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Town Council News

Basin resident seeks answers on dog license fee increase and spending

By KARLA POMEROY
Several months ago the Basin Town Council heard concerns about cat issues in town and Monday the issue was dogs, specifically a lack of an animal control program.



Predator Board Meeting

BHC Predator board sets budget, expects shortfall
By BRENDA TENBOER
Members of the Big Horn County Predator Management Board met Feb. 22 in Greybull and finalized figures for the 2010-2011 fiscal year. The budget will be submitted to the Wyoming Animal Damage Management Board, along with a grant request of $219,000.



Basin Recycling project

Recycling program moves forward
By KARLA POMEROY
Basin Citizens for Recycling got the go ahead from the Basin Town Council to proceed with raising funds to purchase a recycling trailer.



State Wrestling Champs

Behind 11 placers, G-R ends Cokeville’s reign in 2A
By Nathan Oster
After a 15-year drought, Greybull-Riverside is once again the toast of the Class 2A wrestling world.



State Senate Report

Senate report: Concealed weapon bill concerns chief

By KARLA POMEROY
“We’re on the downhill slide now,” Sen. Gerald Geis said Monday of the 2010 Legislative Budget Session.



State House Update

State Legislature gets budget readings under way

By TOM BURKINDINE

The state budget is the topic of the week as the Wyoming Legislature continues its biennial budgetary session. A first reading of the budget went through both the House of Representatives and the Senate on Monday with a second reading planned for Tuesday with any budget amendments being introduced. A third reading is planned for Thursday.



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