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Robert Naiman, Policy Director of Just Foreign Policy will be our guest today on The Morning Zone at 7:37AM MDT. Osama bin Laden is dead and buried at sea, and while some are critical over the White House decision to not release a post-mortem photo, Robert Naiman thinks the real issue is whether the war is over and our troops can come back home. “Matthew Cassel put it

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Today at 8:07AM MDT, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Cindy Hill will be back on The Mornoing Zone with Dave Chaffin to update us on the latest issues and events concerning the state's public education, both in public schools and institutions of higher learning.

First at 7:07, Frosty

Former Attorney General Pat Crank will guest in The Morning Zone Thursday at 7:07 AM MDT, to give his candid view of the proposed, contraversial Prairie View Elementary School.

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By Frosty Wooldridge

My friend Dr. Diana Hull, living in the midst of California’s cultural, linguistic and population fiasco—talks about the serious consequences of injecting America’s culture with antagonistic foreign paradigms

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Last year over 735 children were victims of child abuse, and of those, 450 cases were substantiated in Wyoming Courts. Child abuse affects every demographic, social strata and religion, and today we will take this up for discussion during our Kids At Risk Segment of  The Morning Zone at 7:07AM MDT.

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Today at 7:07AM MDT, in our Kids At Risk segment in The Morning Zone, we will explore a new report out this weekthat shows social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter can have some real benefits as well as risks for our children

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Mayor Rick Kaysen will be our 7:37AM guest today on The Morning Zone. We will get the latest from the mayor on what's happening with the issue of extending a city water line to the proposed location of the new Prairie Winds Elementary School and the City's view of this location. We will also ask him abo

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Amy Richards reports the Wyoming Department of Education says its new website is user friendly. Doug Randall says nearly $15 million in Wyoming highway contracts have been awarded. Click past jump to listen.

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