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Downtown Casper could see a new State Office building
Bill Could Mean Construction in Casper
A bill outlining state-funded capitol construction projects was debated in the house and Casper is on the list.
Within the next 3 years, Casper could see a new building replace the one The Department of Workfoce Services
uses now.
The project would be a $44-million project.
While the amendments were debated, only one out of the 8 proposed passed.
“The one amendment that passed was, we have guaranteed the funding of some projects out of some existing funds so where that guarantee was, that was a big point of discussion,” Rep. Stubson said. “But really it was picking out different projects on the list and votes about whether we continue those projects or not.”
As for the Casper projects, Stubson says this will be saving money in the long run because there will be no more lease payments.
David Street Station Pictures
Santa’s Workshop had Carolers
Santa’s Workshop ran from November 28th to December 19th open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Each weekend featured FREE pictures with Santa, a letter to Santa station, FREE gift wrapping and FREE children’s activities which included, making their own Christmas Card, coloring sheets, and making their own ornament. We also accepted donations for Make-A-Wish and Toys for Tots.
This free community event was only made possible through hard work and donations of volunteers and sponsors. Sinclair Casper Refinery, Deuel & Panos Investments, Wyoming Camera Outfitters, CAEDA, Judy Anderson, Casper Star Tribune, City of Casper, DCBA, Ramkota Hotel, Central Wyoming Fair Grounds, Creative H Designs, Goedicke’s and Town Square Media, for making this event truly special!
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