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/ commons.wikimedia.org The Teton County School District held a workshop on electric bike safety on Friday, June 4 at Jackson Hole Middle School. Electric bikes, also known as e-bikes, are bicycles equipped with an electric motor. District Communications Director Charlotte Reynolds said that several parents have reached out to the district and expressed their concerns about unsafe e-bike use on roads and pathways, primarily by middle school-age kids. Teton County Pathways and Trails Coordinato...

OSWEGO — Oswego County Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH) students took home first-place and third-place titles in the first-ever P-TECH Engineering Wars.

Some people are concerned about kids putting the proverbial pedal to the metal on e-bikes, and officials are looking to do something about it before school ends for the year.

County Commissioners have joined Grand Teton National Park and Friends of Pathways in agreeing to pay more than planned toward a $2.26 million pathway just west of the Gros Ventre roundabout. “I’m really appreciative of their commitment to partnering with the park and with Friends of Pathways,” Katherine Dowson said of the board’s decision. Dowson is executive director for Friends of Pathways. “I think the commissioners have really committed to the goals of their compre...

Local officials will likely need to pony up more money if they want to connect pathways near Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis to the pathway system in Grand Teton National Park. Specifically, Teton County, Grand Teton National Park and Friends of Pathways are trying to decide how to fund building a pathway stub dubbed the “Sagebrush Pathway.” If completed, it would connect the northernmost section of county trails along Spring Gulch Road to the park’s pathways near the roundabout at ...

PORT discusses overdose outreach By Jennifer Woods - jwoods@aimmediamidwest.com Pathways Overdose Response Team members (left-to-right) Brian Carlson, Brooke Truman, Ashley Roberts, Joe Cantrell, Kyndle Clark, Jessica Pfeifer and Hannah Dingman. Not pictured: Tony Kegg , Mark Allen and Christopher Skelly. Jennifer Woods | Record-Herald photo The local Pathways Overdose Response Team (PORT), also called the Quick Response Team (QRT), has been keeping busy during the pandemic as the number of ...