CRIME STOPPERS – SILENT WITNESS

The Cheyenne Police Department is investigating a burglary which occurred on October 21 st at approximately 5:00 a.m. The burglar entered a porch in the 300 block of E. 27 th St. and stole a gray and red Giant XTC 29ER bicycle along with a helmet. While we encourage bicyclists to wear a helmet, you shouldn’t take what isn’t yours in the first place.

If you have information about this or any other crime, call Crime Stoppers Silent Witness at 638-TIPS or go to www.silentwitnesslaramiecounty.com. You will remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward of up to
$1,000.00. The caller I.D. system is not installed on the Silent Witness phone lines.

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The Wyoming Highway Patrol recently commissioned eight recruits to the rank of Trooper upon the completion of their intensive training academy. During their academy, the new Troopers were instructed in a variety of classes including firearms, commercial carrier, physical training, RADAR/LIDAR, emergency vehicle operation, custody and control, crash investigation and other pertinent training. The members of Class 93 that were new to law enforcement participated in over 1,210 hours of academy training.

Being a State Trooper for the Wyoming Highway Patrol can be a challenging, yet rewarding career as it takes a special person to become a Wyoming State Trooper. All Troopers take an oath to protect and serve all citizens of this great state with courtesy, professionalism, and integrity as Wyoming’s Troopers represent the agency brand of “Guardians of the Cowboy State”.

The new Troopers participated in their swearing-in ceremony in front of family and friends at the Wyoming Supreme Court on Nov. 2nd. The ceremony marked the 93^rd graduated Wyoming Highway Patrol Academy.

Please join us in congratulating Wyoming Highway Patrol Class 93:

• Clint Christensen, Badge 51, Casper
• Bill Daugherty, Badge 146, Lander
• Amber Huschka, Badge 181, Gillette
• Patrick Maez, Badge 191, Lusk
• Caleb Massie, Badge 59, Gillette
• Jeffrey McMillen, Badge 195, Rawlins
• Eric Spring, Badge 70, Gillette
• Samuel Szott, Badge 197, Wheatland

Colonel’s Leadership Award: Trooper Jeffrey McMillen
Top Academic Award: Trooper Bill Daugherty
Top Fitness Award: Trooper Jeffrey McMillen
Top Firearms Award: Trooper Jeffrey McMillen
Most Improved Fitness Award: Trooper Amber Huschka

To learn more about Class 93, Click Here.

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Forum on the Future of Work + Technology + Inclusion coming to Cheyenne on Nov. 7th

On Tuesday, November 7, 2017, national technology leaders will meet-up with Wyoming’s tech community at the Cheyenne Depot and share their passion for supporting and building new innovative initiatives right here in the Equality State.

This national tour is presented by Automattic and produced by the Tech Jobs Tour team, with local support from Wyoming Equality and the Array School of Technology and Design. The Tech Jobs Tour will host a forum on the ‘Future of Work + Technology + Inclusion’ in Cheyenne and the region. The event will consist of some lightning talks, open discussion, speed mentoring, tabling by local employers, a coding bootcamp showcase, and of course, special guests.

The Tech Jobs Tour Advisor and 3rd CTO of the United States under President Obama, Megan Smith, will deliver the keynote address and will be in Cheyenne throughout the program to mentor and answer questions.  Megan has recently launched her new firm, shift7 and before the White House, was a VP at Google.

A full press release including speakers list and agenda will follow next Monday.

