Fire Investigation Continues House Seats and Three of Four Wyoming Senate Seats Including Sweetwater County

Mask mandates extended

By DAVID MARTIN years of age or older to wear a mask According to the order, facial Publisher while encouraging children aged coverings are not required in a three to 11 to wear a covering. personal ofﬁ ce that isn’t regularly The a mandate requiring people Businesses within the county, visited by the public and if seated in Sweetwater County to wear as well as government buildings at a restaurant at least 6 feet away facial coverings in response to the excluding state and federal build- from other patrons, though patrons ongoing COVID-19 pandemic was ings are required to post notices are required to wear a mask while extended last week, with its new ex- requiring a face covering near their entering, exiting or moving inside piration date set for Jan. 4, though entrances and employees must the restaurant space. a new statewide facial covering or- wear a facial covering if their work People who have a mental or der announced Monday took effect places them within 6 feet of cus- physical health condition or dis- Wednesday and expires Jan. 9. tomers, clients or other workers. ability that prevents them from Along with the mandate’s Masks are also required for people wearing a mask are exempt from extension, other changes have working in highly trafﬁ cked areas the order. been made. One of those changes such as reception areas and public regards the requiring anyone 12 restrooms. Continued on A2

Wednesday, December 9, 2020 130th Year, 29th Issue Green River, WY 82935 Address Service Requested $1.50 City has solid waste options By ANDREW GRAHAM Wyoﬁ le.com

In Sweetwater County, the November election capped — at least for now — a decades-long shift of one of the state’s few Democratic strongholds from blue to red. The transition marks a milestone for the state’s southwest region, as well as its statehouse, which is ever-more dominated by the Republican Party. The Rock Springs and Green River election results also represent gaps the state’s struggling minority party must overcome if it hopes to achieve relevance anytime soon, Democratic politicos say. Democrats suffered two losses in the House as 14-year-veteran lawmaker Rep. Stan Blake (D-Green River) lost to Libertarian Marshall Burt by 275 votes. Meanwhile, Republican Mark Baker defeated Democrat Lindsey Travis to ﬂ ip retiring Rep. John Freeman’s Rock Springs seat. Baker will turn to the Legislature after representing a different Sweetwater County House District from 2013-2017. In the Senate, lawmaker Liisa Anselmi-Dalton (D-Rock Springs) lost to Republican John Kolb by 702 votes. Democrats retained one seat in the county, that of retiring Rep. JoAnne Dayton- Monday morning pickleball Selman. Democrat Chad Banks, a former Rock Springs city councilman and manager Teri Deakin readies a serve during a friendly game of pickleball at Edgewater Park Monday morning. Star photo by David of an urban renewal initiative, won the seat. Martin He was unopposed. Times weren’t always so tough for Democrats in the state’s southwest. In 2004, the year Republican President George Bush won reelection with Wyoming politician Vice President Dick Cheney on the ticket, Democrats won three of six Wyoming Fire investigation continues House seats and three of four Wyoming Senate seats including Sweetwater County. By DAVID MARTIN not due to suspected criminal activity. home at 5 a.m. Four of the home’s five Those lawmakers worked in a statehouse Publisher The property, located at 1610 Idaho occupants were able to escape the blaze, with a more robust partisan divide. The St., has been boarded up to prevent but a fifth person, Elizabeth Andrews, 2005 Legislature had 17 Democrats in the Little information is available as people from trespassing and looking was unable to get out. This caused House and seven in the Senate, according to to the cause of a fatal house fire over into the structure. Erdmann said firefighters to focus their attention on Ballotpedia. Thanksgiving weekend that claimed trespassers isn’t often a problem with the portion of the home Andrews was at In contrast, just two Democratic senators the life of a Green River resident as burned structures, but the walls and while letting the rest of the home burn. and seven Democratic representatives will investigators continue to look at the supports holding the home up are Andrews was recovered by firefighters, take their seats this January. remnants of the home. significantly weakened, which could who were then able to extinguish the Assistant Fire Chief Larry Erdmann result in someone being injured if they fire within an hour. Working on the railroad said two fire investigators representing decide to sneak in. Erdmann said the Erdmann said the fire was part Democratic Party politics in southern USAA, he family’s home insurance insurance investigators have noted a of a busy four-week period for the Wyoming share an origin source with company, and a state fire investigator concern about the structure’s stability department as firefighters were called statehood itself: the construction of the will be attempting to determine more and asked the fire department to shore to four “significant structure fires” Union Paciﬁ c railroad. The development information about the fire during up the home until their investigation within that period. Including an of coal mines and train yards across the follow-up investigations. Erdmann said ends. Erdmann said once that apartment fire occurring last weekend railroad’s route drew union laborers they believe the fire started with the concludes, the home’s remnants will be and the Idaho Street house fire, he said and built a stronghold for Democratic home’s furnace, but further facts about torn down. the GRFD was dispatched to another politicians, according to WyoHistory.org, the fire have yet to be determined. He The fire took place early Nov. 28, fire on Midwest Street and at the a project of the Wyoming State Historical also said the continued investigation is with firefighters being dispatched to the Genesis Alkali facility. Society. Continued on A2

Apartment fi re caused by lit candle Staff Report apartment as the door was locked and the space was unoccupied. A Saturday afternoon fire at They found the fire, which 370 Upland Way was started by a consisted of a table and items placed candle according to Larry Erdmann, on it, as were able to extinguish the assistant fire chief for the Green River blaze. Fire Department. Firefighters interviewed the The fire department was called to occupant, who said they had lit a the fire at 1:43 p.m. Saturday after a candle near flammable materials on resident reported hearing a fire alarm the table. Firefighters were at the in a nearby apartment. The caller scene for more than an hour and said they could smell smoke, but responded with two trucks and 18 firefighters could not see smoke of firefighters. flames when they arrived. Apartment Erdmann said people should residents outside said they could see ensure their smoke alarms are flames from under the door on the operational and make sure lit candles third floor of the complex. are placed in safe places, far from Firefighters forced entry into the combustible materials. A2 www.greenriverstar.com Wednesday, December 9, 2020 Dems have history in county From A1 according to residents and region. The jobs may have lost the vote in that town, she Though not everyone former state politicians. been considered blue collar said. familiar with the area’s “It was important to like those on railroads and in “I would go out there Rebecca Price, AuD political history considers be a Democrat and it was coal mines and power plants, and campaign heavily and 198 Uinta Drive the union vote naturally important to say you were but the politics were distinct. everyone was happy to see ItÕs never too Green River, WY 82935 Democratic, they agree that a Democrat,” Bernadine If local and national me and everything was good, 307.875.1460 a strong labor movement Craft (D-Rock Springs), who union leaders tried to and then they never voted for early to get your 15 Shrine Club Road helped the party’s served in the House from push their members’ me,” she said. Lander, WY 82520 candidates. 2007-2012 and then in the votes toward Democrats, Today, the state’s oil and hearing checked! 307.335.7555 “It is very defi nitely Senate from 2013-2016, said. oil and gas bosses had a gas industries are both in because of some pronounced Nate Martin, who grew different message for their a bust. The infl ux of new OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: union history,” said Chris up in Rock Springs and non-unionized employees, workers has ceased. But the • Hearing Device Sales Boswell, a Democrat who today directs the progressive Boswell recalled. political change stuck. • Hearing Device Servicing served as state representative political organization Better “Their employers very “The fl avor that was • Diagnostic Testing for from Green River from 1993 Wyoming, remembers his effectively tell them, ‘the imparted then is still with us Pediatrics & Adults to 2003 and went on to a once-Republican mother Republicans will support and it remains here,” Craft • Balance & Dizziness Testing long career in Wyoming registering as a Democrat your continued livelihood said. • Custom Ear Molds government and politics. to make sure she had a say and the Democrats are trying Wyoming Democratic • Assistive Listening Devices But, “union labor in in primary elections, he to put too many restrictions politicians, and voters, have Sweetwater County was not said. It’s a tactic left-leaning on our way of doing often considered themselves We are committed to a solid vote for Democrats,” residents in many parts of business,’” he said, “so vote as distinct from the national your long-term hearing Boswell said. Wyoming are familiar with Republican.” party. In Wyoming, blue- healthcare! Still, until the mid-2000s today, but in reverse. Democrats struggled to party politicians often at least, an affi liation with A slow-moving but counter the suggestions that support the fossil fuel the Democratic Party was fundamental change in the they were a threat to the oil industry and resist gun Subscribe to the Green River Star helpful for winning public county’s bedrock politics and gas industry, he said. “If control measures. for only $42. Call 875-3103 today! offi ce in Sweetwater County, coincided with an oil and gas there’s a perception that one At the statehouse, many boom beginning in 2006, side of the political equation Democratic lawmakers around the time of Craft’s is more interested in my focus on issues they believe fi rst election, locals say. To paycheck and my fi nancial can gain support across the Craft, the change seemed to security, then the votes are aisle, like Blake’s focus on Ready for a new ride? come on fairly quickly. going to go that way.” wildlife protections that were “After that fi rst election, I By 2012, the year of popular with both hunters never again put ‘Democrat’ President Barack Obama’s and conservationists. We’ll help you get the on my campaign signs,” she reelection, Democrats were Such tactics, however, said. losing ground in Sweetwater weren’t enough to overcome A different shade of blue County, losing two seats polarized politics, Blake said. horsepower of your dreams collar in the House. The party “I had several people tell me, The coal mining, railroad had already lost a Senate ‘you’re a Democrat. There’s and later coal-burning power seat by that election. Craft no way I can vote for you,’” NEW and NEW-TO-YOU plant jobs of southwest was always supportive of he said. Wyoming shared more in the energy industry, she Many in Wyoming, Auto Loans as low as common than unionization. said. She recalled “hearing including prominent Their industries, at least until whispers that people were politicians, place coal’s 3.50% OAC coal’s current decline began, being warned against decline at the feet of offered long-lasting and Democrats because they Democratic politicians and stable careers. were the enemy of oil and policies. “If you get a job at the gas, which upset me greatly,” “Fossil fuels are at the top mines or the power plant, she said, “because I’ve always of people’s lists, certainly you’re [often] working there known where the bread is for their own livelihood,” the rest of your life,” Martin buttered here.” Joshua Coursey, a native said. Her former House district of Sweetwater County The oil-and-gas boom of used to include the oil and and the director of the the early aughts brought an gas town of Wamsutter. Craft hunters’ organization Muley infl ux of new workers to the always won her elections, but Fanatics, said. (307)875-3044 State sets masking order (888)340-3044 From A1 Sweetwater County At- In a joint statement is- 131 East Railroad Ave.Green River, WY 82935 • Office M-F:9:00-5:00 Drive-up M-F: 7:30-5:30 Other exemptions torney to publicly question sued Tuesday, Sheriff John include people actively the move. Grossnickle and County At- working out at a gym and “Our state and those torney Daniel Erramouspe following state recom- surrounding us are facing a asserted their belief that mendations, those who are hospital capacity crisis that the masking order, regard- hearing impaired or speak- now compels us to take ad- less of if it’s issued by the ing with someone who is ditional action. All through state or local health offi cer, hearing impaired where the fall, Wyoming has seen is unenforceable. the need to see a person’s a rise in serious cases of “We encourage everyone mouth movements is es- COVID to a point where to thoughtfully consider sential, situations involving every county is facing criti- their friends, family and law enforcement to iden- cal and dangerous levels neighbors as we navigate tify a person by removing of spread of the virus. Too the uncertainty of this their facial covering and many people have died,” pandemic. We’re all in this situations where a facial Gordon said in a statement together, and we have to covering is needed to be Monday. continue to work together removed to obtain a service Gordon initiated a to get through it,” Gross- or verify an identity. statewide facial covering nickle said in the state- In addition to the order that essentially cop- ment. order, Gov. Mark Gor- ies mandates already in “While my personal don announced a series place in several counties, as feelings on the topic are of tightened restrictions well as limits to restaurant well known at this point, Monday that aims to curb groups, gym class num- wearing a mask is not the the spread of COVID-19 bers and social gather- issue here. The issue is that across the state, which has ings. Gordon’s order also this public health order is since gotten support from places a curfew on bars unenforceable from a law Wyoming’s Washington, and restaurants serving enforcement perspective D.C. delegation, but has patrons onsite, calling for because it doesn’t allow our prompted the Sweetwater a closures between 10 p.m. deputies a way to separate County Sheriff and the and 5 a.m. those who are exempt from the mask requirement from those who are willfully THANK YOU! violating it,” he said. Erramouspe spoke about the ethical issues the mandate poses him, which he originally posed to community leaders throughout Sweetwater County during a virtual meeting called to discuss a mask order. “The American Bar Association Standards for Prosecution states that a prosecutor is ethically bound to fi le charges if they reasonably believe the charges are supported by probable cause, that ‘admissible evidence’ exists to be suffi cient to support a conviction beyond a rea- sonable doubt and that the decision to charge is in the interests of justice,” Erra- We would like to thank Solvay for mouspe said. “So, in order sponsoring our Newspapers In to successfully prosecute a mask mandate case, the Education Reading Program. prosecution would have to prove beyond a reason- Sweetwater County School District #2 able doubt that a person not wearing a face cover- students benefi t because of their generosity. ing does not suffer from a medical or mental condition, or disability, that 445 Uinta Drive prohibits them from doing Green River so. 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Obituaries Kay Marie Danielson Kay Marie Danielson, 82, passed away She was preceded in death by her parents Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at the Mission at and survived by her son, Mark Danielson of Castle Rock Rehabilitation Center surround- Sitka, Alaska, and wife Amy; daughters, Mar- ed by her loved ones, both in person and sha Kay Harris of Green River, Wyoming, virtually. They spent sacred moments remi- and husband Joseph; Maria Becker of West niscing and expressing love. “Grandma Kay” Bend, Wisconsin; sister Patricia Warsinske wore herself out being a mother and of Springﬁ eld, Illinois, and husband grandmother and will be missed. Richard; grandchildren, Joseph C. “Grandma Kay” was born on Harris and wife Morgan, Eli Har- March 11, 1938 in Holmen, Wiscon- ris and wife Kelsey, Michelle Nixon sin, the daughter of Arnold Casberg and husband Jeremy, Eric Harris and Verna Otilda Theige. and wife Ashley, Seth Harris and Kay graduated from Holmen wife Taylor, Mark Harris and wife High School and the University of Ashley, Sarah Harris and husband Wisconsin at Stevens Point. She Alexander Lourenco, Julia Rollins graduated with degrees in Math and and husband Marty, Laura Rivers Music and sang throughout her life and husband Wesley, Anna Harris, in choirs, including “Messiah” in Mary Harris, Lily Harris, Zachary Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She worked Becker and wife Taylor, Hannah as a teacher and then as a data processor at Becker, Zoﬁ a Danielson, Levi Danielson; Wisconsin Gas Company until her retirement great-grandchildren, Boston Harris, Denver in 1997. She was the treasurer of the Town of Harris, Dash Harris, Liv Harris, Hallie Kay Saukville, Wisconsin. She relocated to Green Harris, Owen Harris, Scarlett Harris, Claire Continuing River, Wyoming from Wisconsin in a brave Harris, Bennett Harris, Lucy Nixon, Max- move when she was 75 years old. well Nixon, Thaddeus Nixon, Fredek Nixon, She enjoyed music, reading, Jeopardy, Easton Harris, Oakley Harris, Harlee Harris, Our Commitment and spending time with family and friends. Emory Harris, Chanelle Harris, RayLee Rol- Kay was a die-hard Green Bay Packers fan, lins, Theodore Rivers, and two babies due in and her home donned the green and gold. January of 2021. to Sweetwater County She made delicious chili and lasagna, and Private family services will be held virtu- shared meals with others. She weaved hats ally, and she will be laid to rest beside her with her time and donated many to members parents in Wisconsin. Condolences may be of the community. left at www.foxfh.com. Despite the challenges of 2020, we’ve made great Tressie Sever Parsons, strides in connecting you to information, communica-

