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(LETTERS) Tax breaks and faith and voting
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Main Street, town share financials, progress on Veterans Park project
Receiving an anonymous letter at a newspaper is not an uncommon occurrence. This particular missive, received by the Glenrock Independent in late September, contained accusations against the Town of Glenrock, Mayor Bruce Roumell and Glenrock Main Street (GMS), alleging the town had paid for the new Veterans Park with taxpayer monies.
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Public comment period opens for Amoco Road study in Casper
CASPER, Wyo. — The Casper Area Metropolitan Planning Organization is seeking public input on a corridor study focused on long-term safety and travel improvements along Amoco Road. Amoco Road runs along the northern edge of Casper, connecting North Poplar Street to Bryan Stock Trail near Interstate 25, the Ford...
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Casper gives back to Billy and Mia
CASPER — Billy Welch was mere feet away from where he and his iconic dog Mia were recognized by Casper’s mayor fewer than three weeks before, but his mood reflected the overcast and glum weather that took over the city this week. On Sept. 22, Welch and his dog Mia were in high spirits. Days later, Mayor Ray Pacheco would offer the pair a plaque recognizing their years of charitable work in Casper’s community, offering Mia’s likeness and love to those in need. Seated on a worn green couch toward the back of Metro Coffee on David Street, Welch recounted a chapter of his career that came to an end on Oct. 13: A two-plus year stretch of employment at the west-side Walmart, where Mia’s unique outfits earned her recognition that the two levied to lend their support to businesses, fundraisers, festivals and Casperites. During an exchange of pleasantries, Welch said he felt “good” that morning, but a few frank words demonstrated a loss greater than many would expect. An introvert by habit, the combination of a public-facing position and his canine companion offered Welch connection to his community that had been missing for about a year, since he moved