Archive - Mar 2011 - News

St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Buffalo will host a Baked Potato Fundraiser for Danielle Dull and her family Thursday, March 17 from 11am until 1pm, at the church located at 615 N. Burritt.

The Buffalo City Council, at their meeting Tuesday night, approved more than $26,000 for needed repairs to the city-owned YMCA Building.

The American Legion Hall in Buffalo will host a fundraiser dinner on Thursday, St. Patty's Day from 4:30 to 7pm.

On the menu is corned beef and cabbage, of course, and Irish Stew with an American Twist.

The City of Sheridan continues to work with the consulting firm of Russell Mills Studios on the development of design standards for the High Tech Business Park in north Sheridan. The consultants have performed a series of interviews with stakeholders to receive input on the content of the document.

March 15th was the deadline for voters to attempt to get Sheridan to the #1 position of the Top Dozen Distinctive Destinations for 2011, from the list initially selected by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

42-year-old David Scott Bliss, formerly of Sheridan, was sentenced on March 2, 2011 in U.S. District Court – District of Arizona on one count of Possession of an Unregistered Firearm, a Class C Felony offense.

Electronic Medical Records was the focus of a special meeting of the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Tuesday.

A packed room full of dignitaries, financial supporters, staff and clients gathered Tuesday morning at the new Volunteers of America Milestones Children's Home. Officially open for business, several speakers made brief presentations before the Sheridan County Chamber Ambassadors cut the ribbon.

The Sheridan County Commissioners approved the allocation of $250,000 to Green House Living for Sheridan at their meeting Tuesday. Sheridan County Administrative Director Renee' Obermueller explains how the County was able to provide the funding for Green House.

The Johnson County Commission, County Road and Bridge, WyDOT and JLM Engineering have been jointly planning work on Trabing Road for nearly five years.