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Under the current contract, which expires June 30, the shelter gets paid $800,000 a year to serve as the city and county’s designated open-intake shelter.

Under the current contract, which expires June 30, the shelter gets paid $800,000 a year to serve as the city and county’s designated open-intake shelter.

A discussion of the recently announced decision by the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County to end their contract with the Cheyenne Animal Shelter will be discussed on the ''Weekend in Wyoming program.

Under the current contract, which expires June 30, the shelter gets paid $800,000 a year to serve as the city and county’s designated open-intake shelter.

A discussion of the recently announced decision by the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County to end their contract with the Cheyenne Animal Shelter will be discussed on the ''Weekend in Wyoming program.

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A MAN from Henley wants compensation for the stress he suffered after his energy suppliers mistakenly sent him a bill of more than £29,000. Patrick Collin...

Hudson Bay Capital has essentially agreed to make sure the troubled retailer will sell roughly $1 billion in shares as it tries to avoid bankruptcy.

A yearslong project to bring a new data center to Cheyenne is nearing the finish line, Mayor Patrick Collins says.

A yearslong project to bring a new data center to Cheyenne is nearing the finish line, Mayor Patrick Collins says.