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Last week I sent the second quarter report cards home with the boys for their parents’ perusal. Through the help of our county school superintendent, I had located some old fashioned printed cards that require a response from the parents.
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By Marilyn J. Drew
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2/11/20
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I’ve heard some folks say that our state hasn’t executed anyone since 1992, so it doesn’t make sense that the Diocese of Cheyenne should join other groups who are seeking to repeal …
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By Mike Leman
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2/11/20
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Gar doesn’t cook and it’s hard to understand.
He’s always told our kids, “If you can read, you can learn to do anything because there’s books written about …
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By Trena Eiden
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2/6/20
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At this pivotal moment for both our state’s finances and education system, the Wyoming Legislature should go beyond just “recalibrating” the cost of our current education system and …
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By Cindy DeLancey
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2/6/20
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On Nov. 8, I flew out of the Cody airport to go home to North Carolina. As we began our long trek across the country, my thoughts quickly turned toward my heartache of knowing it could become the day …
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By Melinda Penry
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2/6/20
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As I start my 35th year in police work, and as we begin 2020, I was recently working night shift, driving the streets of Powell in the early morning hours. I began to think about certain calls that I …
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By Matt Brilakis
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2/4/20
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A November column introduced the importance of artificial and natural light when growing an indoor garden. Besides lighting you will also need to monitor temperature, humidity, water and nutrition. …
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By Katherine Clarkson
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2/4/20
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We all recently learned that Northwest College plans to offer a new activity to its students: namely, video game competitions rebranded as esports. This news gave me pause. Right up front, I’ll …
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By Pat Stuart
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1/30/20
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In Aramaic the word “nazir” means to sacrifice, set aside or dedicate. I remember our parents used the term nazir to teach us acts of charity. Often times, my mother would say …
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By Autourina Mains
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1/30/20
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How to put a monetary value on a Bible? I’d guess your standard NIV at around $30, with an audible, as translated by Donald Trump, much pricier. Priceless though, are those years-old, tattered …
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By Doug Blough
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1/28/20
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Back in November, I decided to take two or three weeks off before once again returning my photo to the Tribune’s opinion page.
I wasn’t exactly taking this time off because I was tired …
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By Don Amend
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1/28/20
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Here it is, Sunday morning and I’m heading down an online rabbit hole on a quest to find Forrest Fenn’s treasure.
First video: Toby Younis and the “Church of the Search.” …
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By Mark Davis
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1/23/20
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Turns out Torrington, Wyoming, is a hotbed of international culture and influence. Who knew?
Certainly not me until I covered the Eastern Wyoming College Lancer men and women here in Powell …
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By Steve Moseley
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1/23/20
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In wrapping up 2019, I kept thinking about 1999 and how Y2K was going to be “the end” of us all. Now, here we are, 20 years later (with more gigabytes on our phones than our computers …
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By Bill Harvison
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1/23/20
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As one of your representatives to the board of trustees of Northwest College, I have recently been approached by several members of this community. The comments are usually directed to the question …
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By Carolyn Danko
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1/21/20
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Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.”
It’s a great phrase and came to mind because I’ve talked to too many people who’ve never been inside our local …
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By Pat Stuart
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1/16/20
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This is a story about Wyoming’s near future, though it takes place in Arizona.
Entering Page, Arizona, the plan was to ask one question of 10 people: “With the closing of the …
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By Tom Gagnon
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1/16/20
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I was actually running in the Boston Marathon! If someone would have told me five years ago I would run a marathon, let alone qualify for Boston, I would not have believed them. But here I was!
As …
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By Jenne Wittwer
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1/16/20
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About now, most of us are wondering why we told anyone our New Year’s resolutions — that we were gonna lose weight, quit smoking, be nicer, keep the laundry done, stop eating sugar, take …
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By Trena Eiden
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1/14/20
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With the dawn of a new year, we naturally look to the future and express our hopes and expectations for the coming year. Now is a good time to do the same for Wyoming politics, as our state’s …
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By Khale Lenhart
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1/14/20
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