic, 10K Free Style. 9:35AM 5K Free Style Race. 9:40AM 2.5K Free Style Kids Race. 11AM Costume Party Lap Start. 3PM Awards and Social Ceremony. Sunday 1PM Bingo at Wind River Brewing in Pinedale (fundraiser). Go to www.sublettetrails.org for more details, or their Facebook page.
January 31-Feb. 8: 2025 Pedigree Stage Stop Race - Starts in Jackson, Wyoming ad runs in stages for a week. Stage Stops in Pinedale, Big Piney/Marbleton, Kemmerer, Lander, and final stop in Dubois. Each of the seven stops are hosted by local communities with special events. The loop races take place on trails on the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Spectators welcome. Follow the event at www.wyomingstagestop.org..

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Pinedale STAmpede Nordic Ski Race
Pinedale STAmpede Nordic Ski Race Jan. 18 (posted 1/16/2025)
The Pinedale STAmpede Nordic Ski Race will be held on Saturday, January 18th. The event is a fundraiser for the Sublette Trails Association (STA). Race check in and bib pick-up at the Pinedale Aquatic Center on Friday, January 17th from 3PM-7:45PM. Saturday racer check in at Nordic trails adjacent to White Pine Ski Area from 8AM-9:15AM. Race start is at 9:30AM. Participants can Register for the event online at https://loom.ly/bzeDlsU

The STAmpede is Pinedale’s only timed intergenerational Nordic ski race and is now part of a new Nordic race series serving western Wyoming and eastern Idaho, the Wydaho Nordic Ski Series. Events are 20K Classic, 20K Free Style, 10K Classic, 10K Free Style.

Saturday Race Schedule:
9:35AM 5K Free Style Race
9:40AM 2.5K Free Style Kids Race
11AM Costume Party Lap Start (all ages)
3PM Awards Ceremony and Social

Sunday events include Bingo fundraiser at 1:00PM at Wind River Brewing in Pinedale. Go to www.sublettetrails.org for more details, or their Facebook page.


Water line bleeder
Bitter cold nighttime temperatures on the way (posted 1/16/2025)
Run bleeders to prevent frozen water pipes
Pinedale Online!
The National Weather Service is forecasting bitter nighttime temperatures over the weekend and into early next week for western and central Wyoming. Saturday night could drop to -17F and Sunday night even colder to -21F degrees. Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday Monday night could be -20F degrees. Daytime temperatures expected to be in the single digits to teens. Chance of snow showers around Pinedale Friday and Saturday, then clear, sunny and cold for the rest of the week.

The Town of Pinedale posted a notice encouraging animal owners to make sure their outside animals have adequate food, water and shelter during the frigid temperatures. Town officials also encourage residents on the Town water system to run a bleeder during the winter months to make sure water lines do not freeze. A pencil lead size flow is usually adequate to keep water lines flowing. (People on water wells should not run a bleeder.)


Nordic ski trails around the CCC Ponds
Nordic Ski Grooming Report – January 16, 2025 (posted 1/16/2025)
Mike Looney, Groomer
Thursday, Jan. 16, 9:35AM: Old Road Trail, Upper Surveyor, Flatline, Heart Attack, Tree Loop, Moose Ridge have all been groomed this morning. The rest of the trails are in good condition. The golf course was groomed yesterday, as were the CCC trails. Thank you folks for pitching the dog poop. Please do not leave little plastic bags full of poop on the trails – thank you. It was a bit chilly this morning, but is warming up nicely. Currently 20F degrees and the sun is shining.

This Nordic ski trail grooming report is courtesy of the Sublette County Recreation Board.

Related Links:
www.sublettetrails.org Additional information on winter and summer trail recreation in Sublette County, including maps and requested trail etiquette
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.whitepinewyoming.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)


Art of the Winds Open House Jan. 17 (posted 1/16/2025)
Art of the Winds gallery in Pinedale will host an Open House on Friday, January 17th from 3-7PM. They will have drinks & hors d’oeuvres. See all the artwork, pottery, jewelry and more by local artists. Also, view works by guest artist Madeleine Murdock, whose works will be available for purchase through the end of January. They are located at 432 W Pine Street (the building just west of Wind River Brewing – look for the turquoise door).


Sublette County Museum Board meeting Jan. 21 (posted 1/14/2025)
Public Notice: The Sublette County Museum Board will hold a meeting on Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 11:00 am at the Pinedale Library Board Room. Public welcome to attend.


