155 S. Tyler Ave. Pinedale, WY 82941-0489   |   (307) 367-4114 
 Monday - Friday 10:00am - 5:30pm & 7:00pm - 9:00pm   |   Saturday 10:00am - 5:00pm

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our community & links
computer how-to's
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Our Community

Photo credit: BLM Pinedale Office

Approximately the size of the state of Connecticut, Sublette County supports one of the lowest population densities in the county, approximately one person per square mile. Total population for the county hovers at approximately 6,000. Sublette County is flanked by three major mountain ranges: the Wind River Mountains to the east, the Wyoming Range to the west, and the Gros Ventre to the north. The Green River and rolling hay meadows made it an ideal spot for Rendezvous, historic meetings between trappers, mountain men and Native Americans. Its unchanged landscape yields a bounty of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts in the areas of hunting, fishing, mountain climbing and winter activities. A large portion Sublette County residents make their living from ranching, the oil and gas drilling industry, and from tourism.

Start your learning about Sublette County by visiting Pinedale Online and Sublette.com.
See a map of Sublette County and its major population centers.

Facts & Figures

U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts on counties in Wyoming
State of Wyoming's Virtual Tour of Sublette County

Travel information

VisitSubletteCounty.com
Pinedale Chamber of Commerce
Rendezvous information

Newspapers*

Sublette Examiner

*Visit our Resources pages for links to area newpaper archives and other genealogy resources.

Other Libraries

Teton County Library
Sweetwater County Library
Wyoming State Library
Other Wyoming Libraries

Other Resources

Wyoming Legal Services
Wyoming Statutes
Wyoming Supreme Court cases

Computer How-to's

To sign up for a Introduction to the Internet or Introduction to Email class at the library, please call Sukey Hohl at the library (307) 367-4114 during hours of operation. Classes are formed and taught when there is enough interest.

Computers 101

The Multnomah County Library in Oregon provides Cyber Seniors,an interactive introduction to hardware and software with lots of illustrations, complete with glossary of terms and a quiz at the end. A great start for anyone.

The Camden Public Library in New Jersey provides an tutorial, Navigating the World Wide Web. It explains to you the basic skills you need to use the Web, what the Internet is, what the World Wide Web is, how to "surf" the web properly, and offers some FAQs as well.

About Search Engines

Internet Search Engines, such as Yahoo, Google, or Teoma, have been around since the mid 1990s. When people dont know exactly where to find something on the internet, they use search engines.
You tell the search engine the topic you want information on. It searches millions of web pages for you and presents you with the best matches for the information you provided.
But sometimes there are too many results to go through, or the search engine just doesn't give you the results you want. Thats because the search engine can't ask you questions about what exactly you're looking for.

Tip:
When you're performing a search using a search engine, type in as many clues about the topic you want to learn about as you can.

To learn more about Search Engines and how to get better results, check out Web Searching Tips from SearchEngineWatch.com.

Internet tutorials

The World Wide Web was created in 1990 as a way for people sitting at computers in different locations to share information.

The Internet is the software protocol (HyperText Markup Language) that the World Wide Web uses to make it possible for those computers in different locations to talk to, understand and share with eachother.

To learn more about the Internet and the World Wide Web, visit Internet 101, a general informational site.

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