Wyoming News Briefs for May 3, 2024
The following are news briefs from Wyoming News Exchange newspapers.
Source: wyomingnews.com
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PA man pleads not guilty to sexploitation of Billings teens
Freddie Betances was charged in Yellowstone County District Court. The exploitation has occurred “from a distance,” a prosecutor said in court. Betances was extradited to Billings from Pennsylvania.
Yellowstone County United States Betances Paypal Freddie Betances Montana Association Of School Psychologists National Campaign To Prevent
Source: billingsgazette.com
2024 Day trips to Ohio gardens
We know the old saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” and we know that spring rains are necessary for our ecosystem. But we just experienced the wettest April on record.
Source: progressnewspaper.org
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Benjamink Mizell Claesh Dohlman Matthew Naunheim Ear Eaton Peabody Laboratory Associate Professor Zheng Yi Chen Mass Eye Champalimaud Vision Award
Source: newswise.com
The good pick: Challenging kids to appreciate nature, one flower at a time
The golden rule of wildflower etiquette is the three words kids don’t want to hear: “Look, don’t touch.”
Source: lmtribune.com
In My Own Shoes: Not how you start, it's how you finish | Guest Columns
NOTE: Part I of this two-part column was seen on this page in last Sunday’s paper.
United States Sandy Sloane Mandy Sloan Gary Weiland World Paralympic Committee American Ninja Warrior
Source: thewesterlysun.com
Sex ed law from 2021 challenged in court | Education | bozemandailychronicle.com
A 2021 sex ed law is being challenged in court. Opponents say its restricting important education and creating a chilling effect among teachers.
Source: bozemandailychronicle.com
NICK STROBEL: Early risers gain view of planets
During May, those looking for planets will need to get up early before sunrise. Although Jupiter is technically still an evening planet, it is now so close to the sun
Source: bakersfield.com