For more information on the tour, location stops, and the program, follow the Tech Jobs Tour on social media at @TechJobsTour  and by searching the hashtag #AmericaIsHiring. Also, get an introduction to Tuesday’s event by watching the Tech Jobs Tour video here: http://bit.ly/TECHJOBSTOURVIDEO

Tech Jobs Tour Cheyenne

1 Year. 50 Cities. 100,000 Jobs.

When: November 7, 2017 from Noon – 4 pm MT

Where: Union Pacific Train Depot, 121 W 15th St Unit 300. Cheyenne, WY 82001

Register: http://bit.ly/TechJobsTourCheyenneEB

All up to date program info will go on the city page here: https://techjobstour.com/tour-cities/cheyenne/

or https://www.facebook.com/events/1981356982120348/

Recent Press About the Tour: SF Chronicle + Techjobstour.com/forbes + Mashable + Bloomberg

Contacts:
Sara Burlingame – Wyoming Equality
sarasbreadco@gmail.com

Jesse Fishman – The Array School for Technology and Design
jessekayfishman@gmail.com

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A story of forward thinking and leadership was shared at Wednesday’s Circle of Champions Luncheon during DAPCPA Business Week.

Business Week began with the Circle of Champions Induction of Michl McGee, presented by Blue Federal Credit Union. Phil Van Horn moderated this fire-side chat. During the conversation there were many insights of how McGee, Hearne & Paiz became the business we know today. Michl McGee, a retired Certified Public Accountant, has played a crucial role in the economic development of Laramie County. He has spent countless hours giving to the community and is this year’s inductee into the Circle of Champions.

McGee retired from MHP, LLP, formerly known as McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP. He has been instrumental in economic development projects to include, the Cheyenne Business Parkway, which sits on 900 acres east of Cheyenne and hosts such businesses as EchoStar, Green House Data, Sierra Trading Post, the Lowe’s Distribution Center, and more. McGee has also been an active member of the Cheyenne Rotary Club, the Cheyenne Young Men’s Literary Club, Honor Flight and more. He has served on boards to include STRIDE Learning Center, the Laramie County School District 1 Board of Trustees, and United Way of Laramie County.

Michl McGee who was inducted into this elite group of business leaders shared the story of how what is known today is McGee Hearne & Paiz (MHP) got its name and joked, “They gave me the name McGee first because, you see, when you take the initials of McGee Hearne & Paiz, M-H-P, it is the same that McGladery had at one time,  M-H-P. So, we didn’t have to buy any new stationary.”

An active member of our community, McGee has set an example through his volunteerism, and was instrumental in guiding MHP, LLP as they donated accounting work for various charities and non-profit organizations. Additionally, he and his wife, Ellen, have raised a family of 14 children 11 of which were lovingly adopted by the family.

Followed by the Circle of Champions was the Schmooza Palooza Business to Business Expo which featured over 80 businesses and had more than 500 attendees from the public. Currently, the booths are participating in a photo competition on the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Facebook Page. Go through the ALBUM and LIKE the photo you want to vote for. November 11th a winner will be announced.

Yesterday, the Chamber in partnership with the Wyoming Business Report hosted a educational event, SE Wyoming Economic Forecast. Panelists shared their insights on regional growth, problems and areas of opportunity. Business Week presented by DAPCPA then conclude today after the Horizons Lunch & Learn which addressed the top ten influences shaping the future for businesses in the next ten years.

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Union Pacific’s Locomotive No. 1943, The Spirit, will make a stop in Cheyenne on November 13.

The locomotive will make its stop in Cheyenne on November 13th. This is a FREE event to the public, and will begin with a reception from 10:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. The locomotive will then be on display from 11 a.m. – noon.

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(Cheyenne, Wyo.) – Here is a recap of law enforcement arrests around the county from October 21st – October 30th.

All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office.