Tressie Sever Parsons, 84, passed away Friday, November 27, 2020 tion and entertainment: at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County in Rock Springs, Wyoming. She was a resident of Rock Springs for the past 45 years and former resident of • Upgraded our network, power plant and batteries to California. She was born on December 5, 1935 in San Diego, California; the increase reliability. daughter of Earl Sever and Clara Goldie Simmons. Following cremation; a celebration of life will be conducted at a later date. • Hired a Wyoming-based construction team of five. Lawrence J. Kladianos • Offered Saturday service calls and an option for outage Lawrence J. Kladianos, 93, passed away Tuesday, December alerts via text. 1, 2020 at his home in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Mr. Kladianos was a life-long resident of Wyoming. He was born October 4, 1927 in Su- • Added a “New Fiber” build page to our website. perior, Wyoming; the son of Louis Kladianos and Margaret Dougas. Private family funeral services will be conducted, and a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.

Keith Swanson For the latest Rock Springs Keith Swanson, 63, passed away on Friday, November 27, 2020 at and Green River updates, visit: Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County in Rock Springs, Wyoming. He was a resident of Green River for 40 years. He was born in Washburn, allwest.com/working-for-you Wisc. on December 17, 1956; the son of Kenneth Swanson and Florence Strecker Swanson. Following cremation, military honors will be conducted at noon. Tuesday, December 29, 2020 at Riverview Cemetery. Every Connection Counts www.allwest.com | 866.255.9378

Lyndy Putnam © All West Communications 2020 Lyndy Putnam, 67, passed away Wednesday, December 2, 2020 at University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah. She was a resident of Rock Springs, Wyoming for 33 years. Lyndy was born January 1, 1953 in Windsor. Vermont; the daughter of William Martin Davis and Marjorie Clough Davis. Following cremation, no services will be held at her request. Keith Wilkie Keith Wilkie, 50, passed away Sunday, November 22, 2020 at his home in Rock Springs, Wyoming. He was a life-long resident of Rock Springs, Wyoming. Mr. Wilkie was born June 16, 1970 in Rock Springs, Wyoming; the son of Roy Albert Wilkie and Jackie Tabor. Cremation will take place; no services will be held at his request. Norda Millett Lewis Norda Millett Lewis, 84, passed away Tuesday, November 24, 2020 at River Mountain Village Advanced Care Center in Newport, Washington. She was a resident of Newport, Washington for the past seven years and former resident of Green River, Wyoming. Graveside Services and Interment will be conducted at 10 a.m. Thursday, De- cember 10, 2020 at the Riverview Cemetery in Green River.

Ronald Joe Lumsden Ronald Joe Lumsden, 69, passed away Sunday, November 29, 2020 at Stanford Hospital in Palo Alto, California. He was a life-long resident of Wyoming Mr. Lumsden was born September 22, 1951 in Oakland, California; the son of William Lumsden and Irene Hysell. Following Cremation, there will be no services at his request.

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Lois designs advertisements and builds the weekly Archive page Wyoming GOP is pushing a and the Preview of Homes. false election narrative By DAVID MARTIN If America is no longer a Biden. As of this writing, mathematical and verifi- Publisher land of free and fair elec- only one lawsuit regard- able fact at this point. The tions, haven’t we then lost ing some counties in long silence of Wyoming’s A curious email showed our country completely?” Pennsylvania was suc- GOP-affiliated leadership up in my inbox last It’s a shame that cessful and the number is troubling in itself. No Wednesday. despite tremendous of votes that impacts is one has congratulated The Wyoming GOP evidence to the contrary, miniscule at best. Overall, Biden on his win. Rep. Liz sent an email to its people and organizations the legal win-loss tally is Cheney did offer words members reflecting on who definitely so dismal that if calling on the Trump the Thanksgiving holiday have something to it were an NFL campaign to release the and the pilgrims who gain from pro- team, the coach evidence of election tam- Mission came to the New World moting this idea would have been pering, with no avail. We strive to cover all the news and 400 years ago in 1620. the Presidential fired long ago. It’s stunning to see entertainment important to the people of The first few paragraphs Election was a The Supreme the efforts many con- Green River. Our entire staff takes part in the are legitimately great fraud. 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Financial Focus

Consider These Year-end FinanCial Moves WeÕre nearing the end of 2020 Ð and for many of us, it will be a relief to turn the calendar page on this challenging year. However, weÕve still Gerald Gras prepares got a few weeks left, which means you have time to make some year-end financial moves that may work in your favor. to smash the wiffle ball Here are a few suggestions: while playing pickleball add to your ira. For the 2020 tax year, you can put in up to $6,000 with friends at to your traditional or Roth IRA, or $7,000 if youÕre 50 or older. If you Edgewater Park havenÕt reached this limit, consider adding some money. You actually have until April 15, 2021, to contribute to your IRA for 2020, but the Monday morning. sooner you put the money in, the quicker it can go to work for you. Plus, Star photo by David if you have to pay taxes in April, youÕll be less likely to contribute to your Martin IRA then. Make an extra 401(k) payment. If itÕs allowed by your employer, put in a little extra to your 401(k) or similar retirement plan. And if your salary goes up next year, increase your regular contributions. see your tax advisor. ItÕs possible that you could improve your tax situation by making some investment-related moves. For example, if you sold some investments whose value has increased, you could incur capital gains taxes. To offset these gains, you could sell other investments that have lost value, assuming these investments are no longer essential to your financial strategy. Your tax advisor can evaluate this type of move, along with others, to determine those that may be appropriate for your situation. review your investment mix. As you consider your portfolio, think about the events of these past 12 months and how you responded to them. When COVID-19 hit early in the year, and the financial mar- kets plunged, did you find yourself worrying constantly about the losses you were taking, even though they were just on ÒpaperÓ at that point? Obituaries Did you even sell investments to Òcut your lossesÓ without waiting for a market recovery? If so, you might want to consult with a financial profes- sional to determine if your investment mix is still appropriate for your goals and risk tolerance, or if you need to make some changes. Gregory Scott Cable evaluate your need for retirement plan withdrawals. If you are 72 or older, you must start taking withdrawals Ð technically called required minimum distributions, or RMDs Ð from your traditional IRA and Gregory Scott Cable, 54, of Green River, passed mit, Mo., Jaimie (Josh) Peterson, Green River, Nata- your 401(k) or similar retirement plan. Typically, you must take these away the afternoon of Sunday, December 6, 2020 of a lia (Carsen) Corthell, Green River; grandchildren, An- RMDs by December 31 every year. However, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, heart attack while fishing on the Green River. thony Lara, Juliet Peterson, Carter Corthell, and Economic Stimulus (CARES) Act suspended, or waived, all RMDs He was born January 31, 1966 in Leth- and Rozlyn Corthell; “the aunts,” who doted due in 2020. If youÕre in this age group, but you donÕt need the money, you can let your retirement accounts continue growing on a tax-deferred bridge, Alberta, Canada, the son of Lloyd on him since birth, Margaret Aitken, Beverly basis. Gerald Cable and Cecelia Rose Aitken. Cargill, Shirley (Bill) Barnowich, Judy (Jim) Think about the future. Are you saving enough for your childrenÕs Greg attended schools in Seattle, Den- May, Connie Koncz and Michelle Aitken, all college education? Are you still on track toward the retirement lifestyle youÕve envisioned? Or have your retirement plans changed as a result of ver, Jackson, Wyo. and Green River. He was of Canada; several cousins; and his beloved the pandemic? All of these issues can affect your investment strategies, a longtime employee of Quality Builders grandpuppy, Charley. He is also survived by so youÕll want to think carefully about what decisions you may need to in Green River and helped construct many his dear work family, Tim (Chris) Montgom- make. homes and businesses in Sweetwater County ery, Heath, and all the other wonderful people Looking back Ð and ahead Ð can help you make the moves to end 2020 on a positive note and start 2021 on the right foot and other areas. at Quality Builders. .This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward He possessed a stunning array of skills He is preceded in death by his mother, Jones Financial Advisor. and could build, repair or improve almost Cecelia Rose Aitken; a sister, Lisa Marie Cable For more information please call 307-382-3278. anything structural or mechanical. He had in infancy; and grandparents, Rose and Earl an incredible number of friends and knew virtually Aitken, Wilhelmina Holloway and Elliott Cable. every person in the construction industry in Sweetwa- Cremation will take place and a memorial will be SAME-DAY DENTURE SERvICE ter County. There was no such thing as quick trip to held at a later date. Home Depot or Ace for Greg, he had to stop and talk The family wishes to express their deepest thanks DENTURES ...... $395-$850 per denture to everybody he knew (and he did know everybody) to Sweetwater Medics who saved our brother, com- RELINES ...... $300 per denture while there. He loved watching NASCAR and the Den- panion and Dziadziu in September and gave us a few CROWNS ...... $950 per crown ver Broncos. more precious months; Castle Rock Ambulance and He was an avid catch and release fisherman, was the Green River Police Department for their heroic IMPLANTS ...... $700-$1400 per unit teaching his grandson the art, and died while pursu- attempt; and Tim and the crew at Quality Builders for ing this favorite pastime. always being there for us. New patient exams $50 Survivors include his sister, Angela M. Cable, Rock A GoFundMe has been set up to help the family Susan Baker, D.D.S. 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Green River Police incident. At 10:46 a.m., officers Street. Officers met with not release the address collision at 390 Firehole Department reports for At 2:52 p.m., officers responded to a report of a concerned individual officers responded to. Place. Officers met with Nov. 30 responded to a report property damage on Wilkes who reported a broken an individual who advised At 1.41 p.m. officers of suspicious activity Drive. Officers met with an window of a residence Dec. 2 they were backing their responded to a report of on Flaming Gorge Way. individual concerning an and a door that was open. Officers conducted a camper into his driveway vandalism on West Teton Officers met with an interior door that had been Officers contacted the traffic stop on a vehicle and the camper made Boulevard. Officers met individual who reported broken over the weekend. owner and items were on Wilkes Drive and contact with their garage. with an individual who possible drug activity and Officers completed a report reported missing. Officers issued the driver, Dylan reported the window completed a report of the of the incident. completed a report of the Hughes, 20, of Green Dec. 4 in their vehicle had incident. At 4:45 p.m., incident, which is still River, citations for alleged At 6:38 p.m., officers been shattered. Officers officers responded to under investigation. compulsory auto insurance responded to a REDDI completed a report of the Dec. 1 an agency assist with At 6:48 p.m., officers and expired temporary (report every drunk driver the Sweetwater County responded to a report of license permit violations. immediately) on Interstate Sheriff’s Department for fraud on Flaming Gorge 80. Officers observed NEED CASH FOR THE a vehicle that was driving Way. Officers met with an Dec. 3 the vehicle and made erratically on Yellowstone individual who reported At 2:15 a.m., officers contact with the driver. Road. Officers located the fraudulent activity on their responded to a report of Subsequently officers HOLIDAYS? vehicle and made contact bank account. Monetary a REDDI (Report Every placed Ronnie Long, 48, with the driver. Officers losses were reported. Drunk Driver Immediately) of Arizona, under arrest for subsequently placed the Officers completed a report at Penny’s Diner. Officers alleged driving while under driver Thomas Webb, of the incident. met with individuals who the influence of alcohol. $96 MILLION BEING HELD 35, of Green River, under At 9:39 p.m., officers reported an altercation Officers transported Long The State of Wyoming may be holding some of your money. arrest for alleged driving responded to a report of with two individuals to the Sweetwater County Visit mycash.wyo.gov to learn more while under the influence domestic violence. Officers who were suspected Detention Center and of a controlled substance. met with an individual to be intoxicated. The completed a report of the Officers transported Webb who reported a known individuals left prior to incident. to the Sweetwater County individual was continually officer arrival. Officers At 8:21 p.m., officers Pets of the Week Detention Center and pounding on their door. patrolled the area but did responded to a report completed a report of the Officers met with the not locate the vehicle. of a verbal domestic incident. subject and escorted them Officers completed a report disturbance on North At 5:50 p.m., officers off the property. Officers of the incident. 5th West Street. Officers responded to a report of a completed a report of the At 10:07 a.m., officers met with the individuals burglary on Mountain View incident. The GRPD did responded to a report of a involved in a verbal altercation. Officers completed a report of the City Council meeting incident. Honey Dec. 5 Dec. 15, 2020, 7 p.m. At 1:42 p.m., officers, Meet this sweet, little Honey! along with GRPD and EMS She’s a three month old kitten who is Virtual meeting hosted personnel, responded to already house trained. She’s sweet and a report of an apartment fire on Upland Way. will have her ﬁ rst set of shots and a through Zoom Firefighters were able to coupon to help with spay cost upon her extinguish the fire and adoption. is is a tentative agenda subject to change. evacuate the building. The apartment had been To adopt a dog, cat or kitten visit the PUBLIC HEARINGS: Public Hearing for the Transfer of the Fish Bowl LLC dba; e Fish Bowl unoccupied and minimal Green River Animal Shelter weekdays Bowling Center Liquor License to Green River Bowling Center Inc., dba Green River Bowling damage was reported. Center from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. or call them at APPOINTMENTS: Reappointment of Bryce Castillon to the Green River Arts Council for an ad- Officers completed a report ditional two-year term of the incident. 872-0570. RESOLUTIONS: Consideration of a Resolution Modifying the Solid Waste Fund for the 2020 At 5:32 p.m., officers PET OF THE WEEK BROUGHT TO YOU BY . . . Green Waste Processing Project were notified of a vehicle COUNCIL ACTION ITEMS: (A) Consideration to Approve the Transfer of e Fish Bowl LLC dba; burglary on Upland Way. e Fish Bowl Bowling Center Liquor License to Green River Bowling Center Inc., dba; Green It was reported a prior River Bowling Center for the term of December 16, 2020 to March 31, 2021; (B) Consideration of burglary had taken place Award of the 2020 Green Waste Processing Project TO Longhorn Construction, Inc.; (C) Consid- eration of an Amendment to the Contract with the Wyoming Department of Health for COVID and items were reported Testing in Wastewater; (D) Consideration to Approve a Rate Increase for Solid Waste Services missing. Officers completed from Wyoming Waste Systems a report of the incident. CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS: (A) Authorization to Submit an Application for the Wastewater At 6:14 p.m., Officers Shop Summer Hours: Treatment Plant Permit Renewal; (B) Approval of the Minutes and Payment of Bills concocted a traffic stop on Monday-Friday West 2nd South Street on Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the City Council meetings will be held virtually until further notice. WyomingÕs Largest 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. a vehicle for speeding and Weekends City Council meetings will be available to view on the City’s YouTube channel https://youtu.be/vz9g- 5bb6csQ. If you would like to speak during the council meeting please call 307.872.6145 by 4:30 pm issued the driver, Chantry Showroom 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the day of the meeting to receive the zoom meeting information. Casey, 44, of Green River, An agenda is available on the City’s Website: www.cityofgreenriver.org the Friday before the Council a citation for alleged 1850 Foothill Blvd., PO Box 1259, Rock Springs, WY 82902-1259 Meeting Tel. R.S. 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80 Years Ago 50 Years Ago December 6, 1940 Guardsmen Are Expected Home For Christmas

