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Saturday, November 2, 2024

News from 2023

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Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting on March 23

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 23, 2023

Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting

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Downtown Small Business Job Fair on March 25

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 23, 2023

Downtown Small Business Job Fair

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Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting on April 5

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 23, 2023

Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting

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Special Joint Information Meeting on April 10

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 23, 2023

Special Joint Information Meeting

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N. HEIGHTS WATERLINE PROJECT UPDATE

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 23, 2023

N. HEIGHTS WATERLINE PROJECT UPDATE

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After School Story Time

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

After School Story Time

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Books on Tap Book Discussion

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Books on Tap Book Discussion

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In the Middle Book Club (grades 6-8)

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

In the Middle Book Club (grades 6-8)

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It’s Time For WPA Members To Earn Their Press Passes!

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Wyoming Press Association (WPA) is excited to announce that member newspapers will have access to the “Earn Your Press Pass” course developed recently by Kansas Publishing Ventures (KPV) in conjunction with the Kansas Press Association.

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Friends of Chichaqua Valley Trail Meeting

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Friends of Chichaqua Valley Trail Meeting

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Story Time

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Visit the Bondurant Community Library for a story time all about SHARKS!

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Rock Springs Municipal Cemetery Notice

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

All grave decorations must be removed before Monday, April 17th.

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Gateway Revitalization Project

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

The City of Rock Springs is soliciting feedback in regards to a submission of a grant to the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) Discretionary Grant program.

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Second Annual Boulder Strong Day of Remembrance planned for March 22, 2023

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

On March 22, 2021, Boulder lost 10 beloved community members, including a Boulder police officer, in a mass shooting. As we move forward from this tragedy, the City of Boulder is committed to remembering those who are no longer with us, offering support to one another and coming together as a community.

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Internet restored on EWC Douglas Campus

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Eastern Wyoming College’s Douglas Campus’ internet services have been restored, however the phones are still down, according to campus Vice President Margaret Farley.

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City Staff Supports Denver’s Migrant Sheltering Efforts

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Over the last several months, our neighbors in Denver saw a significant number of migrant arrivals which led Denver to issue an emergency declaration.

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Phone and Internet Down on EWC Douglas Campus

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Eastern Wyoming College’s Douglas Campus is presently experiencing problems with phone and internet services.

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Therapist Charged with Sexual Assault on a Child; Detectives Searching for Additional Victims

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

BOULDER, Colo. – The Boulder Police Department has charged a man with sexually assaulting at least two children and believe there could be more victims.

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Producing High Quality Drivers at EWC

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Rachel Padilla climbs into the cab of the 18 wheeler in Eastern Wyoming College’s parking lot on the Torrington Campus as she prepares to practice her driving skills.

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Auburn University pharmacy team developing new Alzheimer’s therapy

By SW Wyoming News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

The Harrison College of Pharmacy’s Raj Amin has received $1.1 million in support from the National Institutes of Health for the development of a compound that could help certain individuals who may be more susceptible to Alzheimer’s disease at an earlier age.