Alonzo Alexander 36, Atlanta, GA, FTC, FTA

My Cao 40, Chicago, IL, District Court Warrant- Probation Violation

Kelly Chavez 46, Transient, Public Intoxication

Jeremy Clark 32, Cheyenne, Stolen Property- Felony

Joseph Dominguez 21, Cheyenne, Probation Violation Warrant

Claudia Galvan 32, Cheyenne, District Court Warrant- Civil Violation

Johnny Garcia 29, Cheyenne, DUI- Incapable of Driving Safely 3rd in 10 Years, Resist Arrest, Failure to Maintain Lane

Kindra Garcia 39, Cheyenne, NCIC Hold/Hit

Angel Herrera 21, Cheyenne, Speed Over Posted, DUI, Open Container, Interference with Peace Officer, No Liability Insurance, Possession Marijuana Type- Misdemeanor, Suspended Drivers License

Michael Langley 21, Cheyenne, Probation/ISP Violation and/or Sanction

James Little 40, Transient, Public Intoxication

Desiree Lucero 27, Cheyenne, District Court Warrant- Probation Violation

Shelly Luna 42, Cheyenne, FTP-FTC

Keisha McKinsey 20, Cheyenne, Giving False Identity, Shoplifting Under $100, Interfering/Obstructing

James Mills 49, Cheyenne, Domestic Battery

Christopher Mitchell-Hayes 41, Cheyenne, FTA

Brendan Morgan 23, Cheyenne, FTP, Driving Under Suspension- Subsequent Violations

Margaret Muir 19, Cheyenne, FTA, No Drivers License

Justin Muncil 29, Transient, FTA

Shawn Overton 29, Transient, FTA, Interfering/Obstructing

Craig Plyler Jr 27, Transient, FTA, WY Warrant, FTP, Stop Sign, Expired or Improper Registration, No Liability Insurance, Possession of Methamphetamine Type Drug- Felony

Joshua Reid 25, Cheyenne, Violator Arrest Without Warrant

Antonio Salinas 45, Longmont, CO, DWUI 1st, Fail to Maintain Safe Lane, Open Container of Alcohol in Vehicle, Speed

Gregory Smith 54, Cheyenne, Phone Calls-Harassing

Gregory Snyder 55, Cheyenne, FTA- Warrant

Jarrod Toutjian 27, Cheyenne, FTP

Derek Turman Jr 24, Laramie, WY, Burglary, Arson-First Degree, Destruction Property >$1000, Theft >$1000

Alexander Wall 26, Cheyenne, Possession Marijuana type-Misdemeanor, Sale/Delivery Marijuana, Interference with Peace Officer

Evelyn Alcon-Cooper 30, Transient, FTC, FTA, Possession of Methamphetamine type drug-Misdemeanor

Nikon Brandon 37, Transient, CO, Public Intoxication

Leton Cheatham 27, Cheyenne, FTC

Daniel Esquibel 36, Transient, Public Intoxication, Open Container

Anthony Estrada 25, Cheyenne, Cheyenne, FTA

Diana Fredricks 29, Cheyenne, DUI-Incapable of safely driving- 1st in 10 years, Careless Driving Accident, Expired or Improper Registration, No Proof of Liability Insurance

Shireen Gentry 47, Cheyenne, Violate Protection Order

Joel Huston 32, Transient, CO, Possession of Marijuana Under 1/4 OZ

Kathleen Juare 37, Cheyenne, Possession of Methamphetamine type drug- Misdemeanor, P/P Violation Arrest Without Warrant

Carrol Machan 45, Cheyenne, DWUI 3RD in 10 Years, Fail to Maintain Safe Lane, Open Container

Sebastian Moore 19, Cheyenne, Interference with Peace Officer

Steven Pons 48, Cheyenne, Violate Protection Order

Tracy Quinn 54, Cheyenne, DUI, Suspended Drivers License, Fail to Maintain Lane

Joshua Asbury 30, Cheyenne, Strangulation of a Household Member, Domestic Battery

