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Children can still be harmed by lead exposure

News – Sheridan Media National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week Begins Oct. 23 The Wyoming Department of Health reports that because there is no safe blood lead level and no cure for lead poisoning, testing for lead exposure and taking steps to help prevent harmful effects are recommended for Wyoming’s children. “Even low levels of lead …

October 19, 2022

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Scam calls target Buffalo’s businesses

News – Sheridan Media Scam calls cost Americans $30 billion in 2021. Many times the scammers behind the calls use scare tactics and manipulation to target seniors in communities.  Many scammers have gained access to account  information and former addresses. The scammer then asks for payment on old accounts, claiming the victim has an old …

October 19, 2022

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Teen Driver Safety Week 

News – Sheridan Media The Sheridan Police Department appeared on Sheridan Meida’s Public Pulse program to talk about National Teen Driver Safety Week and ask parents to sit down and have driving safety conversations with their children.  According to SPD Captain Tom Ringley, this week, and every week, parents should have conversations with their teens

October 19, 2022

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The Dodgers Collapse, NFL Week 6 Recap, NBA Season Preview!

News – Sheridan Media Welcome to the Weekend Sports Wrap Podcast, this week James runs down the crazy Dodgers collapse after a historic regular season, as well as the rest of the MLB playoffs so far. Then jump into an NFL week 6 recap, including the crazy upsets in the early slate on Sunday, as …

October 19, 2022

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BLM Lifts Fire Restrictions In Sheridan County

News – Sheridan Media Now that the weather is getting cooler, and precipitation is in the forecast for this weekend, fire restrictions are being lifted in various parts of Wyoming. The Bureau of Land Management has lifted restrictions in Sheridan, Campbell, Converse, Cooke, and Platte Counties. The restrictions in Sheridan County started back on July

October 19, 2022

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City Of Sheridan To Replace Some Computer Equipment

News – Sheridan Media Some Sheridan City employees will soon have new computers to work on. The City Council approved a bid to BusTech LLC in the amount of $74,124 which will replace 73 desktop computers, laptops and tablets to the city. The city normally uses about 238 of them. The new devices that will …

October 19, 2022

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Software Development Degree Program Approved For Sheridan College

News – Sheridan Media A new degree program has officially been added at Sheridan College, and students can not only learn from their computer, but create programs for that computer. College officials were notified last week that the Higher Learning Commission has approved the college to have an associates degree in Software Development. The degree

October 19, 2022

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SCSD#2 Ranch to School Program Asking for Donations

News – Sheridan Media Sheridan County School District #2 is seeking donations or quotes to purchase cull cows for the Ranch to School program. During a time of supply chain shortage and rising meat prices, they hope this will make an impact in keeping consistent meal offerings while integrating local food chains into the nutrition …

October 19, 2022

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Busy Weekend Coming up on our Local Sports Scene

News – Sheridan Media FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS – The Sheridan Broncs, Big Horn Rams and Tongue River Eagles wrap up the regular season Friday. The Broncs will have Senior night hosting Campbell county we will have the game on 14-10 KWYO and 106.9 FM and our video web stream at sheridanmedia.com the First Federal bank …

October 19, 2022

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JCSD1 Board Approves Policy Revisions

News – Sheridan Media The Board of Trustees for Johnson County School District #1 voted to accept revisions to some of their existing policies during their recent meeting. The policy revisions are essentially cleaning up , updating, and omitting verbage in the existing policies, not changing them, according to discussions at the meeting. The policies

October 18, 2022

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