Possibility that a major- ity, if not all, of the Green River youths comprising membership of the mili- ary police unit that forms a part of the 41st division of the National Guard would be home for Christmas was seen today. The 41st division, now in training with the MONROE JUNIOR High school’s Freshman regular army at Camp basketball team: Front row, left to right, Jim Murray, Washington, will Wood, Rick Perry, Augustine Gardea, Ernie be granted a 11-day Christ- Martinez and Dick Powell. Second row, left mas vacation, according to right, Student Manager Willis Olson, to announcement issued David Asher, Linne Rollins, Bob Gerrard, this week. They will leave Howard Schultz, Tom Wilson, Robert Marti- the camp December 21 and nez and Coach Glen McLean. Back row, left report back by January 2. to right, Student Manager Doug Stewart, Bob The 12,000 soliders Burnaugh, Vern Goglio, Randy Smith, David from Washington, Or- Crim, Randy Hargrove, Irwin Richardson, egon, Montana, Idaho and Stanley Owens and George Cox. Wyoming who are included Photos (above and right) from in the division cheered for December 10, 1970 15 minutes when Major- NEW AND OLD faces of Chamber of Commerce General George A. White, Story and advertisement (left and above) from board of directors: Newly-elected Director Mar- garet Sylvester; re-elected President E. A. Brown; their commanding officer, December 6, 1940 40 Years Ago announced the 11-day leave. new Director Robert Meeboer; re-elected Treasurer The vacation had been kept Glenn Hill and returnee Vice-President Arnold a secret until he made the 70 Years Ago DANCERS...Rachel Morck. Recently-elected Director Gerald Smith public announcement. Weishaar and Pa- absent from photo. These and James O. Yates, mela Burdick wait Bob Romig and E. Wayne Mortensen comprise CC in the wings before governing body. joining December 7, 1950 other dancers Special Train on stage at Friday Being Talked night’s perfor- For New Year mance of “Dance a Gator Bowl Christmas Dream.” Contest The girls are A special train from Photos (above and students Wyoming to the Gator bowl right) from of Cheryl game between the unbeaten December 10, 1980 Morris. University of Wyoming Cowboys and Washington and Lee on New Year’s day CHILDRENS’ THEATRE...Greg Dahlman, Jeff Morgan, Tara in Jacksonville, Fla., has 30 Years Ago Slaughter, Bobbie Tabone, Jennifer Barker, Pam Burdick, Na- been practically assured, it than Cottam and Bliss Ragdale will performa a Christmas play was learned today. Monday at 8:30 p.m. at Roosevelt School. The train not only will Photos (left and right) carry Wyoming fans to the TICKETS FOR the University of Wyoming-New from game but also will carry Mexico basketball game here on December 19 are December 6, 1990 the university’s marching moving rapidly, it was announced this morning. band, and the university’s There are only 1,000 reserved seats and 500 general pony mascot--Cowboy Joe. admission seats available and these are expected to THE GREEN RIVER It is extimated it will cost be disposed of several days before the game. Mem- Boys Basketball team $8,000 to pay the expense bers of the Cowboy cage team are, l-r, Dick Haag, showed its stuff during the of taking the band by chair Kenny Teller, John Hughes, Gordon Haldean, Bob annual Green and White car. Clements, and Adam Walter. All will be in Green game Friday. The event The Cheyenne Quar- showcased the talents of River for the game. THE OTHERHILL Music Con- terback Club and Cheyenne the new Wolf basketball sort with (l-r) Gerri Vesvicks, newspapers and radio Story and photo (left and above) from team. Mike Nelson, Justin Lurae Brinkerhoff and Tonja Val- station are sponsoring the December 7, 1950 Bonomo and Stacy Robinson get some game intensity during lery, will highlight a meeting of train and are attempting the contest. to raise $13,000 to assure the After Five Club this the band’s trip by first class week. Other members accommodations. It was of the group are Randy 20 Years Ago reported that about $5,000 Randles and Bill Hoyt. already had been raised. JOYFUL SOUNDS...Christy Lev, Martha Holloway and Gina Hurdsman enter- 60 Years tain parents Saturday at the Sweetwater County Courthouse while they wait with Ago their children to see Santa, who arrived on the city’s old fire truck. Photos (right and below right) from December 7, 2000

SCHOOL OVER for the day AMANDA and the youngsters start 10 Years Ago CARTER, pouring into the Children’s held by her Library of the Sweetwater dad, Tony, is KENIA ZARATE and Timothy Neslen, students County Library at Green very excited in kindergarten at Jackson Elementary School, River for Child Librarian to see the sing out as they hold their gingerbread men. Gladys Brady (left) to start fire truck THIRD GRADER Oscar issuing books. Marilyn Spen- drive up in cer and Theodora Bernal are Photos front of the Castillon, left, and Kinder- (left and gartener Glenda Garcia checking out books above. courthouse, right) bringing make use of the especially from designed tilt-top read- Photos Santa to (above left and above) from December Green River. Several hundred children gath- ing table in the Children’s 8, 2010 Library. December 8, 1960 ered for Santa’s arrival last weekend.

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Lander Welch takes a breather during practice Monday night at the Green River High School Aquatics Center. The Wolves will have their ﬁ rst swim meet in Rock Springs Friday. Star photo by David Martin

By DAVID MARTIN the girls season in the fall had a fi nalized said about the seniors. cially with Lander’s swimming team. The Publisher schedule, but the team ended up compet- While 22 students isn’t as many swim- Lander Tigers swimming team dominate ing in meets not initially listed because of mers Seiloff has for the state-champion the 3A conference in Wyoming, with the The Green River High School boys pandemic-related situations. girls team in the fall, she believes the team seeking their 25th consecutive state swimming and diving team will start their Overall, she said the boys are doing Wolves will still be a competitive team for title this year. season against Rock Springs Friday and a great job of getting ready for that fi rst their fi rst year in the 3A conference. She While Seiloff says a top-three fi nish at head coach Colleen Seiloff is busy prepping meet. She said some of her swimmers have said one of the main challenges for the state, at the hardware that comes with it, is her swimmers for the upcoming season. already had pool time earlier in the school boys swimming is the diffi culty in getting one of the team’s goals, the boys are more According to a news release from Sweet- year, while swimmers coming in from fall athletes to competes during the winter. focused on improving their individual water County School District No. 2’s Athlet- sports like football are making gains in Despite that, she sees the large number of times throughout the season. ics Director, Tony Beardsley, the complete transitioning into swimming. Overall, she seniors as a major strength for the Wolves “They want to get in there and do the swimming season hasn’t been fi nalized yet. has 22 swimmers on the team this year, going into the season. best they can this year,” she said. “We’ll see Seiloff said the late schedule is a symptom with seven seniors leading the team. For the conference, Seiloff said 3A will where they end up at the end of the sea- of competing during a pandemic, saying “They’re going to do a great job,” Seiloff be highly-competitive for the Wolves, espe- son.”

