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A ‘Great-Great’ Wrestling Fan (opens the original)
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On Taylor’s 100th year, folks recall decades of public service, love for DHS grapplers & family Until this year, Dorothy Taylor had been to every single state wrestling tournament since 1965. She was only kept from this year’s due to knee problems that kept her from joining the family for her 61st year. That dedication to family and the community was on full display this past weekend as two major celebrations — one at the Moose Lodge on Saturday and another at Bobbi’s House on Sunday — saw hundr
Wasting Away CCCD, vendor accept heaps of household hazardous wastes from residents during annual event (opens the original)
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Paint, oil, lye and other hazardous materials are unsafe and often unable to be disposed of in regular trash or at a landfill. That’s where the Converse County Conservation District comes in by hosting their yearly Household Hazardous Waste Day. “Everybody gets excess items that they don’t end up using, and the landfill doesn’t take all of it here. So it’s a an event that we can sponsor, and then that stuff gets safely disposed of in an appropriate facility,” CCCD District Manager Michelle Hunti
New batch of alumni join the ranks of DHS greats (opens the original)
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It’s official, a new group of Bearcats have joined the ranks of the Douglas High School Alumni Hall of Fame. “Every time we do this, it goes off without a without a hitch, and I’m always impressed by the people that get inducted,” Alumni HOF Chairman Mel Barker said. For this year’s ceremony, the hall, which was born in 2020 out of a passion to “tell our own story,” welcomed four new members: Gay Bolln (class of 1961) was honored for her “distinguished career in healthcare” including time at Mem
Climbing for the fallen (opens the original)
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On Sept. 11, 2001, hundreds of first responders rushed to the scene of the horrific attacks as they worked to save the lives of the thousands trapped in the Twin Towers. 422 of them didn’t make it home. To honor those fallen, and as a way to promote fitness in the com- munity, Tom Holt began the annual MHCC stair climb two years ago. “Kerry Shatto in our organization is very much part of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department. I have relatives who are lifelong people in the fire department, and I
Saving Grace pantry receives $5,000 Wyoming Hunger Initiative grant, underwritten by Focus Clean Energy (opens the original)
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Since its opening, Saving Grace Food Pantry has serviced hundreds of families in Converse County. That hard work hasn’t gone unnoticed locally or even statewide. First Lady Jennie Gordon and her Wyoming Hunger Initiative have paid close attention. “When we heard that their pantry had closed (referring to King’s Portion) and there was only one other entity in town, I was really worried for the community. The way they stepped up, came with the mobile pantries, and then this group that got together
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