Archive - Jan 27, 2016 - News

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At approximately 1:33 am Sheridan Fire-Rescue was dispatched to 48 North Jefferson for a reported structure fire.

Jay Stender presented the information on Forward Sheridan and commercial air service. (Leslie Stratmoen Photo)

Wyoming legislators were asked to allocate money for air service, support farm to school and pre-kindergarten readiness programs and identify possible funding opportunities for a mountain recreation area, during the morning session of the legislative forum held Tuesday in Sheridan.

Sheridan College President Dr. Paul Young (Photo Ron Richter ©)

Funding for enrollment growth was a topic addressed by Sheridan College President Dr. Paul Young during Tuesday’s Legislative Forum at Sheridan City Hall.

VOA President and CEO Jeff Holsinger (Photo Ron Richter ©)

Volunteers of America were one of eight presenters Tuesday afternoon at the Legislator Forum held at Sheridan City Hall.

Sheridan County School District #3 Superintendent Charles Auzqui (Photo Ron Richter ©)

The afternoon session Tuesday of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Legislator Forum began with Sheridan County School District #3 Superintendent Charles Auzqui updating legislators on the current status of the three schools within the district.

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Concerns over wording in an agreement between the county and Ptolemy Data Systems over their backing up and protection of county data has led the commissioners to authorize Deputy County Attorney Barry Crago to make changes to the agreement and send it back to Ptolemy for their consideration.

Buffalo Chamber Of Commerce Director Angela Fox.

A party atmosphere from the 1920s will be featured this weekend at this year's Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Winter Gathering.
It is a major fundraiser for the chamber, according to Director Angela Fox.

Buffalo City Planner Lynn Barrett

City Planning Director Lynn Barrett has asked for the public's help in securing grant funding for a study to look into the possibility of a flood mitigation project west of Buffalo that will collect flash storm runoff and protect the northen end of town from flooding like that which happened in the spring of 2015, which caused extensive damage to many homes and businesses in the city.