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Governor Mead applauds President’s Action to Eliminate Stream Protection Rule

February 17, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Governor Mead applauds President’s Action to Eliminate Stream Protection Rule

Gov Office 2-17-17 Governor Matt Mead applauded President Trump’s decision today to sign House Joint Resolution 38, overturning the Office of Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement’s (OSMRE) stream protection rule. The rule conflicted with the […]

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Some wildlife can be found indoors

February 17, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on Some wildlife can be found indoors

I turned my attention from working a day job to focusing on my photography and writing on the first of this year. I ordered a new camera and a few new lenses, and I picked […]

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New Leader Selected for Department’s Aging Division

February 16, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on New Leader Selected for Department’s Aging Division

WDH 2-16-17 Lisa Osvold is joining the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) as the new senior administrator of the department’s Aging Division. Osvold is currently deputy director of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, a […]

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Skier Fatality in Couloir on South Teton

February 16, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Skier Fatality in Couloir on South Teton

GTNP 2-16-17 Park rangers recovered the body of a backcountry ski mountaineer at the bottom of a couloir on the south aspect of the South Teton Wednesday, February 15, at approximately 6 p.m. The skier […]

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Major Pole Mountain Trail Maintenance Project Coming this Summer

February 16, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Major Pole Mountain Trail Maintenance Project Coming this Summer

USDA 2-16-17 Wyoming Pathways, the statewide voice of people who bike and walk, and the Laramie Ranger District, are pleased to announce that they have been awarded a Wyoming Recreational Trails Program grant to fund […]

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Toyota’s Highlander isn’t bad for getting off the paved roads

February 16, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on Toyota’s Highlander isn’t bad for getting off the paved roads

When I first laid eyes on the 2017 Toyota Highlander, I thought, “this thing will never work for me.” First of all, it’s pretty and shiny. It has a rear-seat entertainment center, for crying out […]

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Let’s keep our public land public

February 15, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on Let’s keep our public land public

There has been a push for a number of years to put federal lands in the hands of the states. On the surface, it’s a good idea. Who better to manage these lands than the […]

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BLM to Host Open Houses on Proposed Withdrawal in Crucial Sage-Grouse Habitat

February 14, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on BLM to Host Open Houses on Proposed Withdrawal in Crucial Sage-Grouse Habitat

BLM 2-14-17 The Bureau of Land Management today announced it will be holding eight public open houses throughout the West in February to gather input on the agency’s proposal to withdraw a subset of lands […]

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Forget romantic, I’m going practical this Valentine’s Day

February 14, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on Forget romantic, I’m going practical this Valentine’s Day

I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating. I hate Valentine’s Day. It’s supposed to be a day when romance blossoms. Whether you’re in a shiny, new relationship, or have been married for 70 years, […]

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Governor Mead Issues Executive Order to Assist Counties with Flooding

February 13, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Governor Mead Issues Executive Order to Assist Counties with Flooding

Gov Office 2-12-17 Governor Matt Mead issued an Executive Order on Friday, February 10, declaring a State of Emergency in response to severe weather and flood conditions across Wyoming. Health and safety are paramount considerations. […]

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