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Monday Apr 21 | Headwaters News
In the Rockies today, wolves, water and energy development on the Roan Plateau are in the news. via Headwaters News
Comment?Saturday Apr 19 | SunValleyOnline.com
Sun Valley Food & Wine Festival Features Local Favorites-Part 2
The 2nd Annual Sun Valley Food & Wine Festival, held June 6th-8th, will feature well-known chefs such as Cat Cora from the Food Network's Iron Chef, John Tesar from the Rosewood Mansion on TurtleCreek in ... via SunValleyOnline.com
Thursday Apr 17 | The Torrington Telegram
Last week's snow has positive impact on water levels
“If the snowpack comes off too fast - real quick, rapid melt - the amount of water may be less than we are hoping for or than is being predicted”
The snow pack in Wyoming is at above average levels for this time of year, but the prognosis for water availability for spring irrigation is uncertain. via The Torrington Telegram
Apr 8, 2008 | Canada NewsWire
Evolving Gold Appoints New President and Director
The Directors of Evolving Gold Corp. are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. via Canada NewsWire
Mar 16, 2008 | KIFI
Mar 5, 2008 | Planet Jackson Hole
Hillary and Bill Clinton, Obama plan whirlwind Wyoming visits
“Voters in Wyoming, Mississippi, and Pennsylvania will want to brace themselves for the political circus that's about to arrive in their states.”
Jackson Hole, Wyoming - Several news agencies are reporting that presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is going to speak at Casper College on Friday and is planning to address an audience at 6:30 p.m. at the ... via Planet Jackson Hole
Mar 2, 2008 | Customer Interaction Solutions
Artha to Close Qualifying Transaction with Energy Metals Corporation
Artha Resources Corp. is pleased to announce that it has filed its amended and restated Filing Statement with the TSX Venture Exchange and with the Securities Commissions of British Columbia and Alberta. via Customer Interaction Solutions
Feb 29, 2008 | Casper Star Tribune
Cute, fluffy and priced to sell
“The main thing is getting the message out”
Roughly half of all puppies and kittens born in the U.S. are dead or abandoned before they reach their second birthday, said Sharon Darr, co-founder of the Central Wyoming Spay and Neuter Foundation. via Casper Star Tribune
Feb 27, 2008 | Casper Star Tribune
Church starts Black History Month celebration
“This is not black history, or Spanish history”
The Walking With Christ ministry choir had their crowd up and dancing around Saturday afternoon at the church's Black History Month Celebration. via Casper Star Tribune
Feb 25, 2008 | Casper Star Tribune
Pine beetles stir logging debate
“And I think that leaving it to the bugs is a bad option.”
The U.S. Forest Service's plan for targeted logging in the Medicine Bow National Forest is a knee-jerk reaction which will do nothing to stop the spread of pine beetles, a Laramie-based conservation group says. via Casper Star Tribune
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