Kaycee NewsLocal news for Kaycee, WY continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.One Wyoming Life- October 23, 2007 "They looked like they were looking at heaven." Luck happens. Life is what you make of it. Warren Chadwick grabbed luck -- good, bad and hard -- by the horns to wrangle a half-dozen careers, a family and a legacy from military service, ranching, business, ... via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/one-wyoming-life?fromrss=1 Attorneys argue murder vs. crime of passion- October 23, 2007 "Somebody is going to die today" Attorneys argue murder vs. crime of passion By JOSHUA WOLFSON Star-Tribune staff writer Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Edward Taylor shot Mark Fisher to death around 6:30 p.m. on April 1. That much is not in ... via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/attorneys-argue-murder-vs-crime-of-passion?fro... Murder trial begins today- October 22, 2007 "Okay, I will watch for him here" By JOSHUA WOLFSON Star-Tribune staff writer Monday, October 22, 2007 A little before 6:30 p.m. on April 1, police dispatchers received a 911 call from the home of Mark Fisher. via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/murder-trial-begins-today?fromrss=1 Governor recommends property tax relief for seniors- October 19, 2007 "I believe it is time to ask the voters if they want to amend the Constitution to allow future legislators to authorize homeowner tax relief" Citing stymied efforts in the past, Gov. Dave Freudenthal Thursday proposed slashing property tax bills for those 65 and older by as much as 50 percent, with conditions. via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/governor-recommends-property-tax-relief-for-se... LeDoux tribute set for November- October 19, 2007 "I tell everyone I recruit, education comes first, and rodeo comes second." LeDoux tribute set for November By JASA SANTOS Star-Tribune staff writer Friday, October 19, 2007 Chris LeDoux did more than sing songs and rodeo. via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/ledoux-tribute-set-for-november-2?fromrss=1 LeDoux tribute set for November- October 19, 2007 "I tell everyone I recruit, education comes first, and rodeo comes second." LeDoux tribute set for November By JASA SANTOS Star-Tribune staff writer Friday, October 19, 2007 Chris LeDoux did more than sing songs and rodeo. via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/ledoux-tribute-set-for-november?fromrss=1 Housing program hits snag- October 15, 2007 "I had hoped that the program would be up and running and we would have a chance to see the rules and get a grasp on how it will work" The state's new housing infrastructure pilot project hit a snag when legislative leaders recently rejected rules adopted by the Wyoming Business Council. via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/housing-program-hits-snag?fromrss=1 Equalize funding for cities, counties- October 13, 2007 "We don't have the resources to finance world-class communities like we did with the schools" Unlike Wyoming's public schools, the level of local government services in the state varies widely largely because of a great disparity in mineral wealth among counties. via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/equalize-funding-for-cities-counties?fromrss=1 State program off course- October 11, 2007 "We've taken very good care of impacted counties, but we didn't take good care of what this program was intended to do" John Joyce of Manderson, a member of the Big Horn Regional Joint Powers Board, is concerned the State Loan and Investment Board is moving away from grants for regional water systems and rural water districts. via Casper Star Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/state-program-off-course?fromrss=1 Drainages retain protection- October 8, 2007 "But this has caused some problems for the coal-bed methane and oil and gas industry, since they would prefer to discharge produced water without having to comply with aquatic life standards" By BRODIE FARQUHAR Star-Tribune correspondent Monday, October 08, 2007 Three tributary drainages of Crazy Woman Creek, between Kaycee and Buffalo, will continue to have basic environmental protection, after two ... via Casper Star-Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/kaycee-wy/2007/10/drainages-retain-protection?fromrss=1 |