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Local Election Discussions: Ken A. Esquibel & Maren Kallas (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - The meat of Election Season is rapidly approaching, as in just over a month we will know who will represent Wyoming and all of the cities and counties that make up the state. Wyoming News Now spoke to two more residents who are eyeing a spot on Cheyenne's City Council. For incumbent Ken A. Esquibel, keeping the council experienced fuels his Cheyenne City Council Ward III re-election motivation, as with the untimely passing colleague Scott Roybal and a career change for Dr. Mark
Hanwha Renewables eyes Belvoir Ranch for its next solar project (opens the original)
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Laramie County, Wyo. - Just recently, a portion of the city owned Belvoir Ranch was officially opened for public use. However, a new project has publicly emerged for this land following a recent Cheyenne City Council work session, one that looks to add to what the already prevalent wind turbines on the land provide, energy. Ward II Councilman Tom Segrave states, "this is a project that's been in the works for five years. It's been a council goal. And really what it is, is just a an asset of the
Cheyenne City Council advance proposed projects in latest council meeting (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - During Monday's Cheyenne City Council Meeting 33 agenda items were up for discussion as the city leaders made decisions. Wyoming News Now spoke to a council member to get a recap of their latest gathering. Ward II council member Dr. Mark Rinne states, "Got a little contentious at times, not only among not only from the audience, but even among the council a little bit, but generally it went about how I anticipated." Many ordinances looking to shake up Cheyenne saw second reading
Bally's proposed off-track betting facility taking steps, final vote to come September 28 (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - For over two years now the Old Chicago Pizza + Taproom has been vacant, but some recent developments are calling for that to no longer be the case. However what is being proposed is not the the same business-type that operated before. Ward III Council member Ken Esquibel states, "I was surprised because they (Old Chicago) really seemed like they were doing pretty good every time I went in there, you know, it was pretty much packed." For years Old Chicago graced its location just
Old West Museum combining presidential and culinary history through its first-ever "How to Eat Like a President" event (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - A current exhibit within the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum puts in detail that Cheyenne is no stranger when it comes to presidential visits. However, the Museum is taking that history a step further by means of food. Registrar Curtis Olson states, "it was the 250th this year, and we were doing the presidential exhibit anyway. And it just kind of popped into our head. And it was such an outside of the box idea for what we usually do." For the first time ever, The Cheyenn
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