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After debating an income tax and other fiscal options Thursday during a day-long retreat, Wyoming City Council appears poised next month to approve a five-year levy request for May's ballot.
Associated Press - December 7, 2009 4:49 PM ET CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - The Constitution Party is seeking to become the fourth registered political party in Wyoming for the 2010 elections.
BY ROBERT L. BAKER Wyoming County Press Examiner Russell Shurtleff's election to the President Judgeship of Wyoming and Sullivan counties in November leaves a vacancy for his magisterial district judge seat in the eastern part of Wyoming County that can be filled by an appointment from Gov. Ed Rendell. Shurtleff will take his new office on January 4. The governor will then have 90 days to ...
CHEYENNE -- President Barack Obama has nominated Wyoming first lady Nancy Freudenthal to a federal court judgeship.
A plan that would make Conwell Park across from the Wyoming Medical Center tobacco-free was approved by the Casper City Council at Monday's work session.
CHEYENNE -- Support school prayer and gun rights? Hate abortion and big government? There may soon be a new political party in Wyoming looking for your vote.
The environmentalists’ boogeyman walks with tiny, uncertain steps. He’s 87 years old, suffers from an arthritic knee and worries about stumbling and falling down. He’s also slowly shrinking — he lost an inch and 24 pounds over the last three years, so now he’s only 5 feet 6 and 120 pounds. But today he’s looking flashy, spicing up his beige suit with a nicely coordinated daffod ...
Not everyone was happy when the gray wolf population in the Northern Rockies, near extinction in the mid-1970s, staged a remarkable comeback under the protections of the Endangered Species Act. By the end of last year there were about 1,650 in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming.
The Laramie City Council will meet for a regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. tonight in City Hall. During the meeting, the council will re-consider a request from the Wyoming Children’s Museum and Nature Center for $8,000 for operations.
It was supposed to be a trip down memory lane, a commemoration of 30 years since he was captured and imprisoned for attempting to help overthrow a dictatorship in Panama.
A request to buy trees from a contractor that Wyoming just paid $80,000 in a court-mediated settlement left a befuddled look on City Council member Kent Vanderwood's face.