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Wednesday, December 9, 2020 www.greenriverstar.com B1 Nativity scene planned for Dec. 19 By DAVID MARTIN tion a real baby would Publisher not be used in the manger scene and everything One of Green River’s takes place outdoors, but newer traditions, a said a stable was built performance of Handel’s by Julian Sorensen that “Messiah” and a Christ- will house four lambs a mas Carol sing-a-long donkey and horse, as well won’t be taking place this as the cast. year, but organizers have The manger was built other plans in place to by Kat Martin while the celebrate the season. costumes and bales of “It would have been hay are being handled by our ninth year,” co- the Union Congregational organizer Bonnie Arnold, Church. Bobby and Jamie said. Cudney, Troy and Holly In its place, a live Hill, Jenar and Amy Jas- Nativity scene will be so and Pastor and Alaina presented to the commu- Henderson are playing nity at the Church of the the Holy Family and the Nazarene, 630 Riverview shepherds. Drive, Dec. 19 from 6-9 p.m. While Arnold and her “This is our co-organizer Nancy Ste- vens admit they miss the social distancing Sunday night rehearsals solution.” that went into the annual performance, they think the Nativity will ~ Bonnie Arnold be a great event to host Nativity organizer during the coronavirus pandemic. “This is our social dis- Arnold said the group tancing solution,” Arnold didn’t want to cancel the Nancy Stevens and Bonnie Arnold are co-organizers for the upcoming live Nativity scene which will take place said. annual performance and at the Church of the Nazarene Dec. 19, from 6-9 p.m. Star photo by David Martin The Nativity is pro- decided a drive-through duced in cooperation Nativity scene was the scene itself, 1,500 lumi- event in (the annual mu- Bonnie Arnold Donations with several churches best way to continue a narias will line the street sical program’s) place,” Sand was donated by in Green River and is Christmas community approaching the church. Arnold added. Churches involved SunRoc for the lumi- planned around two presentation. Arnold also Arnold said John Owens Church of Jesus Christ narias vignettes featuring live said the plan received is building the luminarias Nativity Committee of Latter-day Saints Portable corral was do- actors and recorded support from Green River and volunteers are sought Julian and Patsy Church of the Naza- nated by Ryan and Nicole music. Stevens said the Police Chief Tom Jarvie, to help light and place Sorensen rene Scott music features experts which encouraged them them Dec. 19 at 1 p.m. Becky Creager The Pentecostal Four lambs are provid- from Handel’s “Messiah,” to move forward with the “We don’t know what Jenar and Amy Jasso Church ed by Randy Laughter as well as other pieces.. Nativity. to expect,” Stevens said. Sharon Danks Union Congregational The donkey and horse Arnold was quick to men- In addition to the “We just hope Green Nancy Stevens Church are provided by Adam River will support this John Owens Halverson County employee retires after 38 years By DAVID MARTIN tion at the Jim Bridger Power Plant, he Publisher would be hired at the county, with his initial task being to survey all of the A 38-year employee of Sweetwater county roads, a task he doesn’t believe County’s land use department will be has been accomplished yet. Deciding retiring at the end of the year. he didn’t want to be 40 and going out Mark Kot, the county’s public lands into the freezing cold as a surveyor, Kot planner, said he has enjoyed work- applied for an open planner position ing in various roles at the Sweetwater in the land use office. In the following County Courthouse during his time as years, Kot worked his way through the an employee. Kot was originally hired office, becoming the community de- in 1983 as an engineer and surveyor. velopment supervisor in 1995 and the Kot originally came to Rock Springs in public lands planner in 2011. 1979, being hired by the Bureau of Land During that time, Kot helped initiate Management as a temporary hydrolo- Operation Desert Pride, a group com- gist. mitted to cleaning up the garbage left “The job was supposed to last four in the Red Desert, He said the organiza- months,” Kot said. tion would host half a dozen cleanup Kot, who resided in Winter, Wisc., events each year, with volunteer num- prior to coming to the county, said he bers ranging from a few people to a was aware of Rock Springs because small army committed to picking up the of the well-known crime and corrup- litter. Kot also credits the organization tion occurring in the city at the time. with introducing him to his wife, Linda, When accepting the job offer during a whom he met while working the Opera- phone call with a BLM representative, tion Desert Pride booth at the Sweetwa- Kot recalls asking if “that was the place ter County Fair. with all the crime and corruption.” Kot Kot also has pride in his work on said he had worked the previous sum- the county’s growth management plan, mer in Glenwood Springs and Steam- which aimed to create an agreement boat Springs, Colo., and expected the between the county and the Green River landscape to be similar to those areas. and Rock Springs municipal govern- Mark Kot, the county’s public lands planner, will retire after spending 38 years with Driving along Interstate 80 through ments regarding growth and zoning the county. Kot has worked on several initiatives, such as Operation Desert Pride Laramie towards Rock Springs, Kot on county lands surrounding the two and a growth management plan originally conceived to help create a standardized remembers constantly fighting the cities. set of regulations that would foster uniform development on county lands near wind as he drove, eventually pull- More recently, Kot believes his work Green River and Rock Springs. Courtesy photo ing over near the Red Desert thinking something was causing his vehicle to Kot cites the county’s work with organi- active as he can. drift. He quickly learned the wind was “It’s always been an zations like the Greater Little Mountain “Sitting for 35 years has wrecked my so strong it was pushing his vehicle to Coalition and promoting protections for back,” Kot said. the side as he drove. Upon arriving in interesting opportunity Adobe Town and portions of the Red Kot said he intends to travel, having Rock Springs and getting a room at the Desert in helping protect the county’s an interest in visiting Poland, Green- Springs Motel, he used a pay phone to to visit places with vital areas. land and Morocco, as well as “anywhere call his mom. “Wally made this job possible,” Kot else my wife wants to visit.” “This place looks like the moon,” he people who know a said. “We’re protecting the wide open He also has an interest in being a remembers telling her. spaces and the economy of Sweetwater substitute teacher and wants to take a Following his time at the BLM, Kot lot about oil and gas, County that’s derived from it. class to study calculus, something he said he was a day away from moving Kot believes that moving forward, never had the chance to do. Kot said he back to Wisconsin because he was un- archeology or biology.” the county should continue striving for intends to work out more and continue able to find work. The day before he and maintaining a working relationship exploring Sweetwater County, saying planned to leave, he received a call from ~ Mark Kot with the BLM, U.S. Forest Service and there are 12 wilderness study areas and Glenn Sugano, a longtime Rock Springs other federal entities. a number of places he hasn’t seen yet. city employee future city councilman, Sweetwater County Public Lands “It’s through those relationships you He said he’s also trying to photo- offering him a job at the city’s solid Planner get things done,” he said. “Recreation graph the seven species of chickadee waste treatment facility. comes from open spaces, we need to bird in North America, having already The facility Kot worked at was be- keep the (balance between industrial photographed three of the seven. hind where the Albertsons grocery store as the county lands planner, which he and recreational uses) viable.” Kot also said he has an interest in is located, not the current treatment teamed up with Sweetwater County Overall, Kot said the last 36 years promoting dark sky lighting in Green facility west of Rock Springs. He said Commissioner Wally Johnson, has ben- working for the county have treated River and Rock Springs. The lighting the facility was 1 million gallons over efitted the county and its residents. him well, as well as given him a chance is designed to allow for more starts to capacity -- a symptom of the explosive Kot credits Johnson for creating his to interact with people in a wide range be visible in the night sky. Standard growth the city had seen in the previous current position, which has been aimed of fields and expertise. streetlights cause light pollution, which decade. at keeping Sweetwater County a coop- “It’s always been an interesting op- is excessive and misdirected outdoor “When that red light went off, you erating group with federal agencies and portunity to visit places with people lighting that can obscure stars and has went down and opened up the flood- helping push a multiple-use philoso- who know a lot about oil and gas, been linked to having adverse effects on gates, emptying it all into the Bitter phy for federal lands, supporting both archeology or biology,” Kot said. health. Creek,” Kot said. industrial and commercial uses for fed- Kot doesn’t plan to rest once he’s “I want to be part of this commu- After leaving that job and a posi- eral lands, as well as recreational uses. retired. If anything, he plans to be as nity,” Kot said. 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City of Green River, City Council Proceedings Maes moved to approve the resolution accepting Council Workshop; (H) Approval of Payment of Bills: Prepaid Invoices for October 6, 2020, 7 pm, Council Chambers, a grant from the Wyoming Energy Authority and $621,306.46; Outstanding Invoices $426,198.35; Payroll Expenditures Mayor Pete Rust called the meeting to order. The approving the increase in the General Fund for $373,568.94; Preauthorization Payments $1,065,000.00. Council Mem- following Council Members were present: Gary the Recreation Center Maintenance Program, in ber Berg seconded, motion carried. Adjournment: Council Member Kill- Killpack, Lisa Maes, Mike Shutran, Robert Berg, the amount of $60,000; (R20-22) Consideration pack moved to adjourn at 7:38 pm. Council Member Shutran seconded, and Jim Zimmerman. The following were pres- to Approve a Resolution to Increase the Capital motion carried. /s/ Pete Rust, Mayor Attest: /s/ Chris Meats, City Clerk ent representing the City: City Administrator Projects Fund for a Grant from the Wyoming Reed Clevenger, Director of Finance Chris Meats, Department of State Parks and Cultural Re- City of Green River Bill List Director of Human Resources Cari Kragovich, sources. Council Member Shutran moved to 10/6/2020 Director of Public Works Mark Westenskow, approve the resolution to increase the Capital ALL WEST COMMUNICATIONS $237.80; ALPINE PURE BOTTLED Senior Building Inspector Ken Yager, Police Projects Fund for a grant from the Wyoming WATER $123.50; ALSCO $41.47; BATTERY SYSTEMS INC $258.96; Chief Tom Jarvie, Assistant Fire Chief Larry Department of State Parks and Cultural Re- BIG PEE INDUSTIRES INC. $775.00; BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC $54.73; Erdmann, Director of Parks and Recreation Brad sources, in the amount of $250,000 to replace CAPITAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS, INC $87.70; CIRCUIT COURT - GREEN Raney and City Attorney Galen West. Approval the playground at Riverside Park and to rein- RIVER $.01; CIVIL AIR PATROL MAGAZINE $95.00; DELTA DENTAL OF of the Agenda: Council Member Killpack moved force the riverbank of the Green River. Council WYOMING $9,038.00; DESERT MOUNTAIN CORPORATION $3,206.40; to approve the agenda. Council Member Maes Member Maes seconded, motion carried. Council DESERT REMODELS $15,042.50; DOMINION ENERGY $2,112.48; seconded, motion carried. Proclamations: (A) Actions: (A) Consideration to Approve an Energy ENERGY LABORATORIES INC $624.00; FASTENAL COMPANY $11.09; Breast Cancer Awareness Month; (B) Domestic Retrofit Grant contract with the Wyoming Energy FLEETPRIDE $343.60; FLETCHER, NICHOLAS $200.00; GRAINGER Violence Awareness Month; (C) Fire Prevention Authority. Council Member Maes moved to au- $166.66; GREEN RIVER ACE HARDWARE $186.92; GREEN RIVER Week; (D) Mine Rescue Day. Board and Com- thorize the Mayor sign the Energy Retrofit Grant AMERICAN LEGION $390.00; HOSE & RUBBER SUPPLY INC $100.94; mittee Appointments: (A) Appointment of Contract with the Wyoming Energy Authority, in HUB INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN STATES LIMITED $1,800.00; IN THE Carrie Tuttle to the Tree Advisory Board. Council the amount of $25,000, pending legal approval; SWIM -$8.19; INBERG-MILLER ENGINEERS - IME $750.50; JOINT Member Berg moved to confirm the Mayor’s ap- (B) Consideration to Approve a Land Water and POWERS WATER BOARD $248,612.70; KEN BERGMAN & ASSOCI- pointment of Carrie Tuttle to the Tree Advisory Conservation Fund (LWCF) Grant Agreement ATES LLC (KBA SAW) $583.53; LONGHORN CONSTRUCTION $225.00; Board beginning October 1, 2020 and expiring with Wyoming State Parks. Council Member NAPA AUTO PARTS UNLIMITED $1,088.28; PROFORCE LAW ENFORCE- September 30, 2023. Council Member Killpack Killpack moved to approve the grant agreement MENT $.00; QUILL CORPORATION $408.20; ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER seconded, motion carried. Resolutions: (R20- for the LWCF Grant from Wyoming State Parks $40,330.99; SWEETWATER COUNTY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER 19) Consideration of a Resolution Transferring for improvements to Riverside Park and to place $4,071.76; SWEETWATER COUNTY DETENTION CENTER $1,020.00; Funds from the Asset Seizure Fund to Purchase a restriction on improved land to be used for SWEETWATER COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT $150.00; SWEETWA- Police Equipment. Council Member Shutran outdoor recreation in perpetuity, in the amount TER FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER $5,800.00; SWEETWATER TROPHIES moved to approve the budget resolution transfer- of $125,000, pending legal approval. Council $123.80; TURF EQUIPMENT & IRRIGATION -$178.58; TYLER TECH- ring $21,428.61 from the Asset Seizure Fund to Member Zimmerman seconded, motion carried. NOLOGIES INC $75,412.41; US BANK $1,629.77; WEST LAW OFFICE the General Fund (230.PTPP) for the purchase Consent Agenda: Council Member Shutran PC $6,500.00; WHITE MOUNTAIN LUMBER & RENTAL $333.87; WYO- of special response equipment. Council Member moved to approve the following: (A) Approval of MING DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SERVICES $4,447.55; GIBSON, Zimmerman seconded, motion carried; (R20- the Unclaimed Property Report for Wyoming; (B) AUSTIN $93.60; FREZE, MATT $86.25; GOTSCHALL, DALTON $34.25; 20) Consideration of a Resolution Approving Approval to Update the Signature Information GRAJEDA, RUTHANNE $7.34; GREAT-WEST TRUST COMPANY LLC an Increase in the Capital Projects Fund for a on the City’s Account with SIGMA; (C) Approve $139,016.40; GREEN RIVER FIRE DEPARTMENT $4,844.00; GREENE, Grant from the Wyoming Department of Trans- the Utility Review Committee’s recommenda- CRISTAL & JOSEPH $110.27; HOVDENES, RICHARD & VICTORIA portation (WDOT). Council Member Zimmerman tions of crediting utility account 1067-002 $101.96; INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE $2,147.68; IRS $220,893.55; moved to approve the resolution increasing the for $189.84 and utility account 2355-004 for MELVIN, GARRY E & ROSE MARY $3.89; SIEN, KIMBERLY $123.21; Capital Projects Fund for a Grant from Wyoming $68.36; (D) Horse Corral Lease with Daniel Root SPENCER, EUGENE & KRISTIE $7.36; SWC COMBINED COMMUNI- Department of Transportation (WYDOT) for the for corral #47; (E) Horse Corral Lease with Tyler CATIONS JPB $251,853.50; THIEMKE, GAIL $13.47; VEAL, REID E & installation of segmented circle at the Airport, and Madalyn Sellers for corrals #62 & #63; (F) ELIZABETH $85.30; WOOD, STACY $55.85; WYOMING CHILD SUP- in the amount $36,000; (R20-21) Consideration Horse Corral Lease with Tristin Thompson for PORT ENFORCEMENT $1,828.58 to Approve a Resolution Accepting a Grant from corral #54; (G) Approval of Minutes for: Septem- the Wyoming Energy Authority. Council Member ber 15, 2020 Council and September 22, 2020 December 9, 2020 11569

