Alex Viveros
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St. John’s Health supporters, new PAC vie for hospital property tax bump (opens the original)
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Hospital leaders and supporters are all-in on securing an increased slice of Teton Countyâs property taxes for St. Johnâs Health. The ultimate decision will be up to voters in November. âThe hospital is an essential service. Itâs vital to the community, and I think the values of our homes, the thriving business community is completely tied to a very strong healthcare system in Jackson,â Mike Eden, a board member of the hospitalâs philanthropic foundation and chair of a new political
Lienz, Austria, politicians take the town, honor Stiegler and sister city (opens the original)
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When hosting visitors in Jackson, itâs almost customary to take them at least once to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Even the Town of Jacksonâs government knows that. Over the last several days, Jackson staffers and officials hosted local politicians from Lienz, Austria â the original of Jacksonâs two sister cities â and exchanged ideas, solutions and culture. Last weekend, that included venturing to Jacksonâs famed Cowboy Bar, where at least one Austrian visitor was spun during a sw
Planning Commission OK’s Arts District South project, scrutinized workforce housing (opens the original)
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Jacksonitesâ increasing pushback against big buildings wasnât lost on the development team behind new condominiums just north of Snake River Brewingâs brewpub. The project, dubbed Arts District South, calls for 35 units â a mix of market rate condos, workforce housing and short-term rentals â on a vacant lot on the corner of Simpson Avenue and Millward Street. Though the project measures in at about 52,000 square feet, architects say they were intentional in spreading the project out o
Land Trust gets 750K from county to buy High School Butte parcel (opens the original)
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High School Butte already is trekked by countless Jackson residents every year. The start of the beloved short-but-steep butte trail is now one step closer to falling into the peopleâs hands. On Monday, Teton County commissioners unanimously approved allocating $750,000 to the Jackson Hole Land Trust, which plans to buy and place a conservation easement on the property at the base of High School Butte where the trail begins. The Land Trust then plans to transfer the property to the Town of Jac
St. John’s Health revamps phone scheduling (opens the original)
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It can be hard for St. Johnâs Health patients to schedule appointments on the phone. The hospital is now hoping to change that. Last month, the hospital launched St. Johnâs Patient Scheduling, a new center on the hospitalâs main campus where rotating front desk staff fields calls day in and day out. Itâs a step up from the way scheduling used to be done, hospital staff and leaders say. âIâd like to see it easier to make appointments, Iâd like to see people getting callbacks better,
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