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Legislative update: Rep. Duncan, Wednesday, Jan. 23

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House eyes heavier tax lifts

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Gordon: Important to makeup for destroyed grouse habitat

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Shutdown strikes home

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Community policing on an international scale

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Marchers take to streets to honor King’s legacy

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Super Blood Wolf Moon…

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CPR/First Aid class offered
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The Workforce Development office of Eastern Wyoming College will offer a certification or renewal class in CPR/First Aid/AED/BLS on Thursday, Jan. 24.
Lunch Menus: January 23-29, 2019
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Senior center and GCSD
Police Logs: January 23, 2019
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Calls to local law enforcement
Training may have been factor in fatal oilfield fire
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The 36-year-old Gillette man who died in October following an explosion and fire at an oil field site in Campbell County was a recent hire to the company with limited training

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Inmate takes own life at prison

An inmate at the Wyoming Medium Correctional Institution in Torrington died early Wednesday, apparently by his own hand.

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Updated: 6 days ago

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Western Sugar to cut another 101 jobs in Torrington

Company announces additional job cuts at Torrington sugar plant

Updated: 5 days ago

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Dust storm results in multiple crashes, injuries Monday

A combination of strong, powerful winds and loose dirt created a treacherous situation on US Hwy. 85 Monday afternoon for drivers and emergency personnel alike.

by Tom Milstead

Updated: 1 week ago

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Patterson tapped to head GCSD No. 1

Former EWC president named interim superintendent

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Updated: 2 days ago

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To the mountains

It’s a picturesque scene – a rustic cabin flanked by tall pine trees, near wide, open meadows abundant with wildflowers and just a stone’s throw away from a babbling creek.

by Crystal R. Albers

Updated: 1 week ago

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After months of planning, preparation, construction and - of course - brewing, Charlie Rife and Clayton Kilgore finally pulled the taps and served craft beer to their first patrons at the Open Barrel Brewing Company on Main Street.

by Tom Milstead

Updated: 2 months ago

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EWC names assistant judging coach

Zane Mackey has joined the staff at Eastern Wyoming College as the assistant livestock judging coach.

Updated: 2 months ago

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Treaty commemoration re-unites indigenous tribes with their homeland

One day before the exact 150-year anniversary of the day Oglala Lakota Chief Red Cloud signed the 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie, Wendell Yellow Bull, a direct descendent to Red Cloud, carried a chanupa into the fort.

by Tom Milstead

Updated: 2 months ago

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House eyes heavier tax lifts

Legislative leaders in coming weeks will test the Legislature’s and the public’s appetite for changes in the state’s tax structure.
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Gordon: Important to makeup for destroyed grouse habitat

Gov. Mark Gordon on Friday embraced what conservationists say is Wyoming’s authority to require developers to make up for impacts to greater sage grouse habitat — a requirement the Trump administration has moved to abandon.
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Shutdown strikes home

If the government shutdown, now a month old, drags on much longer, residents who rely on low-income housing in Douglas could be faced with cuts in services. Those who work in the federally subsidized housing are anxious about the future of their jobs and are admittedly unsure how they’ll maintain crucial services if federal money doesn’t start flowing soon.
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Men’s death in trench still being investigated

Nearly four months since two men suffocated in a trench, investigators are still probing what went wrong and who’s at fault.
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Wyoming college, police lieutenant, Peabody Energy settle 2015 lawsuit over coal protest arrest

A Wyoming college and a police lieutenant settled a 2015 lawsuit Thursday, capping an extensive legal battle over allegations that authorities and an energy company violated two Colorado residents’ constitutional rights when they were arrested while protesting a Peabody Energy Corporation shareholder meeting in Gillette.
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Legislators back income tax on big corporations

Wyoming can impose an income tax on out-of-state corporations without increasing those companies’ overall tax load and without driving up consumer prices, state legislative leaders declared Tuesday.
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Committee shuts door on closed primaries

A Republican’s effort to end party switching before a primary election died in committee after two days of testimony that included demands from local and state party leaders.
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NEWS BRIEFS for Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2019

News in brief from Wyoming News Exchange member publications
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Last day of school

Goshen County students celebrate end of the year

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