Benjamin Cisneros 57, Cheyenne, Driving Under Suspension- Subsequent Violations

Andrew Foy 32, Cheyenne, FTA, District Court Warrant-FTA

Troy Cooper 42, Casper, WY, Probation Violation- Misdemeanor

Jennifer Enright 36, Cheyenne, P/P Violator Arrest Without Warrant

Joseph Gamez 23, Cheyenne, Domestic Battery

Willis Patterson 27, Cheyenne, Public Intoxication, Refusing to Obey

Melissa White 31, Transient, Public Intoxiction

Samantha Andersen 46, Cheyenne, FTA, DUS, Registration, No Insurance

Bryce Bond 30, Cheyenne, District Court Warrant-FTC

Robert Brazil 48, Torrington, WY, Escape Detention-Felony Conviction

Rachel Brewster 26, Westminster, CO, Probation Violation- Misdemeanor

Jeffrey Hockenberry 53, Transient, WY Warrant, Expired Registration, No Insurance, DUS, False ID

Robert Holland 42, Cheyenne, P/P Violator Arrest Without Warrant

Shawn Horner 36, Laramie, WY, Probation Violation-Misdemeanor

Marvin Montee Jr 53, Transient, Failure to Register as Sex Offender

Matthew Taylor 22, Cheyenne, Probation Violation-Misdemeanor

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Spring Forward – Fall Back – Set your clock back one hour at 2 a.m. on November 5th.

Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of setting the clocks forward 1 hour from standard time during the summer months, and back again in the fall, in order to make better use of natural daylight. These spring and fall clock changes continue a long tradition started by Benjamin Franklin to conserve energy.

If you forget, don’t worry, Monday morning you will be early for work, while everyone else is getting an extra hour of sleep.

Here is more about the history of Daylight Saving Time.

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Young girls have opportunity to prepare for higher level cheer opportunities through local program.

The All Star Cheer-leading Squad is a great opportunity for the local Cheyenne youth to be introduced to competitive cheer before high school and College level.  A lot of  girls are unprepared for higher level cheer that adjacent states including Colorado and Nebraska have had access to.

There are currently 12 girls ages 6-13.  Isabell Loeffler, age 11, has been involved in the program for three years and continues her involvement because she loves it.  She has met a lot of her friends through cheer and is now one of the leaders.

She wants to encourage other youth in the area to join cheer, “It’s an easy way to be more sporty and make friends.”

Booster club president, Megan Mordahl, had wanted to see cheer in the community for years. Her daughter Luna, age 8, is in the squad.

As a parent Megan said this, “I love the unity of the way the girls work together. The big girls help the little girls every step of the way. This squad not only teaches this unity, but has all aspects of cheer-leading and will help them in their future. It give them the experience to perform in front of a crowd, which will pave a path for any sport they choose.”

Sara Oliez is the coordinator and has been involved in cheer and dance for over 20 years.  She has a working relationship with all of the local high schools. She helped start this program two years ago with 2016-2017 being the first competitive season. This has been the first local cheer squad to become certified through USASF to compete. This year they are scheduled to have five competitions and several other performances locally.

Volunteering in the community is important and will help the squad gain additional skills that will help them grow as an adult. The squad is looking for sponsors for uniforms, shoes, and help in offsetting the overall costs for competition.  For fundraising opportunities please contact Megan via email or at 307-220-4454.

The club is open to boys and girls ages 6-12.  For more information contact Sara or Megan.

Follow them on Facebook to see all upcoming competitions and performances.

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Forum on the Future of Work + Technology + Inclusion coming to Cheyenne on Nov. 7th

On Tuesday, November 7, 2017, national technology leaders will meet-up with Wyoming’s tech community at the Cheyenne Depot and share their passion for supporting and building new innovative initiatives right here in the Equality State.

This national tour is presented by Automattic and produced by the Tech Jobs Tour team, with local support from Wyoming Equality and the Array School of Technology and Design. The Tech Jobs Tour will host a forum on the ‘Future of Work + Technology + Inclusion’ in Cheyenne and the region. The event will consist of some lightning talks, open discussion, speed mentoring, tabling by local employers, a coding bootcamp showcase, and of course, special guests.

The Tech Jobs Tour Advisor and 3rd CTO of the United States under President Obama, Megan Smith, will deliver the keynote address and will be in Cheyenne throughout the program to mentor and answer questions.  Megan has recently launched her new firm, shift7 and before the White House, was a VP at Google.

