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Wyoming shouldn’t put a price tag on civic engagement
Fees for public records as imposed by Wyoming Department of Administration and Information rules are unnecessary, undemocratic and threatening to government transparency, argues Bleizeffer.
Are some animals too smart for their own good?
UW researchers look at adaptable, intelligent wildlife that thrive — and sometimes become pests — in urban environments
DEQ land advisory board needs to stand-up for taxpayers and jobs
The Land Quality Advisory Board will reconsider strong coal reclamation bonding regulations June 27. This time they need to accept them argues Bob LeResche.
State income tax: The need is clear, even to opponents
The Joint Revenue Committee is finally talking about possibly instituting individual and corporate state income taxes, but it’s far from committed to the idea.
Salathé: The climb of the century at thirty
Wyoming climber Paul Piana reflects on his historic free ascent of the Salathé 30 years after he and partner Todd Skinner redefined what’s possible.
