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Longtime Jackson resident John Kiefling died Jan. 10 at home in Jackson with his wife, Loyola, by his side. His family provided the following. John William Kiefling was born Dec. 31, 1938, in Sheridan. John, an only child, enjoyed his childhood participating in many sports and activities with his good buddies. He especially enjoyed hanging out with the cowboy wranglers on the Kendrick Cattle Ranch in northern Wyoming when he was younger. His father, George Kiefling, an engineer for the Burlington Northern Railroad, and mother, Louise Kiefling, a homemaker, predeceased him and always supported...

Longtime Jackson resident Bertram “Bert” Chester Raynes died Jan. 1 at his home surrounded by friends and caregivers. The following was written by Franz Camenzind and provided by his friends, even though Raynes would have shunned such attention. Raynes, a self-taught naturalist, bird enthusiast, author and Jackson Hole News&Guide columnist, was born March 12, 1924, in Jersey City, New Jersey, where he spent most of his childhood. His parents, Morris Raynes and Celia (Mukashey), were immigrants from Poland and Russia, respectively. He jokingly referred to himself as a “Jersey Bo...

Like in baseball. you can be an umpire on the platform, or you can have a team in the game, run one of the businesses competing with the other businesses. but you don't get to do both at the same time. [ applause ] so here's my pitch. i just want to break those two things apart. i want you still to be able to go and check out all the coffeemakers you want to check out. the platform works, but nobody gets to suck a lot of information off the platform for the purpose of being able to put a bunch of little businesses out of business. we want to have more competition in america. break up those tec...

Investing more specifically in formerly red line communities that affected african-american. >> astead, again, welcome and thank you. and my thanks to julie and mark as well. we appreciate you joining us from the town hall in jackson, mississippi. i want to turn now to the president's weekend of grievances. his weekend of rage tweeting over and over and over and over. before this president took office, it would have been unimaginable. the leader of the free world spending hours tweeting about one of his favorite tv shows, complaining about another. taking pot shots at a late war hero and on ...