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"Too close to home," alleged university poisoning shocks Wyoming residents
Laramie, Wyo. - What started as a University of Wyoming student feeling "weird" has now blown up into an alleged case of poisoning. Wyoming News Now was recently in Laramie and had conversations with residents who explained some details, and thoughts on the occurrence. An anonymous university faculty member states,...
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(LETTER) Support Bryant for Cheyenne City Council
Cap City News publishes letters, cartoons and opinions as a public service. The content does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Cap City News or its employees. Letters to the editor can be submitted by emailing editor@oilcity.news. Dear Cheyenne,. I am writing in support of Bill Bryant for Cheyenne City...
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WY Women’s History House Courtyard To Be Rededicated To Senator Cynthia Lummis, Jon Johnson & Ray Hunkins; Bobbi Barrasso And Diana Enzi To Be Honored With Garden Dedications
On Friday, October 23 from 2 – 4 pm, a ceremony will be held to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Louisa Swain Foundation and its Wyoming Women’s History House in downtown Laramie. The ceremony will rededicate the courtyard and dedicate gardens in the newly renovated space. BACKGROUND:
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Cheyenne annexation plans could redraw city boundaries: committee forwards measures to final vote
Two major land proposals in Cheyenne moved closer to final approval Monday, setting the stage for a large western heritage complex and a separate industrial project that could add another data center on the city’s southern edge. The Public Services Committee recommended both sets of annexation and zoning ordinances advance to the City Council, where officials are scheduled to take final votes next week.
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Data center regulations postponed again as Planning Commission reviews UDC amendments
CHEYENNE — Members of the city of Cheyenne’s Planning Commission recommended several amendments to the city’s Unified Development Code on Monday, but again postponed action on proposed data center regulations for two weeks to allow for additional review. Before the commission was an item regarding UDC text amendments creating 1.1.8 Public Records, No Confidentiality Agreements; 1.1.9 Development Agreements; 5.7.1 Data Centers; and 5.8.9 Construction Uses, as well as amending 1.4.3 Defined Terms; 4.5.3 Water and Sewerage; and 4.5.4 Utilities. This is the second time the text amendments have come before the Planning Commission. At the Oct. 5 meeting, commissioners voted to postpone them until Monday’s meeting due to the complexity of the proposals, they said at the time. Initially on Monday’s agenda as one item, Planning Commission members moved to split each section apart to be potentially amended and voted on individually. Most of the proposed code amendments were recommended for approval to the full City Council. However, commission members voted to postpone consideration of section 5.7.1, which would establish regulations regarding data centers. Specifically, the section would prohibit rooftop fans for cooling unless enclosed; require the submission of a sound study; allow for testing of equipment and for lot
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Proposed city agriculture updates hit Cheyenne Public Services committee today
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The City of Cheyenne is considering adopting a series of changes to its Unified Development Code to modernize rules around urban agriculture. If the city’s Public Services Committee advances the proposals today and they are fully adopted Nov. 9, regulations on things like unpaved parking areas and agritourism operations would ease up.
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McCormick Junior High could get new science tables with LCSD1 approval tonight
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Laramie County School District 1 Board of Trustees will look to approve the purchase of 72 science tables for McCormick Junior High in its meeting tonight. The board will also hear updates on PODER Academy, recognize the employees and students around the district that accomplished big things over the last month and hear comment on a policy update.
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Make way for the Deadhead Express: Cheyenne’s downtown trick-or-treat gets an interactive makeover
CHEYENNE — In the 1860s, 12 passengers on the Cheyenne Railroad missed their train. Not knowing what to do, they wandered into downtown. And, of course, they got lost. Now their fates are in the hands of trick-or-treaters. The weekend before Halloween, kids and their families can head downtown for Cheyenne’s annual trick-or-treat tradition, where local businesses open their doors to give kids in costume — and perhaps a few adults with a sweet tooth — an early treat before Halloween. Corey Loghry, vice president of event host DowntownFirst, said last year, downtown was packed. It was nice, she said — but that was it. The downtown owners echoed Loghry’s concern. They needed to make the event more memorable and engaging for families. So, on Oct. 24, the annual downtown trick-or-treat is turning into an interactive experience: the Deadhead Express. On the Saturday before Halloween, trick-or-treaters will have an additional task: gather at the Cheyenne Depot, collect a golden ticket and set out to find the missing passengers, who have been wandering around since the 1860s. If they choose to accept this mission, they’ll find themselves transported to downtown Cheyenne of the past — with rewards far more decadent than
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Cheyenne teacher receiving statewide attention after award
Cheyenne, Wyo. - A Wyoming teacher for over 20 years is gaining statewide attention after receiving the Teacher of the Year award from Wyoming's Department of Education. Brian Cox grew up in Wyoming, went to college at Texas Tech, and then returned to the Cowboy State to teach. "I started...
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Government Meetings 10-17-26
Monday Wyoming Legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee, 8:30 a.m., Thyra Thomson State Office Building, Round House Conference Room, Room 3024, 444 W. Collins Drive, Casper. Livestream available at wyoleg.gov . Cheyenne City Council's Public Services Committee, 12 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, 2101 O'Neil Ave. Zoom information available at cheyennecity.org/ecm . Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities, 3 p.m., Timothy E. Wilson Board of Public Utilities’ Administration/Engineering Building, 2416 Snyder Ave., first-floor conference room. Cheyenne City Council's Planning Commission, 6 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, 2101 O'Neil Ave. Zoom information available at cheyennecity.org/ecm . Tuesday Wyoming Legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee, 8:30 a.m., Thyra Thomson State Office Building, Round House Conference Room, Room 3024, 444 W. Collins Drive, Casper. Livestream available at wyoleg.gov . Wyoming Legislature's Select Committee on School Facilities, 8:30 a.m., Thyra Thomson State Office Building, Round House Conference Room, Room 3017, 444 W. Collins Drive, Casper. Livestream available at wyoleg.gov . Cheyenne City Council's Finance Committee, 12 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, 2101 O'Neil Ave. Zoom information available at cheyennecity.org/ecm . Cheyenne Laramie County Public Health Board, noon, 100 Central Ave., second-floor conference room. Laramie County Board of County Commissioners, regular meeting, 3:30 p.m., Historic Courthouse, 310 W. 19th St.