Spanish agendas now available for Rock Springs City Council meetings
ROCK SPRINGS — As of Tuesday, Oct. 7, Rock Springs is one of the first cities in Wyoming to provide Spanish-language agendas for their bi-monthly city council meetings.
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ROCK SPRINGS — As of Tuesday, Oct. 7, Rock Springs is one of the first cities in Wyoming to provide Spanish-language agendas for their bi-monthly city council meetings.
It is a dicey, contentious place to be as i found out, i took an official flight on an armenian helicopter into this ethnic enclave to visit the majority armenian population. i found myself pnged. >> he had that in common with christian amanpour. >> your path and tonys were different. but in a way you ended up doing different things which is
Armenian military helicopter into this ethnic enclave to visit the majority armenian population. i found myself png'd. >> he had that in common with christian amanpour. just before air, i talked with christian. >> your path and tony's were different. but in a way you ended up doing different things which is shedding light on places that we think we know. >> you are right. i thought about that and i talked about it a lot with tony. i knew him even before he came to cnn. and we met through fell low foodie here in england, we talked about his route and my route and he never called
I believe one of the first countries if not the first to make wine. >> really? >> a lot -- but surrounded by hostile powers. iran on the other side and the russians above. it's a dicey contentious place to be. as i found out when i tried to visit, took an official flight on a helicopter -- an armenian military helicopter into this ethnic enclave in what is technically, i guess, azerbaijan to visit the majority armenian population there. immediately found myself png'd. >> right. i read about that. >> i'm professionally persona n non grata in azerbaijan. >> so you can't go back to azerbaijan? >>...
>> a lot -- but surrounded by hostile powers. iran on the other side and the russians above. it's a dicey contentious place to be. as i found out when i tried to visit, took an official flight on a helicopter -- an armenian military helicopter into this ethnic enclave in what is technically, i guess, azerbaijan to visit the majority armenian population there. immediately found myself png'd. >> right. i read about that. >> i'm professionally persona non grata in azerbaijan. >> so you can't go back to azerbaijan? >> yeah. i guess i can go to the armenian area. >> was it what you expected? i'm no...