A full press release including speakers list and agenda will follow next Monday.

For more information on the tour, location stops, and the program, follow the Tech Jobs Tour on social media at @TechJobsTour  and by searching the hashtag #AmericaIsHiring. Also, get an introduction to Tuesday’s event by watching the Tech Jobs Tour video here: http://bit.ly/TECHJOBSTOURVIDEO

Tech Jobs Tour Cheyenne

1 Year. 50 Cities. 100,000 Jobs.

When: November 7, 2017 from Noon – 4 pm MT

Where: Union Pacific Train Depot, 121 W 15th St Unit 300. Cheyenne, WY 82001

Register: http://bit.ly/TechJobsTourCheyenneEB

All up to date program info will go on the city page here: https://techjobstour.com/tour-cities/cheyenne/

or https://www.facebook.com/events/1981356982120348/

Recent Press About the Tour: SF Chronicle + Techjobstour.com/forbes + Mashable + Bloomberg

Contacts:
Sara Burlingame – Wyoming Equality
sarasbreadco@gmail.com

Jesse Fishman – The Array School for Technology and Design
jessekayfishman@gmail.com

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Is there a co-worker or office that needs a little extra cheer this year?

The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce and the Cheyenne Christmas Parade Committee have extended the deadline to place your order to this Friday, 11/10.

Purchasing a Christmas Poinsettia will help raise funds to host the “Candyland Christmas” parade! Make your purchase today! These make excellent gifts for your clients, loved ones, or business partners!  Poinsettias ordered by the deadline will be delivered to an address of your choice on November 15th.

Order your poinsettia via the printable form by clicking here.

Learn more about the 27th Annual Cheyenne Christmas Parade, presented by Spradley Barr Motors, Inc.

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The little houses that were moved from their locations earlier this year are seeing a new life as they are restored in their new location.

The updated homes are featured together near Arp Elementary. The homes had previously been denied permits for demolition in 2008 and were granted a moving permit in the spring of 2016 to be relocated and preserved. The process to move had been a year in the making, with more time still to come to finish the homes.  READ MORE

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These businesses need your vote.

Shortgo was on location today at the Tech Jobs Tour, where inspiration filled the room and connections were made.

Now we need your vote for our photo contest.  Click here, follow us on Facebook and vote for your favorite photo in the Tech Job Photo Competition Photo Album.  The most likes on the original photo will win.

Voting will close November 14 at 3pm (MST), so vote now and recruit your family, friends, and people you don’t even know to vote too.

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$29.8 million LCCC bond issue special election took place yesterday, November 9th.

The bond funds would support three projects; a new residence hall on campus, renovation of the existing arts education space and construction of a new auditorium, and renovation and expansion of the existing student recreation, wellness and athletics space.

Unofficial Results Listed:

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(Cheyenne, WY)- Here is recap of law enforcement arrests around the county from October 30th through November 5th

All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office.

Montague Alexander Jr 21, Cheyenne, Take Carry Away- All Other, Unlawful Entry into House, Malicious Mischief

Andrew Apodaca 34, Cheyenne, FTC

William Beck 44, Cheyenne, Destruction to Property <$1000

Michael Bleakley 35, Cheyenne, DUI .08, Fail to Maintain Lane

Tonya King 36, Cheyenne, FTA

Joey Mitchell 40, Cheyenne, P/P Violator Arrest Without Warrant

Troy Rowe 54, Cheyenne, Probation Violation- Misdemeanor

Troy Westerdahl 28, Cheyenne, FTA

Lanie Wright 35, Cheyenne, Domestic Battery, Interference with Emergency Call, FTP-FTC