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City of Green River, City Council Proceed- ENERGY LABORATORIES INC $1,264.00; F.B. FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE ings for October 20, 2020, 7 pm, Council MCFADDEN WHOLESALE COMPANY $402.18; Chambers, Mayor Pete Rust called the meeting FASTENAL COMPANY $34.51; FEDEX $8.91; WHEREAS, default in the payment of principal and interest has oc- to order. The following Council Members were FIRST CHOICE FORD $51.36; FLOYD’S TRUCK curred under the terms of a promissory note (“Note”) and real estate present: Gary Killpack, Lisa Maes, Tom Murphy, & EQUIPMENT $391.39; FREE RESONANCE mortgage (“Mortgage”). The Mortgage dated April 12, 2019, was executed Mike Shutran, Robert Berg, and Jim Zimmer- LLC $500.00; FRONT RANGE FIRE APPARA- and delivered by Max Enfield (“Mortgagor(s)”) to MERS as nominee for man. The following were present representing TUS $46.01; GALETON GLOVES INC $290.73; Home Point Financial Corporation, as security for the Note of the same the City: Director of Finance Chris Meats, Direc- GRAINGER $57.60; GREEN RIVER ACE HARD- date, and said Mortgage was recorded on July 24, 2019, at Reception tor of Human Resources Cari Kragovich, Com- WARE $729.73; GREEN RIVER STAR $999.00; No. 1668289 in Book 1227 at Page 5835 in the records of the office of munications Administrator Steve Core, Govern- HACH COMPANY $485.43; HARRIS, LILY the County Clerk and ex-officio Register of Deeds in and for Sweetwater ment Affairs and Grants Manager Ryan Rust, SUNSHINE $2,250.00; HILL’S PET NUTRITION County, State of Wyoming. Director of Public Works Mark Westenskow, Po- SALES INC $7.81; HINCKLEY’S INC $46,158.00; lice Chief Tom Jarvie, Assistant Fire Chief Larry IMPERIAL SUPPLIES, LLC $684.10; IN THE WHEREAS, the mortgage was assigned for value as follows: Erdmann, Director of Parks and Recreation Brad SWIM -$8.19; INFINITY POWER & CONTROLS Assignee: Home Point Financial Corporation Raney and City Attorney Galen West. Approval $485.75; JOINT POWERS WATER BOARD Recorded: June 8, 2020 of the Agenda: Council Member Shutran moved $119,354.02; KRKK KQSW KMRZ KSIT WYO- Recording Information: Book 1232, Page 6793 to approve the agenda. Council Member Killpack RADIO $1,251.00; LEWIS AND LEWIS $344.76; seconded, motion carried. Proclamations: Extra MOUNTAINLAND SUPPLY, LLC $1,129.81; MY- All in the records of the County Clerk and ex-officio Register of Deeds in Mile Day. Presentations: Sweetwater Regional ERS TIRE SUPPLY $25.07; NAPA AUTO PARTS and for Sweetwater County, Wyoming. Cancer Center Introduction of the new Radiolo- UNLIMITED $931.78; NORCO INC $210.00; gist Oncologist. Council Actions: Consideration OFFICE DEPOT INC $432.38; OIL CAN $31.79; WHEREAS, the Mortgage contains a power of sale which by reason of to Submit a State Farm Good Neighbor Citizen- ONE-CALL WYOMING $119.25; OTIS ELEVA- said default, the Mortgagee declares to have become operative, and no ship Grant Application to State Farm for Two TOR COMPANY $7,420.56; OWEN EQUIPMENT suit or proceeding has been instituted at law to recover the debt secured Driving Simulators for the Police Department. COMPANY $499.77; PACIFIC STEEL RECY- by the Mortgage, or any part thereof, nor has any such suit or proceed- Council Member Shutran moved to authorize CLING $448.55; PROFORCE LAW ENFORCE- ing been instituted and the same discontinued; and the submission of a State Farm Good Neighbor MENT $.00; QA BALANCE SERVICES INC Citizenship Company Grant application to State $92.00; RASDALL, AMY MARIE $300.00; REAL WHEREAS, written notice of intent to foreclose the Mortgage by adver- Farm for two driving simulators for the Police KLEEN INC $614.30; RED HORSE OIL COM- tisement and sale has been served upon the record owner and the party Department. Council Member Murphy second- PANY INC $7,911.87; ROCK SPRINGS WINNEL- in possession of the mortgaged premises at least ten (10) days prior ed, motion carried. Consent Agenda: Council SON COMPANY $1,606.99; ROCKY MOUNTAIN to the commencement of this publication, and the amount due upon Member Maes moved to approve the following: POWER $35,581.25; RON’S ACE RENTALS & the Mortgage on the date of first publication of this notice of sale being (A) Approval of a EAP Contract with Southwest EQUIPMENT $7.80; SAFETY- KLEEN SYSTEMS the total sum of $137,196.72 which sum consists of the unpaid prin- Counseling Services for FY21; (B) Approval of an INC $381.90; SAFETY SUPPLY & SIGN CO INC cipal balance of $129,165.64 plus interest accrued to the date of the agreement with Long Building Technologies for $45.16; SCHAEFFERS MANUFACTURING COM- first publication of this notice in the amount of plus other costs in the the Installation of electronic door locks, in the PANY $6,492.54; SCHOFIELD-SCHALOW, E amount of $8,031.08 plus attorneys’ fees, costs expended, and accruing amount of $7,730; (C) Approval of Minutes for: VICTORIA $634.00; SMITH POWER PRODUCTS interest and late charges after the date of first publication of this notice October 6, 2020 Council and October 13, 2020 INC $39.07; SMITH’S FOOD & DRUG CEN- of sale; Council Workshop; (D) Approval of Payment TERS INC $272.84; SOUTHWEST DOORS INC of Bills: Prepaid Invoices $557.81; Outstand- $115.95; SST TESTING + INC $195.00; STAR WHEREAS, the property being foreclosed upon may be subject to other ing Invoices $317,008.03; Payroll Expendi- TRANSIT $5,630.00; STATEFIRE DC SPECIALI- liens and encumbrances that will not be extinguished at the sale. Any tures $293,935.80; Preauthorization Payments TIES, LLC $147.00; SWEETWATER COUNTY prospective purchaser should research the status of title before submit- $1,065,000.00. Council Member Berg seconded, $937.33; SWEETWATERNOW, LLC $1,270.00; ting a bid; motion carried. Adjournment: Council Member THE RADIO NETWORK $2,600.00; THE TIRE Shutran moved to adjourn at 7:21 pm. Council DEN INC $2,179.14; TURF EQUIPMENT & IRRI- NOW, THEREFORE Home Point Financial Services, as the Mortgagee, Member Zimmerman seconded, motion carried. GATION -$178.58; UNIQUE SIGNS AND DESIGN will have the Mortgage foreclosed as by law provided by causing the /s/ Pete Rust, Mayor Attest: /s/ Chris Meats, LLC $638.65; UNITED LABORATORIES $670.54; mortgaged property to be sold at public venue by the Sheriff or Deputy City Clerk UNITED SERVICE AND SALES $197.10; US Sheriff in and for Sweetwater County, Wyoming to the highest bidder BANK $7,126.40; VALLI INFORMATION SYS- for cash at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon on January 6, 2021 at the City of Green River Bill List TEMS $2,847.03; VSP - VISION SERVICE PLAN front door of the County Courthouse located at 80 West Flaming Gorge 10/20/2020 $1,673.80; WESCO PAINT & EQUIPMENT Way, Green River, Sweetwater, County, for application on the above- ALL WEST COMMUNICATIONS $241.37; AL- $97.74; WHISLER CHEVROLET COMPANY INC described amounts secured by the Mortgage, said mortgaged property PINE PURE BOTTLED WATER $84.50; ALSCO $49.21; WHITE MOUNTAIN LUMBER & RENT- being described as follows, to-wit: $533.45; ANIMAL CLINIC OF GREEN RIVER AL $13.13; WYOMING FIRST AID & SAFETY $387.00; BARBUTO, JOSEPH M $500.00; SUPPLY, LLC $195.38; WYOMING MACHIN- LOT NUMBERED FIFTEEN (15) IN BLOCK NUMBERED FOURTEEN (14) BATTERY SYSTEMS INC $284.93; BIG PEE ERY COMPANY $5,910.70; WYOMING WASTE OF THE CENTRAL COAL AND COKE COMPANY’S SECOND ADDITION INDUSTIRES INC. $1,210.00; BOMGAARS SUP- SYSTEMS $272.06; ACKLEY, LARRY & DONNA TO THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS, SWEETWATER COUNTY, WYOMING. PLY INC $418.24; BRIDGER VALLEY PROPANE $60.56; ARGUELLO, SOVEIDA $1.34; BAKER, $363.06; CAPITAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS, INC ADAM & NATALIE $46.29; BUNDERMAN, DANA with an address of 326 Liberty St, Rock Springs, WY 82901. $770.26; CDW GOVERNMENT $1,068.00; CIR- & LINDA $26.36; CRAFT, RAEANN $63.66; CUIT COURT - GREEN RIVER $.01; CLARK’S HUBERT, BUCKLEY & DYANNE $82.50; KELLY, Together with all improvements thereon situate and all fixtures and ap- QUALITY ROOFING, INC. $3,365.00; COATES JAMIE $30.05; KENDALL, TYLER & KATE- purtenances thereto. LANDSCAPING SUPPLY $36.44; CODALE LYN KOFFORD $9.50; KRAMER, TINA $93.11; ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC $331.92; CONTRAC- MAEZ, CARLY $104.47; REMAX MOUNTAIN Home Point Financial Corporation TOR’S CHOICE STEAMBATH & SAUNA REALTY $28.28; TUCKER JR, ALICIA & KEN- By: Lucketta McMahon $422.21; CONVERGEONE, INC. $20,478.17; NETH R $11.69 Weinstein & Riley, P.S. DAWSON INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS, 123 West 1st Street, Suite 675 LLC $686.48; DELTA DENTAL OF WYOMING December 9, 2020 11570 Casper, Wyoming 82601-2482 $8,702.00; DOMINION ENERGY $3,520.63; 307-462-2690