Free Fly Tying Night in Pinedale Jan. 23
Free Fly Tying Night in Pinedale Jan. 23 (posted 1/13/2025)
The Upper Green Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the Green River Valley Program of the Jackson Hole Land Trust are holding a free fly tying night at Wind River Brewery in Pinedale at 6:30pm on Thursday, January 23. This event is open to the public. Instructor will be Jim Hissong, All materials and tools are provided. Kids are welcome and encouraged to participate. No tying experience required. Raffle for all participants. People can register at tu.myeventscenter.com/event/Pinedale-Fly-Tying-Night-104612.


Dee Topper
Obituary – Dee Topper (posted 1/13/2025)
Deanna Jo Topper, a.k.a. ‘Dee’ or ‘E.T.’ - October 19, 1965-January 8, 2025
Covill Funeral Home
Dee Topper, 59, of Pinedale, WY passed away peacefully in her sleep on January 8, 2025. She was born in Gettysburg, PA on October 19, 1965 and was the seventh of eight children. Her parents raised her in Emmitsburg, MD where she had many adventures with her numerous friends, cousins, siblings, neighbors - you name it - Dee could find a friend in everyone. She never met a stranger and would go on to make lifelong friends in every chapter of her life.

Dee attended Mother Seton School and St. Joseph’s High School in Emmitsburg before graduating from Catoctin High in Thurmont, MD. She was also a member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church for many years. After high school, she was proud to be a chef at the Carriage House for a large part of her adulthood. Dee was an excellent cook; her favorite dishes included anything with seafood or most especially, crab meat. In 1988, her pride and joy, Ashton, was born. From then on it would be just the two of them. Wyoming became Dee’s new home in 2008 when she moved to be near her daughter.

She was extremely generous and thoughtful; never forgetting a birthday or anniversary. She was a glass half-full kind of person and always made the best out of a situation. Dee was a true free spirit and wild child at heart. She was a kind, gentle soul and lived life to the beat of her own drum. You couldn’t find a mean bone in her body if you tried because it just wasn’t in her nature. She was the life of every party, a goofball and always trying to brighten people’s day. One of her nicknames became "E.T." because of her hilarious impression of "E.T. phone home." You never knew what she might say next, but it would probably make you laugh.

Dee very much enjoyed jamming out and dancing to music. Her love for music began at a very early age when she got a record player and a few 45s for Christmas. One of those albums was the Bee Gee’s and she loved it so much she listened to it over and over again. Her passion for music would later spread to those around her, including her daughter. Dee also enjoyed watching her TV shows and spending time with friends and family. She was known to shoot a good game of pool and was an avid 49ers fan. Dee also loved to take pictures of the sunset, moon, mountains and wildlife that frequented her home.

Dee is survived by her daughter Ashton McReynolds (Chris) of Casper, WY; the second daughter she never had, Alissia Centineo of Rocky Ridge, MD; her sisters Darby J. Topper of Taneytown, MD, Dawn J. Mitchell (Alvin) of Pinedale, Deborah J. Peters (Ronnie) of Baltimore, MD, and Denise J. Williams (Gordon) of Pinedale; brother Dwight J. Topper (Kara) of Fairfield, PA; her Aunts Carolyn Topper (Paul) of Biglerville, PA, and Darlene Koontz (Ken) of Emmitsburg; Uncle Norman Swartz (Blonde) of Emmitsburg; her dearest friend Kara Wiebe, of Pinedale; granddogs Bear and Roscoe of Casper, and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Dee is preceded in death by her parents Ann (Koontz) and Joe Topper, sister Donna J. Topper and brother Duane J. Topper. Heaven truly gained an angel and Dee’s spirit will live on in the hearts of all who knew her. She will be deeply missed in a way that words cannot describe. In lieu of traditional services, Dee would like her friends and family to have a party, have a good time and have a shot of Crown Apple for her. Fly high and phone home, E.T.


