Washington, D.C. – Today U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., sat down and responded to Wyoming constituents questions and comments about the sequester (spending cuts) that took effect March 1 and his support for Senator Rand Paul’s filibuster. The topics were selected from comments Enzi received on Facebook and Twitter, through phone calls to his D.C. and Wyoming offices, and through email and written letters.
Read more: Enzi responds to concerns about sequester, filibuster
(DOUGLAS, Wyo.) March 12, 2013 – U.S. Forest Service fire crews are planning to conduct a prescribed burn on the Thunder Basin National Grassland near Weston, Wyo. Pending favorable weather conditions, the “Pappy’s Pasture Prescribed Burn” may be implemented as early as March 14. The community site of Weston is located approximately 30 miles north of Gillette, Wyo. on Wyoming Highway 59.
Read more: Prescribed Burn on the Thunder Basin National Grassland
Cheyenne—The Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Wyoming Livestock Board today released additional information about two elk that tested positive for brucellosis in the Bighorn Mountains of northern Wyoming.
Read more: More Information on Brucellosis-Positive Elk in Bighorn Mountains
State Capital-- The Secretary of State’s office has certified the application for a referendum that seeks to repeal 2013 Senate Enrolled Act 1 (original Senate File 104) which amended the duties of, and transferred specified duties from, the state superintendent of public instruction to the director of the state department of education.
Read more: Application for Referendum on Senate Enrolled Act 1 Certified