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City of Green River, City Council Proceedings for November 2, 2020, 7 pm, City of Green River, City Council Proceedings for November 17, 2020, 7 pm, Council Chambers, Mayor Pete Rust called the meeting to order. The following Council Council Chambers, Council President Gary Killpack called the meeting to order. The Members were present: Lisa Maes, Tom Murphy, Mike Shutran, Robert Berg, and Jim following Council Members were present: Lisa Maes, Tom Murphy, Mike Shutran, Rob- Zimmerman. The following were present representing the City: City Administrator Reed ert Berg, and Jim Zimmerman. The following were present representing the City: City Clevenger, Communications Administrator Steve Core, Director of Public Works Mark Administrator Reed Clevenger, Director of Finance Chris Meats, Director of Human Re- Westenskow, Senior Building Inspector Ken Yager, Police Captain Janet Kauchich, sources Cari Kragovich, Communications Administrator Steve Core, Director of Public Assistant Fire Chief Larry Erdmann, Director of Parks and Recreation Brad Raney, Rec- Works Mark Westenskow, Senior Building Inspector Ken Yager, Police Captain Shaun reation Supervisors Sherry Schumacher, Kevin Sadler, Katie Duncombe, Katie Blood Sturlaugson, Assistant Fire Chief Larry Erdmann, Director of Parks and Recreation and City Attorney Galen West. Approval of the Agenda: Council Member Zimmerman Brad Raney and City Attorney Galen West. Approval of the Agenda: Council Member moved to approve the agenda. Council Member Maes seconded, motion carried. Procla- Shutran moved to approve the agenda. Council Member Zimmerman seconded, motion mations: (A) Diabetes Awareness Month; (B) Epilepsy Awareness Month; (C) National carried. Presentations: Green River High School Swim Team – 2020 State Champions. Apprenticeship Week. Presentations: (A) Paint the Town Pink Winner; (B) Gold Medal Board and Committee Appointments: Reappointment of Judy Roderick to the Green Award Presentation from the National Parks and Recreation Association. Citizen Re- River Arts Council. Council Member Maes moved to approve the reappointment of quests and Other Communications: Bailey Doctor from Castle Rock Hospital District Judy Roderick to the Green River Arts Council for an additional two-year term. Council asked Council to consider doing a mask mandate in Green River. She will be asking the Member Zimmerman seconded, motion carried. Resolutions: (R20-24) Consideration County and the City of Rock Springs as well so if agreed it would be Sweetwater County of a Resolution to Apply for CARES Act Funding through the State of Wyoming. Council wide. Resolutions: (R20-23) Consideration of a Resolution Approving Wyoming Horse Member Shutran moved to approve the resolution as attached, authorize the Mayor to Racing LLC to Conduct Pari-mutual Wagering on Live Horse Racing, Historic Horse sign the resolution and the grant agreement issued by the Wyoming State Land and Racing and Simulcast Events with Wyoming Horse Racing LLC Located at 110 Uinta Investment Board, after approval by legal counsel. Council Member Berg seconded, Drive. Council Member Shutran moved to approve the resolution approving Wyoming motion carried; (R20-25) Consideration of a Resolution to Apply for CARES Act Fund- Horse Racing LLC to conduct pari-mutual wagering on live horse racing, historic horse ing through the State of Wyoming. Council Member Shutran moved to approve the racing and simulcast events within Wyoming Horse Racing LLC located at 110 Uinta resolution as attached, authorize the Mayor to sign the resolution and the grant agree- Drive in Green River, Wyoming. Council Member Murphy seconded, motion carried. ment issued by the Wyoming State Land and Investment Board, after approval by legal Consent Agenda: Council Member Maes moved to approve the following: (A) Horse cor- counsel. Council Member Murphy seconded, motion carried; (R20-26) Consideration of ral lease with Christopher Brink for corral #21; (B) Horse corral lease with Jason and a Resolution to Apply for CARES Act Funding through the State of Wyoming. Council Elizabeth Stott for corrals #38 & #43; (C) Approval of the release and settlement claim Member Murphy moved to approve the resolution as attached, authorize the Mayor to form for property damage with Transportation Commodities Inc. Insurance for City sign the resolution and the grant agreement issued by the Wyoming State Land and property damage that occurred on August 17, 2020 and authorize the Mayor to sign Investments Board after approval by legal counsel; (R20-27) Consideration of a Resolu- said release; (D) Issuance of Catering Permits to the Wild Horse Saloon, Inc., dba The tion to Apply for CARES Act Funding through the State of Wyoming. Council Member Hitching Post Restaurant and Saloon to cater alcoholic beverages at the 2020 Holiday Maes moved to approve the resolution as attached, authorize the Mayor to sign the Business Showcase on November 20, 2020 from 5 pm until 10 pm and November 21, resolution and the grant agreement issued by the Wyoming State Land and Investment 2020 from 9:30 am until 4 pm, at the Island Pavilion; (E) Approval of Minutes for: Octo- Board, after approve by legal counsel. Council Member Berg seconded, motion car- ber 20, 2020 Council; (F) Approval of Payment of Bills: Prepaid Invoices $103,917.22; ried. Council Actions: (A) Consideration of an Agreement with LuckyDog Recreation/ Outstanding Invoices $207,835.50; Payroll Expenditures $371,053.79; Preauthorization Playcraft Systems. Council Member Shutran moved to authorize the Mayor to sign the Payments $1,065,000.00. Council Member Shutran seconded, motion carried. Adjourn- agreement with Lucky Dog Recreation/Playcraft Systems to replace the playground at ment: Council Member Shutran moved to adjourn at 7:39 pm. Council Member Berg Edgewater Park, in the amount of $95,000, pending legal approval. Council Member seconded, motion carried. /s/ Pete Rust, Mayor Attest: /s/ Chris Meats, City Clerk Murphy seconded, motion carried; (B) Consideration to Approve the Amendments to the City’s Purchasing Policy. Council Member Zimmerman moved to approve the City’s City of Green River Bill List Purchasing Policy (administrative procedures regulation #73) as amended and autho- 11/2/2020 rize the City Administrator to sign said policy. Council Member Shutran seconded, mo- AIRGAS USA, LLC $22.80; ALPINE PURE BOTTLED WATER $39.00; ALSCO $294.22; tion carried. Consent Agenda: Council Member Shutran moved to approve the follow- ANIMAL CLINIC OF GREEN RIVER $190.00; ARELLANO, IZYK $85.00; BATTERY SYS- ing: (A) Approval of Minutes for: November 2, 2020 Council; (B) Approval of Payment of TEMS INC $540.60; BERG, DUSTEN $111.00; BIG PEE INDUSTIRES INC. $1,100.00; Bills: Prepaid Invoices $523.24; Outstanding Invoices $170,627.33; Payroll Expendi- BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC $179.62; BOYS ‘N BERRYS LLC $101.75; BRIDGER VALLEY tures $292,939.48; Preauthorization Payments $1,065,000.00. Council Member Berg PROPANE $438.99; BRODY CHEMICAL $184.99; CAPITAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS, INC seconded, motion carried. Adjournment: Council Member Shutran moved to adjourn $272.65; CASTLE CLEANING INC $11,889.27; CASTLE ROCK HOSPITAL DISTRICT at 8:19 pm. Council Member Zimmerman seconded, motion carried. /s/ Pete Rust, $436.75; CENTURYLINK $2,210.82; CIRCUIT COURT - GREEN RIVER $.01; CITY OF Mayor Attest: /s/ Chris Meats, City Clerk FORT COLLINS $900.00; DEBERNARDI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $3,944.00; DEN- VER INDUSTRIAL SALES $656.86; DJ’S GLASS PLUS $1,200.00; DOAK, BRAXTON City of Green River Bill List $160.00; EAGLE OF CODY PRINTING & FORM $622.00; ENERGY LABORATORIES INC 11/17/2020 $292.00; F.B. MCFADDEN WHOLESALE COMPANY $520.28; FASTENAL COMPANY NATIONAL CENTER FOR SAFETY INITIATIVES (NCSI) $518.00; ACE EQUIPMENT & $31.11; FIRST CHOICE FORD $12.48; GENTLE TOUCH DRYCLEANING $33.50; GEO- SUPPLY COMPANY $1,960.00; ALL WEST COMMUNICATIONS $237.80; ALPINE PURE TEC INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY $168.65; GRAINGER $603.66; GREEN RIVER ACE HARD- BOTTLED WATER $84.50; ALSCO $257.38; AV-TECH ELECTRONICS INC $127.80; WARE $699.85; HART’S & FLOWERS $15.00; HERWALDT, JAMES $42.00; HILL’S PET BATTERY SYSTEMS INC $113.97; BIG PEE INDUSTIRES INC. $640.00; BIOLYN- NUTRITION SALES INC $69.61; IMPERIAL SUPPLIES, LLC $450.52; IN THE SWIM CEUS $1,574.65; BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC $131.95; CAPITAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS, -$8.19; JACKMAN CONSTRUCTION INC $125,990.10; KIMBALL MIDWEST $568.88; INC $368.58; CIRCUIT COURT - GREEN RIVER $.01; DELTA DENTAL OF WYOMING K-MOTIVE & SPORTS INC $35.99; MACPHERSON, KELLY & THOMPSON, LLC $80.00; $8,570.00; DIJULIO DISPLAYS INC $203.94; DJ’S GLASS PLUS $200.00; DOG WASTE MORCON SPECIALTY INC $70.46; NAPA AUTO PARTS UNLIMITED $2,058.68; NEU- DEPOT $95.00; DOMINION ENERGY $6,461.28; ENERGY LABORATORIES INC MANN, DAKOTA $200.00; NICHOLAS DUNCOMBE INC $350.00; NORTH CENTRAL $1,504.00; FAIRMONT SUPPLY COMPANY $678.00; FASTENAL COMPANY $18.06; LABORATORIES $146.94; OFFICE DEPOT INC $218.14; OIL CAN $30.06; O’REILLY FIRST CHOICE FORD $29.25; GREEN RIVER ACE HARDWARE $563.19; GREEN AUTO PARTS $27.16; OWEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY $338.30; PROFORCE LAW EN- RIVER STAR $1,470.00; HACH COMPANY $380.40; IN THE SWIM -$8.19; JOINT POW- FORCEMENT $.00; ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER $1,450.58; SKAGGS PUBLIC SAFETY ERS WATER BOARD $67,191.50; K-MOTIVE & SPORTS INC $172.69; KRKK KQSW UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT $2,163.80; SMITH’S FOOD & DRUG CENTERS INC $39.98; KMRZ KSIT WYORADIO $240.00; LEADSONLINE, LLC $2,848.00; LONG BUILDING STANTON, BRETT $96.00; SWEETWATER COUNTY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER TECHNOLOGIES INC $3,484.00; NAPA AUTO PARTS UNLIMITED $495.35; NEOGOV $17,605.49; SWEETWATER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #2 $1,082.20; SWEETWATER $5,134.96; NUTECH SPECIALTIES INC $109.13; OFFICE DEPOT INC $110.16; OIL TROPHIES $13.23; TERMINIX OF WYOMING $75.00; THE TIRE DEN INC $3,177.80; CAN $40.17; ONE-CALL WYOMING $86.25; O’REILLY AUTO PARTS $6.78; PACIFIC TURF EQUIPMENT & IRRIGATION -$26.93; US BANK $7,426.17; VAUGHNS PLUMB- STEEL RECYCLING $76.00; PAISLEY, MICAH $300.00; PETERBILT OF WYOMING ING & HEATING $1,650.00; VSP - VISION SERVICE PLAN $1,767.62; WAVING AT YOU. $257.00; PROFORCE LAW ENFORCEMENT $.00; QUILL CORPORATION $602.06; RED COM $534.00; WESTERN WYOMING BEVERAGES, INC. $680.00; WHISLER CHEV- HORSE OIL COMPANY INC $2,878.15; ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER $34,810.05; RON’S ROLET COMPANY INC $1,565.95; WHITE MOUNTAIN LUMBER & RENTAL $408.40; ACE RENTALS & EQUIPMENT $6.43; RUSELL, TORI $100.00; SCHOFIELD-SCHALOW, WOOD EIS INC. $6,135.00; WYOMING FIRST AID & SAFETY SUPPLY, LLC $114.98; E VICTORIA $652.00; SOUTHWEST COUNSELING SERVICES $583.33; SOUTHWEST WYOMING MACHINERY COMPANY $33.52; WYOMING WATER QUALITY & POLLUTION DOORS INC $115.95; STOTZ EQUIPMENT $59.11; SWEETWATER COUNTY DETEN- CONTROL ASSOC $370.00; YEAGER’S AUTO BODY LLC $2,847.20; GREAT-WEST TION CENTER $510.00; SWEETWATERNOW, LLC $100.00; TEAM LABORATORY TRUST COMPANY LLC $3,233.20; GREEN RIVER FIRE DEPARTMENT $7,684.00; IN- CHEMICAL CORPORATION $198.60; TERMINIX OF WYOMING $42.00; THE TIRE DEN TERNAL REVENUE SERVICE $1,058.17; IRS $90,469.11; KENT, REAGAN & BRYTON INC $1,099.80; TURF EQUIPMENT & IRRIGATION -$26.93; US BANK $12,191.23; $131.46; ROBLES, JORDAN $119.82; STOKES, CONNIE $104.86; THOMAS, AARON WEST LAW OFFICE PC $6,500.00; WHITE MOUNTAIN LUMBER & RENTAL $743.91; $46.92; THOMAS, ASHLEY & DEAVON $125.48; WYOMING CHILD SUPPORT EN- WILLIAM H. SMITH & ASSOCIATES, INC. $1,278.75; WINSUPPLY ROCK SPRINGS WY FORCEMENT $914.29; YATES, DESTINEY & STEPHEN $29.91 CO. $392.48; WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SERVICES $148.26; WYO- MING FIRST AID & SAFETY SUPPLY, LLC $51.10; WYOMING MACHINERY COMPANY December 9, 2020 11571 $859.49; MCELHANNON, GENE $23.24; YOUNG, JEANNA $500.00

December 9, 2020 11572 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND FOR PUBLIC NOTICE SWEETWATER COUNTY, WYOMING FOR THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT WITHIN AND FOR NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ) PR 20-102 L TRANSFER A RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE OF DONALD C. MUNOZ, Deceased ) SWEETWATER COUNTY, WYOMING ------JACQUELINE LOUISE ) Notice is hereby given that on the 11th day of November, 2020, Green River Bowling Center Inc., Green River, Wyoming, filed an application NOTICE OF PROBATE JOHNSON, ) Plaintiff, )Civil No. : to transfer the Retail Liquor License from The Fish Bowl, LLC., dba The Fish Bowl Bowling Center, Green River, Wyoming; and protest, if any To All Persons Interested in Said Estate: vs. )CV-2019-541-L )Before: there be, against the transfer of this retail liquor license will be heard before the Governing Body of the City of Green River at the hour of 7 pm You are hereby notified that on or about the JAMES ALFRED JOHNSON, ) Richard L. Lavery, Defendant. ) District Court Judge on the 15th day of December, 2020, in Council Chambers at City Hall, 12th day of November A.D. 2020, the Last 50 East 2nd North, Green River, Wyoming. Will and Testament of the above-named decedent NOTICE was admitted to probate by the above-named (s) Chris Meats Court, and that Steven D. Slagowski was ap- City Clerk pointed Personal Representative thereof. Any TO: James Alfred Johnson Whereabouts Unknown action to set aside the Will shall be filed in the November 25, 2020, December 9, 2020 11557 Court within three months of the first publication of this notice, or be forever barred. TAKE NOTICE that on October 31 , 2019, the Plaintiff, Jacqueline Louise Johnson, caused a Notice is further given that all persons indebted Complaint and Summons to be issued to you in to the decedent or to his estate are required District Court, Third Judicial District, Sweet- to make immediate payment to the Estate of water County, Wyoming, sitting at Green River, Donald C. Munoz, in care of Lenore Perry at 58 Wyoming, being Civil Action CV-2019-541-L, North First East in Green River, Wyoming 82935 wherein Jacqueline Louise Johnson demanded or to P.O. Box 502 in Rock Springs, Wyoming she be awarded a divorce. 82902. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that until you answer Creditors having claims against the decedent said Complaint or otherwise plead or make your or the Estate are required to file them in dupli- appearance in writing in said matter before the cate with the necessary vouchers in the Office expiration of the thirty day period from the last of the Clerk of said Court, on or before (3) three date of publication of this NOTICE, your default months after the date of the first publication of will be duly taken and entered in said matter, this notice, and if such claims are not so filed, and that Plaintiff will be granted and awarded unless otherwise allowed or paid, they will be the relief demanded. forever barred. Donna Lee Bobak Steven D. Slagowski, Clerk of the District Court Personal Representative November 18, 25, 2020, December 9, 16, 23, 2020 11573 December 2, 9, 2020 11551 Wednesday, December 9, 2020 www.greenriverstar.com B5

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STATE OF WYOMING ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ) THIRD JUDICAL DISTRICT COUNTY OF SWEETWATER ) SWEETWATER COUNTY, WYOMING

IN RELATION TO THE CASE NO. CV-2020-1544-P SWEETWATER COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

THIS MATTER, having come before this Court on the Petition of the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Department, and the Court being fully advised in the premises;

NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby ordered that all persons having been identifi ed in Exhibit A attached to the Petition for Order to Show Cause, herein, as owners of the property identifi ed in said petition, be and are hereby notifi ed to appear before this Court on the 7th Day of January, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. o’clock, to show cause should they have any reason why such property should not be destroyed, sold at public auction or transferred to the use of the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Department as in it’s discretion the case might be.