Dear Flora – January 2025 (posted 1/13/2025)
Sage & Snow Garden Club
Dear Flora,
All of this snow is making me realize how long it will be until I can get my hands dirty again. Do you have any fun winter gardening activities to ward off the winter gardening blues?
Sincerely,
Sno Bird
Dear Sno,
You are in luck! With the holidays behind us, it seems like a good time for some gardening projects to help us wait a little more patiently for spring.
Forcing bulbs indoors - Unplanted bulbs can be forced for mid-winter blooms. Chill tulip, daffodil, or hyacinth bulbs in your fridge for at least 12 weeks. Plant bulbs in potting soil, water thoroughly, and set the pots in a sunny window. This deceptive use of temperature and light can "trick" bulbs into blooming in 3—6 weeks after planting. Bulbs and planting kits are available online for ordering—some bulbs even come "pre-chilled" and ready to go for forcing.
Microgreens — Plant microgreen seed in pots and place in a sunny, warm location. Watch seedlings grow in a few days. Microgreens come in all kinds of flavors—radish, kale, broccoli, Asian greens, beet, turnip. Trim these yummy greens to add to salads or sandwiches.
Learn more about gardening - Take a gardening class at Sublette County BOCES. Sign up for "Growing Tomatoes" taught by Arlinda McLaughlin on Saturday, March 1st from 9AM—12Noon. Cost to register is $20.
Become a garden club member. Attend meetings and activities to learn about growing in Sublette County. See detailed information below.

Dear Flora,
How do you decide what seeds to order for our climate? Do you have tips on garden planning?
Thanks so much,
Heather Weather
Dear Heather,
This is a good time of year to look at your notes from last year’s garden season and plan ahead for next spring. It is also the time of year to start studying all of those seed catalogs and to order early to make sure to get the varieties you want.
Important seed ordering tips:
Look for "early" short season vegetable seeds. Varieties that mature in 50-75 days work the best in our extreme climate.
Plants labeled as "cold hardy" have adapted to cooler climates and usually grow better at our higher elevations.Seek out seed companies that grow their own seeds in northern areas. These seeds are often adapted for success in similar growing conditions to our area. Some reliable online seed sources for our climate are Johnny’s Seeds (johnnyseeds.com) or Territorial Seeds (territorialseed.com). Seeds purchased in local stores are also fine, just make sure to check the dates of maturity.Keep your expectations realistic—consult local gardeners for information and recommendations to increase odds for success.
Garden Planning Tips:
Start by evaluating what did well and what failed during the previous growing season. Keeping a garden journal can be extremely helpful to remember the details—like varieties that grew well, timing of plantings, and weather conditions.Map out your garden plan on graph paper year to year (or use planning software programs). This practice helps to make sure that you rotate crops to prevent pest infestations,
plant diseases, and soil nutrient depletion. Save seed packets to remember where to order your favorites and check back on specific growing information.Create a calendar for planting next year’s crops. This is especially important if you start seeds indoors for later transplanting. Ask Arlinda for her planting guide with approximate dates.

Dear Flora,
I would love to learn more about gardening in Sublette County. Does the garden club have any upcoming activities that I could participate in?
Ever Grateful,
Sage Snow
Dear Sage,
The Sage and Snow Garden Club will meet on Monday, January 27th at 5PM at the Sublette County Weed & Pest Office for our annual business meeting to plan events for 2025. Everyone is welcome to join our club to learn more about successful techniques and plants that grow in Sublette County. For more information or to ask questions for our next Ask Flora column, go to our website @ https://www.sageandsnowgardenclub.org/ or contact Arlinda McLaughlin, Master Gardener at 307-231-9402.


See links for higher resolution versions of ski trail maps
See links for higher resolution versions of ski trail maps
Nordic Ski Grooming Report – January 13, 2025 (posted 1/13/2025)
Mike Looney, Groomer
Monday, Jan. 13, 10:25AM: All trails above have been groomed this morning including Elkhart Park Road. The golf course and CCC trails were groomed yesterday, however some yahoo drove on the CCC trails from the CCC parking entrance to the outlet, so I do not recommend the CCC trails as they may be unskiable.

This Nordic ski trail grooming report is courtesy of the Sublette County Recreation Board.

Related Links:
www.sublettetrails.org Additional information on winter and summer trail recreation in Sublette County, including maps and requested trail etiquette
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.whitepinewyoming.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)


Photo courtesy Sublette County Unified Fire
Structure fire at Angry Irish in Pinedale
Fire damages local auto repair business (posted 1/10/2025)
Sublette County Unified Fire
PINEDALE, WYOMING – At approximately 7:21 PM on January 2, 2025, Sublette County Unified Fire units were dispatched to a potential structure fire in the town of Pinedale. The initial caller indicated that there was heavy smoke coming from the back of the Angry Irish Repair building.

