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Three cooperatives donate to Mullen Fire firefighters - Vimarsana News

Three cooperatives donate to Mullen Fire firefighters

Three cooperatives donate to Mullen Fire firefighters David Graf © Provided by Cheyenne-Scottsbluff KGWN-TV Encampment Fire Chief Cory Nuhn receives a donation from Carbon Power & Light General Manager Russell Waldner, center, and Wyoming Rural Electric Association Executive Director Shawn Taylor at the Carbon Power & Light office in Saratoga, Wyoming on Dec. 18. CASPER, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - Carbon Power & Light, Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association and the Wyoming Rural Electric Association donated $30,000 to six fire departments that helped fight the Mul...

Source: msn.com
The Pandemic's Impact on Student Theater with Mark Stutz and Justin Amann | LV Arts Salon - Vimarsana News

The Pandemic's Impact on Student Theater with Mark Stutz and Justin Amann | LV Arts Salon

Mark Stutz Host Silagh White is joined by Mark Stutz, Director of Visual and Performing Arts for Parkland School District, and Justin Amann, Director of the Freedom High School Theatre Company. They discuss how the pandemic has affected student productions, what is missed, and, perhaps more importantly, what they have gained in adapting their programs to keep kids safely engaged.   Listen

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Plant owner weighs closure; coal unit would be retired in 2033 under preferred proposal - Vimarsana News

Plant owner weighs closure; coal unit would be retired in 2033 under preferred proposal

CASPER – A utility cooperative operating across four Western states has announced a potential plan to stop taking power from a coal plant in Wyoming after 2033. That’s according to a recent energy resource plan Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association submitted to Colorado regulators earlier this month. On Dec. 1, Tri-State submitted an electric resource plan with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission. In the document, it outlined a “preferred plan,” which would include retiring unit 3 at the Laramie River Station, located just east of Wheatland. “Modeling...