Archive - Mar 2011 - News

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality has issued a recommendation to the City of Sheridan in regard to the City's variance request on the proposed expansion of the landfill. DEQ has ruled that the City needs to further investigate alternative sites for a new landfill.

Shortly after being found guilty in November of 2010 for the 1st Degree Murder of 42-year-old Gerald Bloom, Sheridan resident Shawn Osborne hired Attorney Keith Goody from Washington State to represent him.

Tuesday we told you about the City of Sheridan Council work session where the results of the curbside recycling pilot program were presented.

This year's Opening Day is Saturday, May 7, but the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum in Buffalo is plenty busy in their off-season.

At a special meeting Tuesday afternoon, the Johnson County Airport Board voted to award a contract for repairing a slide at the north end of the runway that poses no danger to aircraft, but is in need of repair, and also to install a newer lighting system to assist pilots when landing.

The Sheridan City Council held a work session Monday to hear the results from the Curbside Recycling Pilot program that began last summer and wrapped up in February.

The City of Sheridan Planning Commission at their meeting Monday night approved the site plan for the new location of the Wyoming Rib and Chop House at 5th and Main Street in Sheridan.

A special meeting of the Johnson County Airport Board will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the airport.

Volunteers of America of the Northern Rockies has lost a major portion of its grant funding for Johnson County's Youth Services Program, which provides alternatives to secure detention.

Johnson County Commissioners approved and signed a contract for a company to begin scanning and storing documents from the courthouse.