Brandon Bond 24, Cheyenne, FTP

Christopher Crawford 26, Cheyenne, FTP, FTA, Probation Violation-Misdemeanor

Pamela Durcholz 56, Cheyenne, Probation Violation- Misdemeanor

Jeffrey Gauna 30, Scottsbluff, NE, Court Order

Michael Moss 24, Cheyenne, DWUI 1st in 10

Alexander Parish 22, Cheyenne, FTC

Rafael Quintero 49, Transient, WY Warrant

Stacey Scrak 20, NCIC Hit/Hold Person, Interference with Peace Officer

Jacob Rodriguez 19, Cheyenne, Driving Under Suspension- Subsequent Violations, Possession of Methamphetamine, Proof of Liability Insurance

Jon Chastain 54, Cheyenne, Court Order

Daquen Eisnnicher 22, Cheyenne, WY Warrant

David Griffin 27, Cheyenne, FTC

Tiffany Hamilton 27, Laramie, WY, False Statement for Welfare Benefits >$1000

Fisher Hugershoff 22, Cheyenne, Assault AGG Threat with Weapon

Kathleen Lien 49, Cheyenne, Warrant

Marvin Montee 53, Cheyenne, Failure to Register as Sex Offender

Beverly Reece 57, Cheyenne, Public Intoxication, Open Container

Cody Todd 22, Cheyenne, P/P Violator Arrest Without Warrant

Mary Barge 22, Cheyenne, FTC

Naomi Cardona 31, Commerce, CO, District Court Warrant- Probation Violation

Lauren Miller 34, Transient, Criminal Entry

Kasey Odell 30, Transient, Interference with Peace Officer, Fleeing/Eluding, Possession of Cocaine/Heroin, Reckless Driving, Probation Violation- Misdemeanor

Michelle Quiles 37, Cheyenne, Felony Possession of Methamphetamine

Maria Sanchez 30, Cheyenne, Possession of Cocaine/Heroin, Drivers License Expiration and Renewal

Jason Stratton 34, Cheyenne, FTP

Tyler Tinney 28, Meriden, WY, P/P Violator Arrest without Warrant

Mona Whiteface 24, Cheyenne, FTP

Norman Wilson 23, Cheyenne, Possession of Cocaine/Heroin

Jeffery Baier 36, Cheyenne, DUI- Alcohol, Fleeing/ Eluding

Candice Boersma 33, Wheatland, WY, Destruction Property >$1000, Assault- Battery

John Bovee 59, Cheyenne, DUI- 1st Offense, No Valid Liability Insurance-2nd Offense, DWUS, No Valid Registration, Open Container in Vehicle

Austin Brown 27, Hunington Beach, CA, FTA

Michael Brown 23, Cheyenne, FTP-FTC, Possession of Marijuana Under 1/4 OZ

Orlando Chacon 27, Cheyenne, DUI- Controlled Substance, Possession Methamphetamine, Possession Cocaine/Heroin, Proof of Liability Insurance

Bruce Duda 51, Transient, Public Intoxication

Paul Enebeli Reynolds 24, Transient, Under the Influence Controlled Substance, Possession of Methamphetamine

Michael Eshelman 39, Cheyenne, WY Warrant

Patrick Erikson Cheyenne, Possession Methamphetamine

Juwan Fusco 19, Cheyenne, Probation Violation- Misdemeanor

Sean Gibbons 42, Transient, FTA, Public Intoxication

Magaly Gonzalez-Maldonado 28, Cheyenne, Domestic Assault

Patrick Hardy 50, Transient, Public Intoxication

David Hernandez 33, Transient, Burglary- AGG Injury, Unlawful Entry into Occupied Structure, Assault- Simple Attempted, Theft <$1000

Larry Kane 75, Pine Bluffs, WY, Violate Protection Order

Fernando Hernandez 43, Cheyenne, Public Intoxication

David Kaser 47, Transient, FTA

Charles Lile 32, Transient, NCIC Hit

Mark Lohman, Unknown, NCIC Hit

Andrea Manzanares 33, Cheyenne, FTC, FTA

Charles Massie 43, Cheyenne, Assault-Battery

Ollie McClendon 36, Transient, NCIC Hit Person

Sosa Mireles 35, Cheyenne, DUI, Fail to Maintain Lane

Timothy Money 56, Cheyenne, Public Intoxication, Resist Arrest

Christopher Nace 52, Transient, Public Intoxication, Profane/Obscene/Provocative Language

