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Governor proclaims state "Thank a Farmer" day
" In recognition of the 22 million Americans who work on farms or in farm-related jobs, including more than 11,000 ranchers and countless others who work in farm-related jobs here in Wyoming, Governor Dave Freudenthal has issued a proclamation declaring Nov.
Wyo. biofuel plant approved for federal program
A company that runs a pilot cellulosic ethanol plant in northeast Wyoming has won approval to participate in a new federal program that aids development of biofuels.
Cause of huge Wyo. refinery spill happened before
A sinking storage tank roof at a Sinclair Oil refinery that caused Wyoming's biggest spill in decades earlier this year wasn't unprecedented: The same thing happened at a similar tank at the refinery in 2007.
Statewide sales tax proposed for Wyo. colleges
The Northwest College Board of Trustees is advocating a statewide sales tax to fund Wyoming community colleges.
Long-awaited pipeline funnels gas across 8 states
A 1,679-mile pipeline crossing eight states is now fully completed and funneling natural gas from Wyoming and Colorado to the eastern edge of Ohio.
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Talk of wind tax in Wyoming Legislature whips up debate
Wyoming lawmakers will soon take up the thorny issue of whether to impose new taxes on wind energy development, a proposal that developers say could stunt the fledgling industry's growth in Wyoming.
Snow slickens travel in southeast Wyoming
Light snow is causing slippery travel conditions in southeast Wyoming, especially in the Laramie area.
Talk Of Wyoming Wind Tax Whips Up Debate
Share + Nov 15, 2009 12:16 pm US/Mountain MATT JOYCE, Associated Press Writer CHEYENNE, Wyo.
UW's reclamation center offers research, training to reclaim disturbed Wyoming lands
With temperatures dipping and winter planning how to best sock the state, it's time for--planting? Energy companies wait until late October to plant seeds to help reclaim disturbed areas.
New online news publication focuses on Wyo. state govt., pursues nonprofit model
A group of Wyoming politicos and journalists is launching a nonprofit online news publication dedicated to covering state government.
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Barbour visits Mississippi troops in Afghanistan
Gov. Haley Barbour visited with Mississippi National Guard troops on the ground at forward operating bases in Afghanistan today after discussions on Thursday with the U.S. ambassador and military commanders in Kabul, the country's capital city.
Wyo. and Mont. coal mines win reclamation award
Two Powder River Basin coal mines have been recognized by the U.S. Office of Surface Mining for their reclamation work.
Governor visits Wyoming troops in Middle East
Governor Dave Freudenthal visited Wyoming National Guard troops and other active duty U.S. personnel serving in Kuwait and Iraq while on a trip sponsored by the Secretary of Defense.
2 New Wyoming Cases Of Chronic Wasting Disease
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department says chronic wasting disease has turned up in two northern Wyoming hunt areas for the first time.
Wyoming governor visiting troops in Iraq
Wyoming Gov. Dave Freudenthal is on a trip to the Middle East to visit Wyoming soldiers.
Group says 20% of Wyo voters dead or in wrong district
Officials with Aristotle International say Wyoming had 7,723 dead people registered to vote through October and another 45,547 who have moved from the district where they are registered to vote.
Wyo. lawmakers say scholarships won't keep pace
Some key Wyoming legislators say the Hathaway Scholarship Fund won't stretch as far as it does now if a tuition hike is approved for the University of Wyoming.
Wyo. official: Federal stimulus records a 'mess'
A top Wyoming official says various federal agencies gave the state conflicting instructions about how to calculate the number of jobs the federal economic stimulus program has created in the state.
Big snowstorm marches into Nebraska after pounding Utah, Wyoming, Colorado
DENVER a ' An early blast of winter that blanketed some Western states with heavy snow slowly worked its way out of Colorado and pushed into Nebraska Thursday, bringing blizzard conditions to the eastern plains and causing treacherous roads, closed schools and hundreds of canceled flights.
Wyoming Guard holding meetings to update residents
The Wyoming National Guard is holding meetings in Cheyenne, Laramie and Torrington this week to update local residents on deployments and other operations.
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