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Lane County area candidates raised millions in campaign contributions - Vimarsana News

Lane County area candidates raised millions in campaign contributions

Nine candidates for races in the Register-Guard's coverage area got six-figure sums for their campaigns. Explore campaign contributions.

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Down To One Working Ambulance, Lusk's Emergency Request Denied By State Board - Vimarsana News

Down To One Working Ambulance, Lusk's Emergency Request Denied By State Board

The town of Lusk is down to one fully functioning ambulance, and will have to find some other way to get another one as the State Loan and Investment Board on Thursday rejected its request for an emergency grant.

Clearmont Town Council Discusses Several Items - Vimarsana News

Clearmont Town Council Discusses Several Items

Clearmont Town Council met on Monday, July 17. Mayor Schock discussed the repayment plan for Well#3. He said Beth Blackwell is working on it. He reported that the Town received one propane bid from Blakeman Propane and the council is waiting to see if any other bids are received. Due to possible

Mayor's Minute: Affordable housing, saving water dominate past week | Guest Column - Vimarsana News

Mayor's Minute: Affordable housing, saving water dominate past week | Guest Column

The Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board (SLIB) comprises our state’s top five elected officials. They have a great staff that helps municipalities like ours navigate the grant process and

The Mayor's Minute from Mayor Patrick Collins – July 7th | News - Vimarsana News

The Mayor's Minute from Mayor Patrick Collins – July 7th | News

The Wyoming Office of State Lands and Investments Board (SLIB) comprises our state’s top five elected officials. They have a great staff that helps municipalities like ours navigate the grant