Brian Nestor 32, Fort Collins, CO, NCIC Hit/Hold Person

Molique Randolph 19, Cheyenne, Assault AGG on Pregnant Woman

Kennedy Smith 21, Transient, Possession of Methamphetamine, FTC

Adam Trainer 37, Cheyenne, Theft <$1000, DUI- .08 or Greater as Measured within 2 Hours of Stop

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The Cheyenne Police Department is investigating a death to which officers responded on November 8. At approximately 1:52 a.m., CPD officers were dispatched to an unresponsive person found in an alley in the 1900 block of E. 18th St.

The person, Carl Allgier, 56, of Cheyenne, was already deceased when officers arrived. An autopsy has been conducted and CPD investigators are awaiting toxicology reports to further their investigation. This case remains under investigation by the Cheyenne Police Department and more information will be released when it is available.

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You are invited to the annual Cheyenne Symphony Gala this Saturday.

An elegant and exciting fundraising event, including a cocktail hour featuring the CSO brass quintet, take home beer glasses, and hand-crafted beer from Freedom’s Edge Brewery; a delicious gourmet three-course meal, and silent and live auctions with exciting getaways, unique jewelry, and a collection of fine art; and you’ll get to dance the night away with Denver’s hottest horn band, Mass Hipsteria!

Learn more and purchase tickets here.

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Smart Start Your Business – Coming this December

Want to grow your business faster? And with less risk?
Have an idea for a product or service but not sure where to start?
Get help from innovation experts with over 100 years of experience.

Laramie County Community College
Clay Pathfinder Building/ANB Bank Leadership Center • Room 108

All three days for only $200 per person or $800 per group of five

Friday, December 1, 5pm – 8pm: Offering Value/ New Offerings/ New Markets/Estimating/ Research
Saturday, December 2, 8am – 8pm: Develop Offering/ Sales Forecast/ Efficient Prototyping/ Overt Customer Benefits
Sunday, December 3, 8am – 6pm: Overcoming Threats/ High Impact Marketing/ Pitch Ideas to Experts

To Register: Call Darlene at 307.778.4381
Questions? Contact Rick Rothwell, Innovation Engineering Black Belt
at 307.630.6083 or rrothwell1@gmail.com

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Join the CFD Old West Museum throughout the coming weekend for a presentation of Wyoming Warriors: Just Doing Their Duty. This film, in honor of the Veteran’s Day weekend, demonstrates the courage and patriotism displayed by Wyoming’s Greatest Generation. This film will run continuously throughout the weekend in our Carriage Hall.

In association, the Museum is also introducing a special new display for our most recent carriage addition. The vehicle in question, a US Cavalry Escort Wagon, was actually used at Camp Carlin, a Cavalry supply depot located south of what is now F.E. Warren Air Force Base here in Cheyenne, WY. We will include a visual chronicle of how the canvas top was attached during the vehicle’s arrival at the museum.

The Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum is offering free admission for all active, reserve, and retired military personnel and their families Saturday and Sunday, November 11 and 12, in observance of Veterans Day.

Please come out to celebrate a rich Cheyenne heritage with, and in honor of, our nation’s veterans.

Quick Facts:
What: Military Appreciation Days at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum
Where: CFD Old West Museum – 4610 Carey Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001
When: November 11 and 12, 2017
Time: 9am – 5pm
Cost: Free Admission for all active, reserve, and retired military personnel and their families
Contact: info@oldwestmuseum.org; 307-778-7290

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(Cheyenne, WY)- Here is a recap of law enforcement arrests around the county from November 6th through November 8th

All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office.

