Jacquelyn (Stokes) McCauley

05/29/11 Methow Valley pioneer, Jacquelyn McCauley, died on May 23, 2011, at her daughter's home in East Wenatchee, WA, surrounded by loving family. Jackie was born on March 24, 1913, at the Stokes' family homestead on Frazer Creek, to John Patrick and Anna (Shrive) Stokes.

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Feds indict 3 in poaching of Methow wolves

06/08/11 A federal grand jury in Spokane has indicted three residents of Twisp in the Methow Valley on charges that include killing wolves, making false statements, smuggling and trying to make unlawful exports. The three are charged in the death of up to five wolves of the Lookout Pack, which has repopulated upper reaches of the [...]

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Washington's first wolf pack in 70 years on the brink

06/20/11 TWISP, Wash. The time it took to investigate a Twisp family in a wolf poaching case may have led to more poaching and the eventual the end of the state's first confirmed pack in 70 years, a conservation group says. When federal authorities began investigating Twisp ranchers Bill White, his son Tom, and his daughter-in-law Erin in March 2009, the Methow Valley's Lookout Pack included an estimated ...

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