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Aid groups say they are launching an emergency vaccination campaign for 140,000 people in Haiti to protect them against measles and other diseases.
A new report by the International Planned Parenthood Federation is advocating that children as young as 10 be given extensive sex education, including an awareness of sex's pleasures.
Japanese authorities said Monday they are trying to identify a body found inside one of the landing gear compartments on a Delta Airlines plane flight that arrived in Tokyo from New York.
Iran's Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Monday that Iran is set to deliver a "punch" that will stun world powers during this week's 31st anniversary of the Islamic revolution, AFP reported.
A U.S. soldier has been accused of holding his 4-year-old daughter's head underwater because she would not recite her ABCs.
The state would become only the fourth to offer a pro-choice plate and the first to require legislative approval for it.
The powerful explosion blew apart large swaths of the nearly completed 620-megawatt Kleen Energy plant as workers for the construction company O&G Industries Inc. were purging a gas line Sunday morning.
An attorney testified that the fourth wife of former suburban Chicago police officer Drew Peterson talked about extorting money from her husband just days before she vanished in 2007.
The Burj Khalifa's owner said Monday the observation deck of the world's tallest tower has been unexpectedly shut down, potentially disappointing thousands of tourists and marring the spire's image just a month after it opened.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service improperly failed to make a
decision about protecting the rare pygmy rabbit in eight Western
states, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court by an
environmental group.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. ? Wyoming's chief justice has a sarcastic
response to newspaper editorials criticizing a proposal to redact
certain information from public court records.
LARAMIE, Wyo. ? A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against
the University of Wyoming by a former maintenance employee over his
firing.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. ? Cheyenne Animal Shelter Director Rick Collard
says that so far just eight of the 127 cats collected in a local
animal cruelty case have been given new homes.
CHEYENNE ? Gov. Dave Freudenthal urged Wyoming legislators on
Monday to hold onto the state?s cash reserves as they meet over the
next four weeks to craft a new budget.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. ? Bankruptcy filings rose 60 percent in Wyoming
last year, with nearly 1,400 bankruptcies filed in 2009.
A snowmobiler was killed Saturday after triggering an avalanche
near Squaw Creek in the Greys River area of Wyoming, according to
the Bridger-Teton National Forest?s Sunday avalanche report.
JACKSON, Wyo. ? Some planning commissioners in the Jackson
region say developers are being required to build too much employee
housing.
CASPER, Wyo. - The Wyoming State Lands and Investments Board has
drafted new rules regarding wind energy development on state lands
and is seeking public comments.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - The 2010 Governor's Summit on Workforce
Solutions is set to take place June 17 and 18 in Casper.
CASPER ? A bill that would allow the state to compile
information on Wyoming rangelands could help county commissioners
evaluate the economic consequences of resource management
decisions, according to a state senate committee chairman.
CHEYENNE ? After nearly a decade of runaway budget surpluses
fueled by Wyoming?s last energy boom, state lawmakers now are in a
distinctly more somber mood as they gather in Cheyenne this week to
start crafting a budget for what experts predict will be a lean
next couple of years.
POWELL ? How to grow grapes in Wyoming, hoop houses for
vegetables, pollinators, fruit trees and saline soils are just a
few of the topics to be covered at the Common Sense Conservation
Workshop Saturday, Feb. 20, at the Park County Fairgrounds.
The Family Resource Centers will host an anti-bullying seminar
from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 18 at Frontier Middle School. A Spanish
translator will be available upon request. The discussion is free,
and child care and dinner will be provided.
Wyoming Medical Center officials will hold a ground breaking
ceremony for its new emergency room at 11 a.m. on Monday in the WMC
courtyard.
POWELL ? Parents and concerned community members are encouraged
to attend three free educational programs on substance abuses
prevalent in our community. Presented by D.A.R.E. Officer Robin
Kerley, of the Park County Sheriff?s Office, programs will be held
at Northwest College?s Fagerberg Building, Room 70. All program are
from 6 to 7 p.m.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - After nearly a decade of runaway budget
surpluses fueled by Wyoming's last energy boom, state lawmakers now
are in a distinctly more somber mood as they gather in Cheyenne
this week to start crafting a budget for what experts predict will
be a lean next couple of years.
CHEYENNE ? Given the state?s strained budget, legislators are
expected to have lower expectations when they convene Monday for
the 20-day budget session.
CASPER ? Travelocity?s Roaming Gnome entices travelers to book
cheap rooms and vacation packages.
CASPER ? Utah-based Wasatch Wind announced today that it has
submitted a revised application to drop about 4,200 acres of state
trust land from its proposed wind energy project in the Northern
Laramie Range in Converse County.
CHEYENNE ? When Wyoming legislators convene Monday for the 2010
budget session, they will see a range of proposals, both old and
new, from tougher penalties on drunken driving to reining in the
federal government.
CHEYENNE ? They cut a bit here and added dollars there.
View photos of Big Horn Middle School students cross country
skiing in the Granite Canyon area of Grand Teton National Park.
Eighth-graders from the school attended Teton Science School in
Jackson this past week. The program focuses on place-based outdoor
education, utilizing Bridger-Teton National Forest, Grand Teton
National Park, and the National Elk Refuge to immerse students in
the study of ecology and animal and plant adaptation.
CASPER ? The uranium advocacy group Citizens for Uranium
Resource Education will host a public discussion about uranium
enrichment and the nuclear energy industry Thursday in
Casper.
CASPER ? More than 88 high school students completed 60-day
rehabilitation programs during the 2008-09 school year, according
to Central Wyoming Counseling Center reports.
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Camp Buffalo Bill, the Boy Scout camp on the North Fork near Yellowstone Park, will undergo a $150,000 renovation this winter and spring.
Tough economic times haven’t hurt the 12th annual Waterfall Ice Festival, with registration up from past years.
Each local person uncounted in the 2010 census will cost Cody $650-$1,000.
Three new sirens that will warn Cody residents of impending natural disasters or other serious emergencies will be installed and tested later this month.
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