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Wal-Mart Receives Green Light for Retail Liquor License
June 19th, 2013
By: Keith Kocinski Riverton City Council voted to allow a retail liquor license transfer from China Panda to Wal-Mart. At Tuesday’s night decision two councilmembers changed...Read More
Beer and Municipal Tax Topic of WAM Convention
June 18th, 2013
By: Keith Kocinski Last week Riverton hosted over 300 municipal personnel from the Cowboy State as part of the Wyoming Association of Municipalities annual convention. During the...Read More
Some Interesting Words Are Added to the Oxford English Dictionary
June 18th, 2013
By: Amanda del Castillo The Oxford English Dictionary added “tweet” to its list of words. Besides a chirp of a small or young bird, the word is now also defined as a posting made on...Read More
Wyoming Becoming an Outdoors Woman
June 18th, 2013
By: Keith Kocinski Women from around the Cowboy State enjoy the summer outdoors as nearly 50 women ages 18 and over gathered at the Whiskey Mountain Conservation Camp near Dubois for...Read More
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KCWY News 13 The Governor's report on the Education office is out. We'll have reactions in tonight's newscasts. Here's a link to the full report:
http://audit.state.wy.us/PFUNDS/stateagencies.asp
June 18, 2013, 2:24 pm -
Cristine Pluntz FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PROTESTING FOR CAMERAS IN CLASSROOM
HOUSTON (June 16, 2013) - The 83rd Texas Legislature and the Governor of Texas had an extraordinary opportunity to protect children with disabilities from abuse by placing cameras in the self-contained special education classrooms. Instead of passing the bill, the legislature spent their time focusing on less pressing issues.
There has been an alarming increase in child abuse in self-contained special education classrooms in Texas over the last several years. There have been various astonishing reports such as children being placed in filing cabinets as a punishment tool.
Families of children with special needs from across the state of Texas will be protesting the decision of the Governor to not include the camera bill in the current special session.
The protest will occur at the Governor’s Mansion in Austin on Tuesday, June 18th from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For press inquiries, please contact Louis Geigerman at 281-744-8442 or at Louis@narda.org
June 17, 2013, 3:20 pm
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