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The Sheridan Public Arts Committee has commissioned the Sheridan City Council and Mayor Dave Kinskey to judge the 20 on-loan art sculptures in downtown Sheridan. Councilor Kristin Kelly says she's looking forward to taking the sculpture tour.

This Saturday night (Nov.23), there will be plenty of singing and dancing at the Sheridan College Whitney Academic Center, as the Gillette College Energy City Voices will be performing “One Singular Sensation”.

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Clearmont town council members will give first reading to a flood prevention ordinance and second reading to an ordinance setting utility rates when they meet tonight, Monday, Nov. 18.

(Photo by Ron Richter)

The Sheridan City Council will work with a light agenda this evening, as there are only a couple of items up for consideration. The Public Arts Committee will be giving a presentation that will involve the Council says Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey.

Ranchester's Town Council will give second-reading consideration to an ordinance setting limits to bars serving food to minors at this week's meeting. The session will start at 6:30 Tuesday night at Town Hall.

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