Archive - May 3, 2011

Sheridan County Public Works Director Rod Liesinger

Now that the Land Use Fees for Sheridan County are incorporated into one document, County staff must bring a proposal to adjust those fees to the County Commissioners on an annual basis.

A map showing the various snotel sites around the state of Wyoming.

The final snowpack report of the year for Wyoming was released Tuesday by the Natural Resources Conservation Service. The report indicates that for the 2011 water year, the Tongue River Basin is at 137% of normal for May 1st, and 247% of the May 1, 2010 totals.

A telethon has been scheduled for between 5 a.m. EDT Wednesday, May 4th through 3 a.m. EDT Thursday, May 5th. Call 1-855-205HELP to donate to tornado disaster relief.

Sheridan Media, in conjunction with the National Association of Broadcasters, is helping get the word out about disaster relief efforts for those affected by the hundreds of tornadoes that hit the southern and Midwestern region of the country during the month of April, particularly Tuscaloosa, Alaba

Sustainable Ranching and Resource Management will be covered at a 1 1/2-day seminar and workshop May 20th and 21st.

The Ag Department at Sheridan College has teamed up with the Padlock Ranch to host a 1½-day seminar later this month.

City Council Addresses Homeowners Concerns

The Sheridan City Council Monday night listened to concerns from Sheridan resident Nel Dahmke, who was representing a group of homeowners upset over a declaratory judgment against the City.

Robin Duncan is this year's Distinguished Alum for Sheridan College's Commencement Ceremony.

The Sheridan College Alumni Advisory Committee has announced that Robin Duncan is this year's Distinguished Alum, who will be the the Keynote Speaker at Saturday's Commencement Ceremony.