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C17 Crime Clips for Friday, Nov. 13
GILLETTE, Wyo. — Here is a summary of notable crimes in and around Gillette yesterday, Nov. 12, obtained through law enforcement reports compiled by the Gillette Police Department and the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office. Drugs, Nov. 12, CCSO. Deputies stopped a 2024 Chrysler Pacifica for going 35 mph...
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California Man Accused Of Threatening Gillette Cop's Family After Bar Fight
A California man accused of threatening to shoot a woman at a Gillette Mexican restaurant, fighting police and then threatening an officer's wife and children posted a $25,000 through Liberty 360 Bail Bonds on Tuesday and was released from jail. Ricardo Marin, born in 1994, faces two felony charges stemming...
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‘I know how they feel’: Gillette man heads mission that helped save him
GILLETTE, Wyo. –– Brian Goich has lived a lifetime of pain and struggle in his 33 years. Sober now for more than three years, he’s replaced a world of addiction and petty crime with school and steady work. “Now I’m a professional in the community. It’s just kind of crazy how it worked out,” he said. “God’s timing, for sure.”
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Marsh Valley's Olivia Cieslak signs with Gillette College
ARIMO − Years of dedicated hard work and a love for the game have led Marsh Valley High School’s Olivia Cieslak to continue her soccer career at Gillette College in Gillette, Wyoming. Choosing Gillette came down to more than just playing soccer. It was an environment where Cieslak felt she could grow as a person and be challenged as an athlete. “What led me to choosing Gillette College was the competitiveness, not in a toxic way, but in a way where everyone wanted to push each other to be better,” she said. The recruiting process was far from easy. After she visited several schools and talked with a number of coaches, Gillette just felt right. Cieslak’s mother, Tesha, also noticed the early connection. “We visited a couple of schools, and she had talked to several coaches, but the minute we toured Gillette and met the coaches and team, there was a spark in her eyes, and I just knew it was the place for her,” Tesha said. Cieslak signed her letter of intent earlier this week, marking the start of a new chapter and an opportunity to compete in college. “Knowing I get to play at the next level with
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Cheyenne Central Girls Win First State Title Since 2004 At Wyoming 4A Championships
SCY (25 yards) After the Cheyenne Central boys’ swimming and diving team snapped a 13-year state title drought in March, the school’s girls’ team ended a longer drought at the Wyoming High School Activities Association 4A Girls State Swimming Championships. For the first time since 2004, Cheyenne...