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CODY - More than 300 people gathered Saturday to help dedicate Wyoming Veterans Memorial Park, a two-acre collection of memorials and quiet spaces set aside to honor veterans of many wars.
LANDER - Representatives of the oil and gas industry say they're not pleased about a newly proposed management plan for drilling in the Pinedale area.
RAWLINS - Officials in Carbon and Sweetwater counties and the communities of Rawlins and Wamsutter are at odds over how to divvy up state grant money.
CHEYENNE - The National Science Foundation has given the go-ahead for the initial design phase of a climate-modeling supercomputer in Cheyenne.
CASPER - The Wyoming Department of Family Services says it may offer temporary funding to help keep open a juvenile detention center in Casper.
LANDER - A district judge has sentenced a man to serve 45 to 50 years in prison on convictions of kidnapping a woman in Shoshoni and raping her at knifepoint last December.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - More people visited Yellowstone National Park in June, July and August than during those months last year.
GILLETTE - A basement fire killed more than 50 pets at a home in Gillette.
RAWLINS - The U.S. Bureau of Land Management plans to conduct as many as nine prescribed burns in southern Wyoming this fall.
GREEN RIVER - Green River City Councilman Pete Rust says the problem has gotten out of hand: Too many dog owners aren't cleaning up after their pets in city parks.
GREEN RIVER - City officials in Green River are discussing how to go about getting rid of abandoned trailers around town.
Sunday, September 7, 2008 Local events• Flying Cowboys 16th Annual Fly-In. Pilots from five states with 200 planes for display and flight from dawn to dusk. Sheridan. 307-674-7342.