Multiple fire units from Battalion 1 (Pinedale), Battalion 4 (Boulder), and Battalion 5 (Daniel) were paged and responded to the incident.

Fire units arrived to heavy smoke and flames coming from the rear of the building. Fire units were able to suppress the fire and confine the fire to the shop area and contents saving the remainder of the building. The building was ventilated to limit the amount of smoke damage to the business.

The severity of this incident was limited due to the quick response and actions of all the responders to the incident. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

Authority
Shad Cooper
Sublette County Unified Fire Chief


New analyzer at Marbleton Clinic
Marbleton Clinic receives new analyzer (posted 1/8/2025)
Sublette County Hospital District
The Sublette County Hospital District (SCHD) continues to invest in the Marbleton Clinic, with the $64,000 purchase of Vitros XT 3400 new chemistry analyzer for the laboratory.

A new chemistry analyzer in the Marbleton lab is a game-changer for patient care. It allows the Clinic to deliver faster, more accurate test results, enabling healthcare providers to diagnose and treat patients more effectively. By improving efficiency and precision, this technology ensures that patients receive the highest quality of care, right when they need it most.

Vicki Makelky, Lead Medical Technologist notes, "This new machine does comprehensive and basic panels, electrolytes, renal panels, lipid panels and more. It is so much faster as compared to the old one, and we love the dry slide technology. It’s very accurate and has a rapid turnaround time. This will be fantastic for the patients in Marbleton."

The Marbleton Clinic had 6,906 patient visits in 2024. The long-range goals and efforts of the SCHD will include continued valuable investments into patient care at all facilities in Sublette County to increase access and available services.


Swearing-In Ceremony for new County Commissioners. Photo by Dawn Ballou, Pinedale Online!
New Sublette County Commissioners (posted 1/7/2025)
Pinedale Online!
Sublette County held a swearing-in ceremony for three County Commissioners on Monday morning, January 6th in the District Courtroom in the Sublette County Courthouse in Pinedale. District Court Judge Kate G. McKay officiated the oath of office. Pictured, L to R, are newly elected Lynn Bernard, and re-elected Dave Stephens and Sam White.


GoFundMe set up for Angry Irish shop fire
Courtesy photo
GoFundMe set up for Angry Irish shop fire (posted 1/6/2025)
A Pinedale family is devastated when a fire destroyed the shop of their auto repair business, Angry Irish Repair. The business has been servicing the Pinedale community for more than five years. It is the only source of income for owner Dusty Daly’s family. The cause of the fire has been preliminarily believed to be electrical.

Family members have set up a GoFundMe account asking for support for the Daly family as they work through this terrible loss and try to make their monthly bills. They have a $12,000 goal. As of the time of this article, they have initially raised $300. Here is the Fundraiser link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-dusty-chelsea-after-shop-fire


BAC
B.A.C. Cancer Support Group begins meeting Jan. 16, 2025 (posted 1/3/2025)
A new cancer support group, B.A.C. (Believers Against Cancer) has formed and will meet the third Thursday of the month from 6-8PM at the Sublette BOCES building in Pinedale, 665 N. Tyler Ave. The group will hold their first meeting on Thursday, January 16th. They are sponsored by Harvest 4 Pink and Sublette BOCES. For more information, contact Nicole Robbins, President/Founder - Harvest 4 Pink, 916-712-9544.


Vertical Health Integrative Direct Primary Care
Grand Opening for Vertical Health Integrative Direct Primary Care Jan. 27 in Pinedale (posted 1/3/2025)
Vertical Health Integrative Direct Primary Care will hold a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting on Monday, January 27th, 2025, from noon to 3:00PM. They are located at 423 W Pine Street in Pinedale, in the same facility as the Pinedale Chiropractic Clinic. There will be prizes, raffle, and refreshments.

Vertical is a Direct Primary Care Clinic owned and operated by Dr. Rebekah Vance, DNP, APRN-C, FNE. Dr. Vance is a Board Certified Nurse Practitioner and Doctor of Nursing. Vertical Health provides personalized and integrative

medical care. Direct Primary Care is a model of primary care that gives providers alternatives to traditional fee-for-service insurance billing. Reducing the overhead for third-party insurance allows providers to lower fees and spend quality time with fewer patients for the same cost.

The office can be reached at 307-367-7647. More information online at www.myverticalhealth.org.


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