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Time for a 'wakeup call' for Wyoming coal, WMA speakers say
| WyDOT seeks county's help to finish 17 Mile RoadJun 22, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer:  The Wyoming Department of Transportation and others met with Fremont County Commissioners to discuss how to cover a $2.15 million shortfall on 17 Mile Road's ... [more] | ||||
Applicant field set for school board vacancy in RivertonJun 22, 2012 - By Carolyn B. Tyler, Staff Writer:  Incumbent members of the Riverton school board will interview the five candidates and announce the appointment this month. | TodayJun 21, 2012 - Staff:  Deaths | ||||
DigestJun 21, 2012 - The Associated Press:  Senators voted to nix EPA rule | Groups file suit over proposed development of CBM projectJun 21, 2012 - The Associated Press:  Three conservation groups are suing the U.S. Interior Department over a plan to open the Fortification Creek area in northeast Wyoming to coal-bed methane ... [more] | ||||
Firefighters looking to gain upper hand in western states
| Trial set for Cody homicide; death penalty will be soughtJun 21, 2012 - The Associated Press:  CODY -- A tentative trial date of March 15, 2013, has been set in the first-degree murder case of a Cody man accused of stabbing his wife to death with a ... [more] | ||||
MOU with landowners concludes long Bunker Road disagreementJun 21, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer:  The road will be public, with seasonal closures for half the year. | State must put lights at N. Federal intersections; rest optionalJun 21, 2012 - By Emily Etheredge, Staff Writer:  A citizen committee has had its first meeting to discuss the North Federal Boulevard rebuild project in Riverton. | ||||
South Dakota authorities confirm Lander boy's death in Friday automobile accidentJun 21, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff Writer:  A Lander boy died and four others were seriously injured in a one-vehicle crash in South Dakota, according to South Dakota officials. | Woman might avoid jail term in plea agreement on death of her baby sonJun 21, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff Writer:  The Pavillion woman charged in the November death of her infant son may escape jail time in exchange for probation if a judge accepts a plea agreement filed ... [more] | ||||
Two more applying for District 25 seatJun 21, 2012 - By Carolyn B. Tyler, Staff Writer:  Ted Ray, Scott Morrow have filed | Four hospitalized after drinking from bottle they foundJun 20, 2012 - By Emily Etheredge, Staff Writer:  The Riverton Police Department is investigating a bottle of liquid found near City Park after four people were hospitalized after drinking from it. | ||||
TodayJun 20, 2012 - Staff:  Births | Jeffres joins school board vacancy fieldJun 20, 2012 - By Carolyn B. Tyler, Staff Writer:  Lynette Jeffres is the latest to file for appointment to the Riverton school board. | ||||
DigestJun 20, 2012 - The Associated Press:  Progress seen on new fire | Coal likely to remain dominant for yearsJun 20, 2012 - By Renee Schoof, McClatchy Newspapers:  WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration's proposal in April to put the first limits on greenhouse gases from new power plants could mean that no new coal-fired ... [more] | ||||
Bumbling feds blamed in slow energy permitting
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Firing up the Carissa
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All eyes on energy revenue
| Congress reps blast regulatory climateJun 20, 2012 - By Joshua Scheer, Staff Writer:  Over-regulation. | ||||
TodayJun 19, 2012 - Staff:  Deaths | Reduce mosquito breeding grounds, prevent West NileJun 19, 2012 - Staff:  West Nile virus can cause potentially serious illness in humans. Because mosquitoes spread the virus by feeding on infected birds and then biting people, other ... [more] | ||||
DigestJun 19, 2012 - The Associated Press:  Captured inmate to return | Game warden commendedJun 19, 2012 - The Associated Press:  WORLAND -- A Worland game warden has been named officer of the year by two organizations. | ||||
Utility awarded a smaller rate increase than it had requestedJun 19, 2012 - The Associated Press:  Rocky Mountain Power has reached an agreement with consumer groups that would stagger a $50 million electric rate increase over the next two years. | Yellowstone conducts safety checks on commercial vehiclesJun 19, 2012 - The Associated Press:  YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK -- If you're driving -- or following -- a commercial bus or truck traveling through Yellowstone National Park this summer, be prepared ... [more] | ||||
Fast-growing fire triples in one day near GlenrockJun 19, 2012 - The Associated Press:  CHEYENNE -- Winds gusting up to 40 mph tripled the size of a wildfire in southern Converse County on Monday, and authorities advised residents east of the fire ... [more] | Driver injured in one-vehicle wreck Sunday
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Embezzlement suspect still jailed after June 6 hearing postponedJun 19, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer:  The former financial manager for Star-Tech Inc. and Precision Analysis continues to remain in jail during his prosecution, where he faces embezzlement charges ... [more] | Tucker, Ashdown first to file for Riverton school board vacancyJun 19, 2012 - By Carolyn B. Tyler, Staff Writer:  By noon Tuesday, two men had filed letters of interest to be appointed to the Fremont County School District 25 Board of Education, replacing Bill Russell, who ... [more] | ||||
Magnetic decals might prove answer to vehicle disagreementJun 19, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer:  Fremont County commissioners and Coroner Ed McAuslan recognize at least one goal in their ongoing debate over identification decals placed on his vehicle. | Solid waste board relents on trash station cutbacksJun 19, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer:  In an effort to address complaints about decreased operations at trash transfer stations, the county solid waste board approved a new schedule Monday that ... [more] | ||||
Loggers: Fires show need for more loggingJun 17, 2012 - By Ben Neary, The Associated Press:  By Ben Neary | Enzi accepting fall internship applicantsJun 17, 2012 - Staff:  U.S. Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., is encouraging college students and graduates to apply for an internship in his Washington, D.C., offices this fall. The deadline ... [more] | ||||
Training starting for writers workshopJun 17, 2012 - Staff:  Wyoming Writing Workshop, a train-the-trainer professional development in collaboration with the University of Wyoming's Wyo-ming Writing Project, kicks off ... [more] | Shoshone Nat'l Forest planners set meetingJun 17, 2012 - Staff:  Shoshone National Forest managers and representatives of cooperating agencies are meeting on June 27-28 at the Big Horn Federal in Thermopolis. | ||||

