AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCommunity Safety & Health: Jackson’s town water system remains under an EPA boil water order after E. coli was found in untreated well water, prompting school closures and bottled-water disruptions as Teton County schools plan a Monday reopening with precautions. Local Government & Civic Life: Laramie city departments are moving back into a renovated City Hall Annex, with several offices reopening Monday, Sept. 28. Education & Culture: UW faculty member Kayla Clark will represent Wyoming in an international National Museum of Women in the Arts exhibition on book arts, with a statewide show opening at the Laramie Plains Civic Center. Sports & Youth: UW’s new $65.3 million Wyoming Aquatic Center officially opens in Laramie, while Wyoming cross country and Laramie swimming results highlight personal-best performances and upcoming home meets. Arts & Transparency: Meg Goudy’s op-ed targets lack of public visibility in Washington’s collective bargaining process, arguing taxpayer-funded deals need real transparency.
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