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DigestSep 18, 2012 - The Associated Press: New fire close to houses | SkyWest to replace Great Lakes in Laramie
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House bill cuts $700M AML fundSep 18, 2012 - The Associated Press: Wyoming stands to lose up to $700 million over the next decade under a six-month budget extension expected to win approval in Washington. | Hard braking cited in airplane wreck reportSep 18, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer: The crop duster was damaged June 3 on a dirt airstrip in the Hidden Valley area. | ||
Police: Teen was huffing before wreck
| State populaton aging more quicklySep 18, 2012 - By Becky Orr, For The Associated Press: By 2030, an estimated 32.2 percent of the state's population will be 60 years old or older. | ||
Wolf hunting won't be legal on Wind River ReservationSep 18, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer: When the state opens wolves to hunting next month following their planned delisting as an endangered species, the Wind River Indian Reservation will continue ... [more] | Most Riverton schools come up short of 2012 AYP standardSep 18, 2012 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: The Wyoming Department of Education on Tuesday released 2012 Adequate Yearly Progress results for schools throughout the state. | ||
DigestSep 16, 2012 - The Associated Press: Ex-CEO tried using used old name | Mid-summer conditions keeping fires active near Jackson, Casper
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New supreme court justice welcoming the challengeSep 16, 2012 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- After 32 years in the criminal justice field, Laramie County District Judge Michael Davis is moving to the state's highest court. | The way it was: 1 millionth telephone -- 1948Sep 16, 2012 - Staff: When comprehensive telephone service came to Wyoming early in the 20th century, the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. provided it. Mountain States ... [more] | ||
DigestSep 16, 2012 - From staff reports: Agency talks new hunting rules | Help for Health expands hospice program servicesSep 16, 2012 - From staff reports: Training set for Transition volunteers at noon on Oct. 8 at Riverton facility. | ||
Prison sentence in child porn caseSep 16, 2012 - From staff reports: A Riverton man is heading to prison for more than seven years after a federal judge sentenced him Aug. 7 for attempted receipt of child pornography. | Meetings welcome comments on new Shoshone forest planSep 16, 2012 - From staff reports: The Shoshone National Forest will hold four public meetings as part of its forest plan revision process. | ||
Winter Fair plans heating upSep 16, 2012 - From staff reports: Organizers of the 2013 Wyoming State Winter Fair have set the dates of their upcoming events related to the annual event. | Gathering focuses on growing ag industrySep 16, 2012 - From staff reports: Strengthening agriculture by addressing barriers, analyzing risks and adding value is the focus of the Wind River Agriculture Summit happening Sept. 20-21 on ... [more] | ||
Term limit case to be heard by court Oct. 24Sep 16, 2012 - The Associated Press: The Wyoming Supreme Court has set a date to hear arguments in a lawsuit by the secretary of state challenging term limits for himself and other statewide ... [more] | Alpine Lake Fire tops 23,000 acres in smoky day for Riverton Valley
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Ready for the RustlerSep 16, 2012 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: CWC rodeo riders count on calm prep before the chutes open | Dad piloting crashed plane was warned of conditions, report showsSep 16, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff Writer: Federal investigation into a deadly October 2010 plane crash has revealed the pilot's flight instructor had warned the pilot about high altitude and mountain ... [more] | ||
Initial charge 'murder two' for suspect in Thursday night killingSep 16, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer: A Riverton man remains in jail on a second-degree murder charge after a judge on Friday set his bond at $1 million cash, accused of shooting and killing a man ... [more] | TodaySep 14, 2012 - Staff: Births | ||
Council conducts job evaluation of Weaver on first work anniversarySep 14, 2012 - By Emily Etheredge, Staff Writer: Riverton City Council members conducted a special meeting recently at Central Wyoming College's Intertribal Education and Community Center for the annual ... [more] | DigestSep 14, 2012 - The Associated Press: Education officials in Wyoming | ||
Many apply to be oil/gas supervisorSep 14, 2012 - The Associated Press: CASPER -- Thirty-six people have applied to be Wyoming's next state oil and gas supervisor. | Jackson evac order lifted; Casper heats up
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Tribes now say they want Yellowstone bison on rezSep 14, 2012 - By Matthew Brown, The Associated Press: The tribes of the Wind River Indian Reservation have petitioned the state of Montana to give them a group of bison from Yellowstone National Park whose fate ... [more] | New CES facility expands recycling operations locally
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Cleanup from illegal trash won't be charged landfill feeSep 14, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer: Fremont County Sheriff Skip Hornecker had expressed concerns on the matter. | Man shot to death at city apartment
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Students get a taste of the sea
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DigestSep 13, 2012 - The Associated Press: State relocates problem grizzly | Fire on Casper Mountain has burned 36 structures
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Court upholds man's murder conviction in Sheridan caseSep 13, 2012 - The Associated Press: Shawn Osborne cut Gerald Bloom's throat because Bloom owed him $20. | City school lunch prices up 20 centsSep 13, 2012 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: This year's 20-cent increase in lunch prices for Riverton students had little to do with the federal Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, officials ... [more] | ||
Riverton City Council votes to close parks at sunsetSep 13, 2012 - By Emily Etheredge, Staff Writer: Riverton City Council members voted on first reading to pass an ordinance to close city parks at sunset. | Christensen says he 'had a feeling' he wouldn't keep District 2 seatSep 13, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer: Fremont County commissioner Dennis Christensen thought that Tuesday's special mail ballot election wouldn't pan out for him even before results arrived. | ||