Matthew Barbera 35, Transient, Threats- Terroristic, False Report of Emergency

Katie Fairchild 33, Cheyenne, Public Intoxication

Christopher Hernandez 20, Cheyenne, FTA

David Hernandez 33, Transient, Court Order

Derrick Ketchum 35, Cheyenne, Child Endangering- Drugs, Possession of Methamphetamine Type Drug- Misdemeanor

Michael McCommon 60, Torrington, WY, DWUI- 2nd in 10 Years

Kayla Olivas 25, Cheyenne, Stolen Property- Felony, DUI- .08 or Greater as Measured within 2 Hours of Stop, Interference with Peace Officer, Reckless Driving, Duty Upon Colliding with Unattended Vehicle/Property

Blake Serumgard 24, Cheyenne, FTC

Andina Stang 43, Transient, WY Warrant

Cody Todd 22, Cheyenne, Probation Violation- Misdemeanor

Derek Drumgo 23, Lawrence Ville, GA, Possession with Intent, Felony Possession Plant Form

Paul Enebeli-Reynolds 24, Transient, Probation Violation- Misdemeanor

Wendy Emmans 47, Cheyenne, WY Warrant, FTA, NCIC Hit/Hold Person

Timothy Fox 49, Cheyenne, Sale/Delivery Cocaine,Heroin, ETC; Delivery of Controlled Substance within 500 Ft of School Zone

Max Gauna 38, Cheyenne, Unlawful Entry Into House, Annoying/Obscene/Threatening Phone Calls, Rude/Improper/Indecent Behavior, Criminal Trespass- Communication

Dominick Hall 23, Atlanta, GA, Possession with Intent, Felony Possession Plant Form, Following to Closely

Jerred Koch 24, Cheyenne, FTA

Amanda Lee 33, Burns, WY, FTA- Warrant

Mark Martinez 41, Cheyenne, P/P Violator Arrest Without Warrant

Roger Poole 61, Cheyenne, WY Warrant, FTP

Anthony Turner 56, Transient, FTA

Juan Carlos 35, Cheyenne, Domestic Battery

Cody Workman 25, Cheyenne, DUI- .08 or Greater as Measured within 2 Hours of Stop

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Cheyenne Animal Control requests hoarding charges be dropped.

After almost five months of care at the Cheyenne Animal Shelter, 19 purebred Springer Spaniels will be released to the Shelter on Saturday, November 11th.

This past June, Cheyenne Animal Control officers seized 21 dogs belonging to the same owner who allegedly failed to provide the animals with the minimum legal requirements for owning animals in Laramie County.

In cases where Animal Control deals with animal cruelty, officers have the legal authority to seize custody of the animal and hold it at the Shelter until a judge can issue a ruling in the case. With large cases such as with the Spaniels, this can often take up to six months or more.

The dogs vary in age, from six months to 10 years. When the animals arrived, Medical Director, Dr. Tessha Winsch examined the dogs, and many were injured and in poor health. Staff at the Shelter have been caring for the animals which includes daily care, scheduled training to prevent mental health decline, vaccinations and regular grooming. Two of the dogs have passed away during that time due to severe medical conditions.

The remaining 19 dogs have been held on court hold at the Shelter for 154 days. Cost of care for animals at the Shelter has been calculated to $48.50 a day, meaning each dog has cost the Shelter $7,469. That is a total loss of $146,373 the Shelter has experienced due to this hoarding case.

Cheyenne Animal Shelter Director of Operations, Chelsey Fletcher says, “We’re increasingly seeing more cases similar to this. When we receive large hoarding cases, it exhausts resources, and at times we have no other option than to request charges be dropped due to the expense and lack of space.”

Animal Control has requested charges be dropped so that the Spaniels can be adopted and move out of the Shelter and on to forever homes. They become the legal property of the Cheyenne Animal Shelter on Saturday, November 11^th.

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