Archive - Jun 2012 - News

At their meeting June 5th, the Buffalo City Council approved on second reading Ordinance No. 1357, the Annual Appropriation Bill in the amount of $13,883,607.

The appropriation is for FY 2013 from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has recruited three college students for summer work at the Story fish hatchery. Information specialist with the Game and Fish, Warren Mischke, said these interns will shoulder a big responsibility.

It was a balmy summer evening, just perfect for a picnic and that's what the one hundred-plus crowd did at the Sheridan Inn Friday night.

It was the first fundraiser of the summer to help with The Inn's operational costs and help stave off foreclosure of The Inn by the bank.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg recently proposed a ban on super-sized sugary drinks to help combat obesity there.

At their last meeting May 30, the Johnson County Healthcare Cente Board of Trustees received mostly positive news concerning patient numbers, donations and the recruitment of a family physician.

The Amie Holt Care Center is holding steady at 39 residents through the month of May.

Substantial wildfires have already claimed hundreds of acres across the state this year.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a one-day seminar next Wednesday to help innovating minds copyright and protect their ideas.

(AP) - The head of the Pavillion Area Concerned Citizens is questioning whether the top state regulator of oil and gas development should keep his job after he said greed is motivating people in the Pavillion area to blame gas development for polluting groundwater. John Fenton called on Gov.

The recent filing of objections to the permit request for Croell Redi-Mix to operate a gravel mine near Shell Creek Road raised the question of what it takes to get a permit in the first place.

Sheridan Memorial Hospital has recently launched their Facebook page and they want you to “like” them. Hospital Marketing Manager Danae Brandjord explains that liking their page could net you some neat items.