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A fishy scheme: Woman imprisoned for stealing checks from Postal Service
A woman who fished mail and checks out of post office bins around the state — and then forged them into $19,000 worth of personal checks — has been sentenced to 21 months in federal prison. Stefani Ruland, 40, was caught and arrested by Cody police in January as a result of cooperation between several agencies, including the Johnson and Sheridan county sheriff’s offices and the United States Postal Inspection Service.
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Sheriff’s race heats up
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A national treasure; Crow elder Bulltail: Lessons to be learned from ancient legends
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Swede Fire grows to 1,500 acres; Will be allowed to burn, say officials
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100th and last alumni reunion already percolating for 2015
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‘Motor City Madman’ headed this way
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The $600,000 question; Powell school district 2014-15 budget includes funds for Mammoth students
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Candidates will offer their views at several forums
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For love and money; Temporary workers keep the Park County Fair chugging along
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State baseball postponed; 1st round game moved to tonight; 7 pioneers on all-district teams
The first round of the 2014 American Legion Single A State Baseball Tournament was postponed until today (Thursday) due to rainy weather in Laramie. The Powell Pioneers will begin their bid for a state title today at 7 p.m. against the host Laramie Rangers. The game was originally scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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UW track & field teams honored for academics
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Two Cowboys named with NABC honors
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A community remembers: Hundreds gather to honor late teacher, coach, husband and father
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Pioneers qualify for state
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Travis Kovach conquers demolition derby
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Postseason brings new hope; Pioneers need two wins to qualify for state tournament
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Yarbrough is All-MW preseason team pick
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Local man chases Chilean snow
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EDITORIAL: Commissioners wrong to spread false information about boundary agreement
Thumbs down to two Park County commissioners, who are members of the Park County Boundary Board, for spreading disinformation about the proposal to expand the boundaries of the Powell school district. Commissioners Joe Tilden and Loren Grosskopf made false and misleading statements during a radio interview last week. They claimed the district could pocket up to $185,000 for adding students from the Mammoth-Hot Springs area to the district.
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A woman who fished mail and checks out of post office bins around the state — and then forged them into $19,000 worth of personal checks — has been sentenced to 21 months in federal prison.
Stefani Ruland, 40, was caught and arrested by Cody police in January as a result of cooperation between several agencies, including the Johnson and Sheridan county sheriff’s offices and the United States Postal Inspection Service.
The candidates for Park County Sheriff took some shots at one another during a Monday night forum in Clark.
Park County Sheriff Scott Steward’s two challengers — Deputy Bruce Olson and former deputy Roger Dunn — said the sheriff’s leadership is lacking, while Steward shot back that they were inventing problems.
Crow tribe elder Grant Bulltail absorbed energy from Heart Mountain Friday and shared with those listening to him.
Bulltail’s presentation was part of the fourth annual Plains People’s seminar organized by Wyoming Humanities Council, Park County Library Foundation and Park County Library System.