By U.S. Senator John Barrasso, M.D. Washington’s burdensome rules and regulations are some of the biggest obstacles facing our farming and ranching communities. Wyoming’s farmers and ranchers should be focused on running their operations, not dealing with the Obama Administration’s bureaucratic red tape. One particular Washington rule that needs to be eliminated comes out...
Warren Peak is a point of prominence in the Bear Lodge Mountains. The area affectionately known by locals as “the Peaks” is a place of great beauty and boldness. In winter, it is the snow capped high country, visible from the lower basins for miles around. Winter snow pack from the area provides important...
Letter to the Editor: It saddens me to tell you that the Aladdin Coal Tipple is too far gone to be economically feasible to be restored by Wyoming Abandoned Mine Land Program or County Commissioners. At the last Commissioners meeting they were informed of the results of the engineering study completed at the tipple....
Please forgive me for my tardiness in writing this letter. Last August 4 my 11-year-old granddaughter and I were traveling through your area in our ancient motor home when the water pump gave up the ghost. What could have been a disastrous occurrence so far from home turned out to be an unexpected pleasure...
Dear Editor, WOW! Did you see the increase in our garbage charge this month? It was a $0.77 increase. That is a 3% increase. That is basically what the social security people got in a cost-of-living raise. In the four alleys that I can see from my alley, there are approximately 25 customers. This...
I feel obligated to the public for an explanation for my resignation on January 26th at our last meeting of the Museum district. My reasons are clear, when I was elected to the Board of Trustees; I stood before a judge and God and gave my oath of office. I do not agree with...
There are a few things that I need to fill everyone in on. First is that City Hall is receiving a makeover with new office furniture, or at least new to us, donated to us by the Sundance State Bank. We will be moving our old desks and other office furniture out and at...
Letter to the Sundance Times Editor: The Sundance Area Chamber of Commerce is in the process of having a Visitor Information brochure published and a new website developed to let people know what we have to offer in this area. Visitors often ask what is there to do here. They will spend money when...
Dear Friends, Will you clip and save UPC barcode labels for us? As a volunteer non-profit organization, Sundance Community Handbell Choir is eligible to receive benefits from the “Labels for Learning” program sponsored by Our Family brand of food products which are available locally at Decker’s. We will receive $25 for each batch of...
To the Editor, The Sundance Times: From the letters of Martha Keith and Larry Goodson to the Editor and two articles by Sarah Pridgeon published in the December 22 issue of The Sundance Times, the following is my understanding of the events surrounding the loss of the Crook County Museum District’s opportunity to obtain...
