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Transfer station receives more funding
State provides $100,000 for trailer, scale The state of Wyoming will help pay for equipment at the city of Powell’s planned transfer station, but it won’t give as much as the city requested. Last week, the State Loan and Investment Board (SLIB) voted to award the city $100,000 — roughly half the cost of one compaction trailer and a scale at the city’s transfer station.
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North End Water users also get state money
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Postage stamps up 1 cent this week
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Shoshone Municipal Pipeline 14-A pipeline project under way
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Jury hangs in Cody rape trial
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Potential dollars for new fair building a no-go
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City to consider remedy for pool’s peeling surface
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Arrest made in Powell Drug break-in
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Powell soldier aims for Warrior Games marksmanship team slot
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Apodaca Duals happen this weekend
Moose Cup, season series vs. Western will be decided Ownership of the Moose Cup will be established on Friday night when the seventh-ranked Northwest College wrestling team takes the mat against No. 4 North Idaho to begin the 2012 Apodaca Duals wrestling tournament at Northwest College. Friday’s encounter will be the second half of the annual home-and-away showdown between the Trappers and North Idaho. The visitors captured a three-point win when they hosted NWC at Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, earlier this wrestling season. By virtue of that victory, the Trappers will have to win by four or more points to rescue
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State provides $100,000 for trailer, scale
The state of Wyoming will help pay for equipment at the city of Powell’s planned transfer station, but it won’t give as much as the city requested.
Last week, the State Loan and Investment Board (SLIB) voted to award the city $100,000 — roughly half the cost of one compaction trailer and a scale at the city’s transfer station.
Cody dialysis center approved; Meeteetse transfer station denied
Wyoming’s statewide elected officials have given a nearly half-million dollar boost to efforts to bring North End Water Users onto the Northwest Rural Water District system.
Though their water is currently safe, a couple spikes in nitrate levels in recent years have forced North End’s roughly 200 users to find another source of water; research has shown hooking on to Northwest’s system to be the best option for the north-of-Powell residents.
An additional penny for stamps will do little to aid the ailing U.S. Postal Service with a deficit in the billions of dollars, nor will it aid businesses striving to make a buck in a weak economy.
Effective Sunday, Jan. 22, first class stamps at the post office increased by 1 cent, bringing the cost to 45 cents per stamp.