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Man charged after tour bus driver sprayed with bear spray near Dairy Queen (opens the original)
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A 63-year-old Nevada man faces a felony aggravated assault and battery charge after a tour bus driver told investigators he was sprayed in the face with bear spray during a traffic dispute on North Cache Street. Prosecutors allege John Francis Harrington, of Carson City, Nevada, sprayed a tour bus driver who stopped to unload guests at Dairy Queen. The charge carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Circuit Court Judge Erin Weisman set bond at $2,500 cash or surety and
Jackson man sentenced to prison in cocaine delivery case (opens the original)
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A 29-year-old Jackson man accused of selling cocaine to a confidential informant has been sentenced to two to four years in prison after pleading no contest to two felony drug charges. Abraham Robles Martinez pleaded no contest Aug. 11 to delivering and possessing a controlled substance. District Court Judge Melissa Owens imposed concurrent two-to-four-year sentences and dismissed three other felony counts under a plea agreement. She recommended that he receive credit for 119 days of pretrial co
Roadwork begins this week in Jackson and Snake River Canyon (opens the original)
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Drivers should expect temporary closures and delays after the Town of Jackson started its fall street and sidewalk repairs and WYDOT began milling and paving sections of U.S. Highway 89 in Snake River Canyon on Monday. The townâs work is expected to continue through October. Crews plan to patch streets at 16 locations, resurface portions of North Millward Street and Scott Lane, improve two alleys and repair sidewalks, curbs and gutters across town, according to a news release. Streets, sidewal
Peers rally around worker detained by ICE (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: The News&Guide granted anonymity to Bardakciâs roommate and a witness to her arrest because they feared retaliation related to their immigration status and employment. When Feride Bardakci called her roommate from immigration custody in Casper, the 26-year-old restaurant worker tried to make a joke. âHoney, I guess you know why Iâm calling right now,â her roommate recalled Bardakci saying. Hours earlier, federal immigration officers had restrained Bardakciâs hands behi
Still RAD after all these years (opens the original)
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David Hudacsko keeps a 1966 military six-by-six truck in RAD Curbsideâs fleet for one distinctly Teton Valley purpose: pulling garbage trucks out of ditches when rural roads soften, narrow or the snow drifts so deep the road disappears. It is a practical solution, delivered with the humor Hudacsko brings to most conversations about the decidedly unglamorous work of collecting garbage and diverting waste. Beneath the joke, however, is the persistence that has defined RAD for nearly 20 years: Fi
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