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I remain fascinated by the weather; it is so wonderfully variable. I recall a meteorological reference to the weather being, “normal; chaotic.” Every year presents its own unique events. This year we’ve had a lot of up and down, especially recently. In general, I don’t like summer. To me, no day can be deemed acceptable if the temperature exceeds 89 degrees. So, I watch the temperature closely in August, hoping that we’ll have cold spells as we await autumn. And I’ve been pleased to note that we had exactly that during August. Yeah, we ha...
TEN SLEEP - The Ten Sleep Lady Pioneers (4-11) have shown flashes of being an excellent team but at the same time have had the miscues common of a young learning team. On Friday night Ten Sleep lost at home to conference foe Dubois (6-8) 3-1 and Saturday night, still in the friendly confines of Ten Sleep Gymnasium, dropped another match to conference rival Burlington 3-0. Against Burlington the Lady Pioneers took leads late in each of the three games but could not string together a series of...
WORLAND - After losing to Douglas 3-1 in their first home match of the 2016 season Friday night. The Worland Lady Warriors (12-2) regrouped for their next home match Saturday afternoon and swiftly sent the Newcastle Lady Dogies (2-14) packing 3-0. Saturday, Worland was without seniors Bailey Gibbons (rodeo) and Lyndzi Rich (recruiting visit) but the team used its depth and a laser like focus to pick up their first home match win of the season. While Newcastle was not the quality of opponent...
LINDEN, N.J. (AP) — An Afghan immigrant wanted for questioning in the bombings that rocked a New York City neighborhood and a New Jersey shore town was captured Monday after being wounded in a gun battle with police that erupted when he was discovered sleeping in a bar doorway, authorities said. Ahmad Khan Rahami, 28, appeared conscious, his upper right arm bandaged and bloodied, as he was loaded into an ambulance in Linden. Authorities said he underwent surgery for a gunshot wound to the leg. Two officers were wounded in the shootout but w...
ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) — The stabbings of nine people at a Minnesota mall look to be the work of a “lone attacker,” officials said Monday, and federal authorities are looking at whether it was a potential act of terrorism in an immigrant-rich state that has struggled to stop the recruiting of its young men by groups including the Islamic State. “We haven’t uncovered anything that would suggest other than a lone attacker at this point,” St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson said at a news conference with Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton. “If that ch...
WORLAND —A citizen-driven collaborative group established to make recommendations on roadless are management on the Bighorn National Forest will meet in Worland Wednesday. The Shoshone Conservation District in north Big Horn County proposed establishing a roadless area collaborative group to address the inconsistency between the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule and the 2005 Bighorn National Forest Revised Land and Resource Management Plan. Conservation District board director Keith Grant said the group started under the governor’s Task For...
CHEYENNE (AP) — Wyoming will hold one debate for U.S. House seat before the general election. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports that unless candidates can agree to another event, the only debate will be Oct. 20 in Casper. Republican Liz Cheney, Democrat Ryan Greene, Libertarian Lawrence Struempf and Constitution Party candidate Daniel Cummings are scheduled to face off. The Casper Star-Tribune and Wyoming PBS will host the debate. The event will be free and will also be broadcast on Wyoming PBS and streamed online....
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