New year likely to bring several changes to GR School District 2
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Many important decisions were made by the Sweetwater County School District No. 2 Board of Trustees in 2008.
2008 brings controversial ordinances, some new faces to GR Council
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Green River was pretty busy in 2008. New ordinances were created, some changed and problems were solved.
Elected officials look to future
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The past year has been a time of change politically and 2009 promises transformation as well.
Heroin ring busted
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Investigation into the death of Garrick Bybee, 18, of Green River provided information that led to the arrest of six people on various drug charges.
Railroad requests permit for oil storage in Green River yard
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Union Pacific wants to store used oil — more than 11,000 gallons — in the Green River rail yard.
Local holiday sales reportedly good
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The latest economic summary from the state of Wyoming claims Wyoming is faring better than the nation as a whole.
Rocky Mountain Power plans $6 billion transmission project
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Wyoming has the ability to create lots of electricity but getting it out of the state is another matter.
City gives nod to sign
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Once again, the question about what type of signs should appear on buildings in the historic downtown area was brought up at the Green River City Council.
City gives nod to sign
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Once again, the question about what type of signs should appear on buildings in the historic downtown area was brought up at the Green River City Council.
Rocky Mountain Power plans $6 billion transmission project
News from www.greenriverstar.com @ December 17, 2008 # Comments Off
Wyoming has the ability to create lots of electricity but getting it out of the state is another matter.