Case # Reason Seized Owner Item Description Value 10-00453 Robbery Unknown Pellet Gun, Hat Hoodie $10 10-00453 Robbery Love’s Truck Stop US Currency $231 10-00933 Unknown James Adam Folding Knife $5 10-02262 Burglary Unknown Broken Weed Burner; 40lb Propane Tank; $25 Cable Cutters 10-02814 Burglary Kenneth Ward 2002 GMC Pickup & Key $500 10-02920 Burglary Unknown “Cal Pack Backpack; Tradesman CLC Work $25 Gloves; 24”” Red Bolt Cutters; Pronto Socket Set” 10-03108 Burglary Unknown Ridgid 36 Inch Bolt Cutter; Samsung Cell Phone; $25 Camo Herman Survivors Boots Size 11.5; Silver Expandable Baton; Ace Cutting Snipes 10-03453 Burglary Unknown 4 Flashlights $10 10-03454 Burglary Unknown Bushnell Binos with Case; Husky Head Lamp; $30 Various Copper Wire 10-03704 Agg. Assault Georgia Castillo Chipmunk Rifl e .22 SL & LR; $500 Henry Reaping Arm .22 LR; .22 Rifl e w/Bushnell Scope; Winchester .22 SL 2 LR Model 320 10-1147 Burglary Unknown Fiberglass Handled Shovel; $20 Black Nylon Magazine Holder; Ear Plubs; Black Radio Ear Piece & Headset; Wool Hat; Ball Cap; Hankerchief 11-00141 Assault Tracy Spann Shirt, Silver Hoop Earring, $5 2 Earrings w/Blue Stones 11-00732 Burglary Unknown Ryobi Sawsall CS; Husky Tool Bag; $100 Craftsman Bag; Various Tools 11-02671 Theft Unknown Misc. Tools $50 11-03587 False Report Jordyn Pivic Clothing $5 12-04328 Auto Theft Unknown Sunglasses; Fighter Gloves; Lighter; $20 Baseball Hat; Eagle Knife; Cell Phone Charger & Cassette Tape Converter 12-04328 Auto Theft Kimberly Salyer Wallet $5 12-04578 Controlled Substance Unknown Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 .22 cal. Semi Auto Rifl e $300 12-05819 Controlled Substance Unknown Pistol Grip Mossberg 500A $300 12-08516 Agg Assault Unknown CrowBar $5 12-09117 Sex Asst. Unknown Black & White Blanket $5 12-09321 Safe Keeping Kristine Biggs Pocket Knife $5 12-11243 Assault w/Injury Allen Taber Jennings J-22 .22 Caliber, Magazine & Wallet $50 12-12035 Controlled Substance Unknown Jimenez Arms .22 Caliber & Magazine $50 13-0520 Sex Asst. Unknown Clothing $5 13-0588 Controlled Substance Erica Garcia Cell Phone, Memory Card $10 13-0588 Controlled Substance Erica Garcia US Currency $267 13-5101 Controlled Substance Unknown LG Model LGL75C cell phone $5 13-5312 Agg. Battery Unknown Yellow Sissors $2 13-5368 Miscellaneous Nicole Merritt Broken Phone & Case $5 13-5879 Aggravated Assault Michael Delgado Clothing $5 13-5896 Burglary Unknown Masterlock key w/blue chain $1 13-5987 Felon in Possession Shon Anderson Smith & Wesson .357 Handgun; Sterling .25 Auto $200 13-6048 Miscellaneous Terri Dillon Cell Phone $5 13-6727 Found Property Unknown Ruger 1022 Rifl e $100 14-0052 Child Abuse Unknown Flyswatter $2 14-0105 Property Destruction Brandon Stocks Airsoft Rifl e, Magazine & Bag $15 14-0192 Child Abuse Emily Shiffermiller Belts & Broom $10 14-0207 Unattended Death Clyde Brunz Cell Phone/Cash $5 14-0301 Found Property Alea Leonard Purse $5 14-0591 False Report Jaden Metcalf Clothing $5 14-0626 Found Property Unknown Marlin .17 HMR Rifl e w/Bushnell Scope $20 14-0637 Controlled Substance Unknown 7 Knives & 2 Tasers $10 14-0721 Property Destruction Cynthia Smith Motorola Flip Phone $5 14-0801 Burglary Eugene Parker Watch $5 14-0923 Theft Jesse Simpson Sunglasses & Lighter $5 14-0939 Domestic/Strangulation Unknown Comforter; Clothing; Misc. Tools $20 14-0939 Domestic/Strangulation Matthew Payne Grooming Kit $5 14-0987 Found Property Unknown Western Field Model M815 .22 S-L-LR $100 14-1104 Found Property Unknown Glock 17 9mm Pistol w/rubber grip & magazine $50 14-1172 Controlled Substance Rafael Magna Samsung TracPhone $5 14-1172 Controlled Substance Rafael Magna US Currency $120 14-1341 Assault Unknown Clothing; Black Oozie Style Airsoft Gun; $15 Ozark Trail Pocket Knife 14-1488 Sex Asst. Unknown Clothing; White Iphone; Vehicle Keys; $20 Samsung Cell Phone 14-1704 Sex Asst. Taylor Ellison Samsung Galaxy S5 4G w/Gold & Blk Case $10 14-1704 Sex Asst. Larissa Smith Clothing $10 14-1740 Sex Asst. Kandice Anderson Clothing $5 14-1771 Safe Keeping Russell Collver .45 Ruger; .45 Policia Federal $100 15-0113 Theft Unknown “Blue Empire Framing Level; Red 18”” Ridgid Pipe $80 Wrench; Vaughan Sledge Hammer; Husky Siphon Feed Spray Gun; Yellow Streamlight Flashlight; Yellow Cameron Brand Multi-Tool; Ace Brand Plastic Box w/Sockets & Rachets; Balck Samsung Cell Phone” 15-0400 Controlled Substance Darren Robertson Cell Phone $5 15-0408 Controlled Substance Unknown Purple Vipertech Flashlight & Green Knife; $15 2 Samsung Cell Phones & 1 PNY USB Drive 15-0744 Burglary Unknown “Size 11.5 Black DVS Shoes; Machete Style Knife in $75 Sheath & Smaller Knife in Sheath; 10”” Silver Outback Flashlight; Brown Leather Purse w/Silver Chain; White MOBI Cube; Black & Camo Midland Talk About Radio; Chrome IPOD; Blue IPOD; 15 Factory Cut Brass Keys; Stainless Multi-Tool w/Black Grips; White Framed Sunglasses; Black & Green Guardian Folding Knife; Sinful Wrath Oil; Mobil Spec Charger; USB Cord; Speaker Cord; 3 Small Tactical Flashlights; Union 3GSVD Phone Card; Nokia 4GB Micro Card” 15-0812 Controlled Substance Ronnie Holliman Cell Phones $10 15-0812 Controlled Substance Ronnie Holliman US Currency $178 15-0812 Controlled Substance Economy Guest Village Bedding $10 15-0984 Controlled Substance Austin Maxwell Cell Phone $5 15-0984 Controlled Substance Unknown US Currency $2,969 15-1182 Criminal Mischief Shawn Martinez Ruger Single Six Revolver .22 long Rifl e $100 15-1358 Controlled Substance Karrie Hornsby Cell Phone $5 15-1485 Controlled Substance Maxine Skinner Jewerly $5 15-1554 Controlled Substance Melissa Peoples Cell Phone $5 15-1564 Felon in Possession Unknown HiPoint JCP .40 caliber handgun $75 16-0038 Criminal Mischief Riley Bryne Airsoft Pistol $5 16-0130 Miscellaneous Ryan Haberman Debit Cards - 16-0224 Controlled Substance Unknown White Iphone 5 in White case w/pink Design $10 16-0266 Federal Case Allen Hendrickson 22-250 Rifl e w/Nikon scope; Ruger 10/22 LR $200 w/Nikon scope; 10/22 Butler Creek magazine & 10/22 Pistol Magazine; 16-0400 Suicide Rodda Bersa .380 Hangun & Cell Phone $50 16-0671 Sex Asst. Jacob Arwood Cell Phone, Hard Drive, IPOD $15 16-0700 Theft Unknown Red/Black Bolt Cutters $5 16-0745 Protection Order Steve Madron Hi-Point Firearms Model 995 $50 16-0780 Sex Asst. Donald Buckley Clothing & Phone $10 16-0805 Miscellaneous Aspen Hutchinson Cell Phone $5 16-0868 Assault Unknown Uniden Model CAM500 Car Camera $10 16-0925 Arson Jerry Hernandez Gas Can & Clothing $15 16-0954 Assault Sergiu Rotaru Hammer $5 16-0954 Assault Joseph Watson Computer $5 16-0968 Auto Theft Cassandra Crockett Keys $2 16-1003 Safe Keeping Joshua Shannon Knife $2 16-1450 Public Intoxication Christopher Armstrong Knife, Leatherman, Crab Forks $5 16-1469 Burglary Unknown Watches & Misc. Other Jewerly; Silver Watch Inside $200 Blue Case; Assorted Papers; Misc. Change; Dell Laptop Surface Tablet Silver 16-1587 Controlled Substance Gregory Lee BB Gun, Wallet, Stun Gun $20 16-1672 Aggravated Assault Jerome Day Knife $2 17-0090 Aggravated Assault Robert Keelin Axe Handle $2 17-0141 Reckless Endangerment Unknown Clothing $5 17-0159 Burglary Unknown Screw Driver $5 17-0270 Agg. Assault Unknown Yellow square headed shovel $10 CONTINUED ON B6 B6 www.greenriverstar.com Wednesday, December 9, 2020

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NOTICE AND CALL FOR BID CONTINUED FROM B5 2021 RECREATION CENTER CONDENSER REPLACEMENT PROJECT Case # Reason Seized Owner Item Description Value NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed Bids will be received at the Finance Office in City 17-0283 Safe Keeping Jason Bender Knife $2 Hall in Green River, Wyoming, 50 East 2nd 17-0299 Controlled Substance Robert Santistevan Wallet $5 North, on or before 2:00 pm (local time) De- 17-0302 Found Property Unknown Apple Computer Silver & Charging$50 Cord cember 17, 2020, on said date; at which time 17-0380 Auto Theft Unknown Stanley Mechanic Tool Set &$20 Quick Grip Clamp all Bids in hand will be publicly opened and 17-0390 Assault Unknown Red Handled Steak Knife $2 read. 17-0406 Family Disturbance Michelle Luokka Clothing $5 17-0545 Family Disturbance Unknown Rope & Knife $2 The following is a brief description of the proj- 17-0724 Suicidal Subject Unknown Knife $2 ect. The existing Trane condenser unit which 17-0727 Theft Unknown Alcatel A520L Phone $5 services the Recreation Center gymnasium 17-0756 Suicide William Duncan Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum Revolver; Casio GZ $175 is over 17 years old, is R22 and needs to be Cell Phone; 2 Revolver Speed Loaders, Holster, Magazine Holster replaced. The new condenser will need to be 17-0826 Family Disturbance Tom Knives East $5 407C to be able to reuse the existing evapora- 17-0851 Aggravated Assault Richard Dandridge Shoes $5 tor coil. New TXV valves will be installed to 17-0955 Assault Unknown “20”” Camo Metal Bat w/Flashlight”$5 match the 407C. The existing lines can be 17-1830 Unattended Death Eric Blue BarrettBackpack $5 reused but will need to be flushed. Work will 17-3941 Miscellaneous Brandon Miley Coat, Backpack, Tablet, SD $25Card include removal and disposal of the exist- 17-5206 Controlled Substance Unknown Poloroid Camera; HP Pavilion $125Laptop; Nextbook ing condenser unit and installation of a new Laptop; Bluetooth Device; Wallet; Cell Phone & Case; Black Cell Phone; Multiple bags, keys, magnets, cards; Xbox Games; Gray unit according to specifications in the proj- North Face Bag w/clothing & MP3 Player; LG Model LS676 White Cell Phone; LG Model LGMP260 Black & Gold Cell Phone ect manual and installation of the new unit 17-5705 Controlled Substance Unknown 9 Cell Phones $45 resulting in turn-key operations compatible 17-5943 Controlled Substance Antres Holliness- Cell Phones $10 with existing control equipment. Ransom 17-5943 Controlled Substance Kyle Bill BoltonCounter, Cell Phone $25 Specifications are also available at www. 17-5943 Controlled Substance Mack Cash Magee $654 cityofgreenriver.org 17-6363 Interference Unknown Iphone w/Blue & Yellow Otter$10 Box Case 17-6920 Safe Keeping Robin Dupape Knife $2 No Pre-Bid Conference will be held for this 17-7046 Controlled Substance Nawfal Cell PhonesAllami & Thumb Drives$10 project. Bidders wanting to inspect the 17-7452 Controlled Substance Oanh Phones Luong $10 project material and location may call Brad 17-7788 Controlled Substance Jorge Villsfuerte- Cell Phones $20 Raney, Parks and Recreation Director, at 307- Panigua 872-6147 for access. 17-8153 Assault Unknown White ring w/FTW; White ring w/skull shape; white $15 ring w/black cross No Bid shall be awarded by the City un- 17-9129 Suicide Gasperetti Universal Corp. VULCAN .44 $100mag pump action til such time as the City has had sufficient rifle & magazine time to study all Bids to assure that the Bid 18-0884 Controlled Substance Mustafa Phone Askia $5 awarded will meet the standards as set out in 18-10289 Family Disturbance Mariah Schneider Broken Cell $5 Phone the Specifications. 18-1037 Assault Unknown Brown Belt $2 18-13723 Agg Assault Unknown Clothing $5 All Bids shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond 18-13991 Felon in Possession Smith Donald & PatrickWesson M&P 15 $200 w/3 magazines or Cashier’s Check in the amount of five (5) 18-12478 Burglary Unknown Briggs & Stratton 7500 watt Generator; Motorized $300 percent of the amount of Bid. No personal or mini-bike; Protemp kersoene heater; Campbell Hausfeild air compressor; Red air compressor; 2 hand-crank lifts assemblies; company checks will be accepted. Bid Bonds Mickey Mouse Welcome Sign must be issued in the name of the Bidder. 18-12478 Burglary Sage Street Apartments Wooden Desk $20 18-12478 Burglary Unknown Blue LG flip phone; LG 2200 Phone; Build A Bear $20 Pursuant to W.S. 16-6-106, “preference is Certificate; 2014 Evanston High School Yearbook; Samsung Camera hereby given to materials, supplies, agricul- 18-12478 Burglary Corey Richardson Driver’s License $0 tural products, equipment, machinery and 18-14781 Controlled Substance Unknown Vacuum Sealer $5 provisions produced, manufactured or grown 18-14999 Aggravated Assault Kenneth Peterson Clothing $5 in Wyoming, or supplied by a resident of the 18-1504 Controlled Substance Ashley Cell PhoneClark & Charger; Vacuum$10 Sealer state, quality being equal to articles offered by 18-15483 Found Property Kristin Falcier Bag $2 the competitors outside of the state”. 18-1627 Auto Burglary Unknown Black Backpack w/SOL Jewelry; Black/Grey Shorts; $10 Black Wallet Preference shall be given to Wyoming resident 18-16630 Theft Unknown Cell Phone $5 contractors as defined by Wyoming Stat- 18-16709 Controlled Substance Jeremy Duffle Nichols Bag w/Misc. Contents $5 utes, Section 16-6-101, in accordance with 18-2217 Controlled Substance David Cell HardyPhone $5 the provisions of Section 16-6-102, and in 18-2493 Suicide Michael Tinnie ZTE Cell Phone $5 accordance with the provisions of Section 16- 18-2524 Safe Keeping Paulo Rodriguez Knife $2 6-103 with respect to limitations on nonresi- 18-2659 Miscellaneous Timothy Stout Computer & Hard Drive $25 dent subcontractors by a successful resident 18-5152 Controlled Substance Unknown 7 Cell Phones; Vacuum Sealer$50 & Bags Bidder. Proof of Wyoming Department of 18-6577 Controlled Substance Rashavele Cash Ford $3 Employment certification of residency status, 18-6587 Controlled Substance Kelin Browning George9mm 1911 Handgun $150 if applicable, must accompany the Bid. All 18-7095 Child Abuse Unknown Bear Blanket; Pink Towel; Clothing$10 Bids shall be subject to the Wyoming Prefer- 18-7824 Sex Asst. Unknown Bedding $5 ence Act of 1971, Wyoming Statutes, Section 18-9099 Controlled Substance Unknown Gray Samsung Cellphone $5 16-6-201, et seq, regarding the employment of 18-9715 Found Property Unknown Black & Silver Pistol and $100 magazine; Holster Wyoming laborers. 18-9956 Found Property Clarissa Torres Purse $5 19-01750 Found Property Anna Mendoza Clothing & Paperwork $5 The Green River Governing Body hereby re- 19-02261 Aggravated Assault Thor Stephenson Hammer $5 serves the right to reject any and all Bids and 19-06466 Found Property Juan Gonzales Paperwork $2 to waive irregularities or informalities in the 16-0954 Assault Joseph Watson Computer $10 Bids, and award the bid in consideration of 19-10697 Found Property Unknown Black Iphone with Pink Cae $5 the best interest of the City. 19-18110 Found Property Unknown Samsung S9+ with Balack Speck$5 hard case 20-00115 Found Property Unknown Silver FujiFilm Camera w/FujiFilm $5 SIM Card /s/ Chris Meats 20-05434 Found Property Unknown LG Smartphone $5 City Clerk 20-05757 Found Property Unknown Black Beretta 9mm w/black holster & magazines; $50 Brown & Gold Schrade Folding Pocket Knife December 2, 9, 2020 11565 2009-2010 Stolen Vehicle Unknown Black Logan Coach 5x8 foot $500 Dump Trailer

