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Federal Officials Predict ‘Challenging’ Fire Season

Wyoming State Forestry PhotoOfficials  with the U.S. Department of the Interior and Department of Agriculture say the upcoming fire season could be a difficult one, especially along the Pacific Coast and Southwest ranging into parts of Idaho and Southwest Montana

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Laramie County Library (Doug Randall/TSM)
Laramie County Library (Doug Randall/TSM)
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County Assessor To Address Town Hall Meeting

Laramie County Assessor Brenda Arnold will be the featured speaker at a Town Hall Meeting organized by the Laramie County Commission on Tuesday night at the Laramie County Library.

Arnold will be on hand to answer questions about tax bills, property valuations and related issues

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(Courtesy Visit Cheyenne)
(Courtesy Visit Cheyenne)
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Cheyenne Street Trolley Tours Underway

The Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley Tours are underway for the summer of 2013 season.

The tours had a special kickoff this weekend for Laramie County residents and begin their normal summer schedule today, offering 90 minute narrated tours weekdays including stops at some of Cheyenne's top attractions, including several historic buildings in the city

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(Courtesy Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power)
(Courtesy Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power)
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‘Power of Trees’ Tree Planting Saturday

Employees from Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power as well as volunteers from the Cheyenne Cottonwood Society and the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Leadership Cheyenne Class will be celebrating ''The Power of Trees" Saturday

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Senator John Barrasso, R-WY, photo courtesy Senator Barrasso Facebook page
Senator John Barrasso, R-WY, photo courtesy Senator Barrasso Facebook page
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Barrasso:Federal Government Not Paying It’s Bills

Wyoming Senator John Barrasso says the federal government is "not paying it's bills" by withholding about $110 million in money from mineral severance taxes to 35 states, including Wyoming.

Barrasso says congress approved sequestration spending cuts, but says the mineral money is not part of those cuts and is owed to the states

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(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
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‘Stamp Out Hunger’ Food Drive Satruday

The National Association of Letter Carriers will be conducting their 21st annual "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive on Saturday, May11.

United Way of Laramie County spokeswoman Sarah Weber says the food collected locally will be distributed through several local agencies, including Comea House, Needs Inc

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