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State Stewardship Grant Sought to Improve Rocky Knoll Bike Trail System

State Stewardship Grant Sought to Improve Rocky Knoll Bike Trail System
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UW Extension Releases New Publication: What to Do about Those Pesky Grass Bugs? – Sheridan Media

UW Extension Releases New Publication: What to Do about Those Pesky Grass Bugs? – Sheridan Media
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UW Extension and You | Powell Tribune

‘UW Extension and You’ will be presented by Mary Louise Wood, the 4-H/Youth Development extension educator. She will talk about how the UW Extension Office is here to serve the community.

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Rancher s Roundup set for Jan 12 | Local News | gillettenewsrecord com

The Campbell County Cattlewomen and Woolgrowers Auxiliary will host its 26th annual Rancher’s Roundup at 5:30 p.m. Jan. 12 at Cam-plex Energy Hall.

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UW Researchers Study Plant Recovery Following Mass Extinction of Dinosaurs

Researchers at the University of Wyoming are traveling back in time to study a mass extinction event that occurred 66 million years ago by using clues from the fossil record. According to the UW Extension Office, their goal is to better understand how and when life rebounded after a meteor wiped out

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