December 9, 16, 2020 11568

PUBLIC NOTICE

THE STATE OF ) IN THE DISTRICT WYOMING ) COURT, GREEN : ss. RIVER, WYOMING ) COUNTY OF ) THIRD JUDICIAL SWEETWATER ) DISTRICT

In the Matter of the Estate of ) ) Probate No. BETTY JEAN TAYLOR, ) 20-91-G Deceased. ) ------

NOTICE OF PROBATE

To All Persons Interested in Said Estate:

You are hereby notified that on the 9th day of October, 2020, the estate of the above Decedent was admitted to probate by the above-named Court, and that Billie June Richardson was duly appointed Executor thereof. Notice is hereby given that all persons indebted to Decedent or to the estate are requested to make immediate payment to Estate of Betty Jean Taylor, ℅ Mathey Law Office, 189 N. 1st West Street, Green River, WY 82935.

Creditors having claims against Decedent or the estate are required to file them in duplicate with the necessary vouchers in the Office of the Clerk of said Court on or before three (3) months after the date of the first publication of this notice; and if such claims are not so filed, unless otherwise allowed or paid, they will be forever barred.

Sage Hilstad Mathey Law Office, PC Attorney for the Estate PO Box 1060 Green River, Wyoming 82935 (307) 875-5872

November 25, 2020 December 2, 9, 2020 11559 SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Wednesday, December 9, 2020 www.greenriverstar.com B7 These pages include a variety of notices required by Town, County and State statutes and regulations. These notices include meeting agendas, proposed city and county ordinances, tax and budget information, liquor Classifieds licenses, foreclosures, summonses and bid invitations.

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As always, the public is invited to watch the proceedings on the County YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPe- PUBLIC NOTICE 1fuV_mrPq8dVoZ3FttNA/live where the meeting will be broadcast. The public will be able to comment immediately following the public hearing presentation and also during the public comment section of the agenda by calling 307-872-3891 or by sending comments ahead SWEETWATER COUNTY SCHOOL HeLLo FounDation, LLC, tHe $11,520.00 of time via email to: DISTRICT NO. 2 iVie League Learning [email protected] PUBLICATION OF WARRANTS - resourCes, inC. $1,900.00 NOVEMBER 2020 LeWis Bus grouP inC $1,592.38 or by mail to: CHAPTER 3. SEC. 21-3-110 (A) MaCBeatH HarDWooD CoMPanY $2,611.39 Public Comments: WYOMING EDUCATION CODE MarsHaLL inDustries inC $3,893.38 C/O Sweetwater County Clerk WARRANTS OVER $500.00 MuLti-HeaLtH sYsteMs inC (MHs) $780.00 80 W Flaming Gorge Way, Suite 150 naPa auto Parts $2,482.99 Green River, WY 82935 GENERAL FUND neigHBors, LLC $8,047.62 aCe HarDWare #11263C $1,393.56 nuteCH sPeCiaLties inC $616.85 If you are in need of accommodations beyond the above identified airgas usa, LLC $1,047.07 nWBoCes $22,462.75 process, please call in advance to discuss other options. If you have aMaZon.CoM $3,167.49 PeaK PerForManCe sPorts any questions about how to participate in a public Board of County Big gaMe sPorts, inC $1,430.82 MeDiCine $6,625.00 Commissioner meeting, please contact Sally Shoemaker at BriDger VaLLeY ProPane $815.46 Peters, Cierra $500.00 307-872-3890 or via email at [email protected] CaPitaL Business sYsteMs inC $624.41 PoCo LoCo sWiM sHoP - ProVo $976.00 CenturY LinK $1,509.97 Pro-Vision ViDeo sYsteMs $25,049.75 PRELIMINARY DeCoria & CoMPanY, PC $16,500.00 region V BoCes $41,121.60 8:30 CaLL to orDer FLinn sCientiFiC inC $664.80 roCK sPrings WinneLson Co $1,595.57 QuoruM Present FreD PrYor seMinars $3,600.00 sMitH’s CustoMer CHarges $1,274.26 PLeDge oF aLLegianCe HenDriCKson, angeLa $539.00 staPLes, inC. $2,575.80 aPProVaL oF agenDa HiCKeY & eVans, LLP $4,754.58 sunroC CorPoration $9,651.25 aPProVaL oF Minutes: DeCeMBer 1, 2020 HoMaX oiL saLes inC $12,451.07 sWeetWater oFFiCiaLs ACCEPTANCE OF BILLS HuDL $900.00 assoCiation $1,254.40 approval of County Vouchers/Warrants (eaL’s) iVie League Learning tire Den inC $740.00 approval of Monthly reports resourCes, inC. $3,800.00 triPLett, MarK $1,352.40 approval of Bonds naPa auto Parts $1,663.38 union teLePHone CoMPanY $920.01 approval of abates/rebates nationaL FFa organiZation $925.00 Vonage $1,958.72 COUNTY RESIDENT CONCERNS nuteCH sPeCiaLties inC $4,318.16 WaLL, trisH $2,421.90 8:40 oFFiCe sHoP inC $3,352.94 WaXie sanitarY suPPLY $8,312.44 COMMISSIONER COMMENTS/REPORTS PLaYsCriPts inC $2,009.00 WeLLs Fargo CreDit CarD $12,066.87 8:50 Commissioner schoenfeld PositiVe ProMotions inC $609.52 Western WYoMing CoLLege $13,254.00 9:00 Commissioner Lloyd roCK sPrings WinneLson Co $2,298.81 Western WYoMing CoLLege 9:10 Commissioner Johnson roCKY Mountain PoWer $57,917.70 BooKstore $1,315.35 9:20 Chairman Wendling rsM us, LLP $10,000.00 WinsuPPLY oF roCK sPrings, 9:30 Commissioner smith siDeLine CoLLeCtions, inC. $550.00 WY Co. $2,028.63 ACTION/PRESENTATION ITEMS siZeMore, Kristin ann $640.00 WYoMing Waste sYsteMs $7,151.78 9:40 Fiscal Year 2020 audit repor B. Berry- sMitH’s CustoMer CHarges $2,359.24 a. nuse staPLes, inC. $1,412.21 MAJOR MAINTENANCE 10:00 Wyoming Downs request to operate within J. Jarrard tHYssen KruPP eLeVator CorP $1,104.13 existing establishments within sWCo truCKPro LLC siX states $1,413.89 DeBernarDi ConstruCtion $15,800.00 10:15 award of surplus Vehicle and equipment M. Dernovich tuMBL traK $539.99 groatHouse ConstruCtion 10:20 events Complex Board appointment BoCC uniVersaL atHLetiC inC $195,561.00 10:25 approval of the Federal emergency Management K. Marchal serViCe inC $1,914.00 arete Design grouP $5,586.93 agency (FeMa) Public assistance grant r. slaughter us BanK VoYager FLeet $1,162.85 roCK sPrings WinneLson Co $4,106.93 agreement for the emergency operations Center VarsitY sPirit FasHions $637.20 VaugHn’s PLuMBing/Heating 10:30 approval of the emergency Management K. Marchal, WaXie sanitarY suPPLY $1,158.49 CoMPanY $4,500.00 Performance grant agreement sheriff WHistLes & BooKs $885.16 J. Roderick WHite Mountain LuMBer $681.20 SPECIAL REVENUE 10:35 approval of the Wyoming Homeland security K. Marchal, WinsuPPLY oF roCK sPrings, iVie League Learning grant agreement for a Portable Corral sheriff WY Co. $1,429.08 resourCes, inC. $5,700.00 J. Roderick WYoMing eMBroiDerY “$ 2,306.25” PaCiFiC steeL & reCYCLing $1,288.42 10:40 approval of the Wyoming Homeland security K. Marchal, BLue Cross BLue sHieLD Penn state inDustries $999.90 grant agreement for tactical Ballistic and sheriff FLeXiBLe sPenDing $5,043.89 ProJeCt LeaD tHe WaY, inC. $780.00 Breathing Personal Protective equipment orCHarD trust Co., LLC $11,825.00 reaLitYWorKs inC $2,623.95 10:45 request to replace Vacant Position in the sheriff tHirD JuDiCiaL DistriCt WaXie sanitarY suPPLY $14,534.85 Detention Center g. McLean Court (grn6) $1,156.98 a+ eDuCationaL PrograM 10:50 request approval of the Compensation survey g. McLean tsa - ConsuLting grouP, inC $4,136.40 DeVeLoPMent sVCs $9,600.00 11:10 ambulance Contract Comm. smith, WYoMing eDuCation assn $7,179.86 airgas usa, LLC $7,485.30 J. DeLeon aCe HarDWare #11263C $1,857.05 aMaZon.CoM $1,540.41 OTHER aDoBe sYsteMs inCorPorateD $2,496.00 BeHaVior aDVantage, LLC $2,500.00 11:25 airgas usa, LLC $1,346.63 iVie League Learning EXECUTIVE SESSION AS NEEDED aMaZon.CoM $3,271.40 resourCes, inC. $3,800.00 Personnel aPPLe VaLLeY tree & LaWn MeDCo suPPLY CoMPanY $944.07 ADJOURN Care, LLC $1,447.02 ProVantage LLC $2,151.90 BoBCat oF roCK sPrings $2,750.85 Per Wyo. stat. §18-3-516(f) County information can be BriDger VaLLeY eLeCtriC $728.87 NUTRITION SERVICES accessed on the County’s website at www.sweet.wy.us CenturY LinK $3,086.96 aMaZon.CoM $582.07 The draft packet will be available on the county website CoPier anD suPPLY CoMPanY $3,999.48 Dean FooDs CoMPanY $4,503.58 on Friday afternoon (prior to the meeting) CuMMins roCKY Mountain LLC $1,808.63 niCHoLas & CoMPanY inC $30,931.46 DaiLY KneaD, LLC $771.00 roCKY Mountain serViCe The Board of County Commissioners will meet 1-Hour DJ’s gLass PLus LLC $795.00 soLutions $672.16 After their Regular Scheduled meeting to Conduct a DoMinion energY $21,419.14 Western WYoMing BeVerages $684.50 Strategic Planning Workshop green riVer star inC $873.00 Dean FooDs CoMPanY $2,893.55 green riVer, CitY oF $8,783.67 niCHoLas & CoMPanY inC $32,039.15 December 9, 2020 11575 HeBBert, eMiLY aLYse $2,117.10 Western WYoMing BeVerages $532.10 HeineMann PuBLisHing $8,103.20 December 9, 2020 11576 B8 www.greenriverstar.com Wednesday, December 9, 2020