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  1. A new game in town

    A former Casper electronic bingo hall has reopened as the Internet Cafe, which offers sweepstakes instead of gambling. The new service is perfectly legal, according to Internet Cafe employee Shelbie Heimbuch, but the state's attorney general was not available to comment Thursday on the new venture in Wyoming. Photo by Dan Cepeda/Casper Star-Tribune.

  2. New nurses start work

    Friends and family members reach to take photos and video during graduation ceremonies in May.
    Photo by Dan Cepeda, Star-Tribune

  3. New Cottonwood Elementary opens

    Kindergarten teacher Anna Lain waits for more students to raise their hands with ideas for a thank you card to their substitute teacher for fall term. Monday was the first day in the new Cottonwood Elementary School, which was completed in December. (Tim Kupsick, Star-Tribune)

  4. New landfill plan advances

    A forklift stacks bales of trash at the landfill in Casper recently. Plans call for the landfill to be closed and a new, larger one built on adjacent land that will accept trash from several communities outside Natrona County. Photo by Kerry Huller, Casper Star-Tribune.

  5. Resort plans new tram

    Star-Tribune file photo The Jackson Hole Mountain Resort tram, slated to shut down for good Oct. 1, will be replaced by a new tram that could open in December 2008, resort officials say.

  6. New ideas for school lunches

    Chicekn Croissant

  7. Something old, something new

    Cheyenne East's Marcus Phippin, left, and Bruce McHenry, center, try to chase down Kelly Walsh's Lane Fischer during their game on Sept. 12 in Casper. Photo by DAN CEPEDA, Star-Tribune.

  8. 'New Orleans … in our hearts'

    Rosemary Kariker works on a painting at a meeting of the Riverton Art Guild on Wednesday. Since returning to Wyoming she has begun to paint more of the local scenery. Photo by Kerry Huller, Star-Tribune

  9. A new type of frontier

    A sign at the cemetery on the edge of town reminds residents to remove their shotgun hulls in Chugwater, Wyo. on Wednesday, April 13, 2005. The town is offering eight residential plots of land for just $100 each as incentive for families to move to the small farming and ranching community north of Cheyenne. (AP Photo/Laura Rauch)

  10. Cubin on new track

    U.S. Representative Barbara Cubin, R-Wyo, speaks Saturday in Casper. Cubin is running for her 6th term in the U.S. House. Photo by Dan Cepeda/Casper Star-Tribune

  11. A new generation

    Ernest, from the 'Next Generation' show.

  12. The new look: Healthy

    This book cover released by Simon & Schuster shows the cover of "Hungry: A Young Model's Story of Appetite,Ambition and the Ultimate Embrace of Curves", by Crystal Renn.(AP Photo/Simon & Schuster)

  13. The new look: Healthy

    This photo released by PMK shows model Crystal Renn in her early career.(AP Photo/ PMK,Justin Macala)

  14. A new look on 'book'

    Damian Rushton, 13, left, and John Robinson, 13, get acquainted with their new school-issued laptops on Thursday during James Herbst's social studies class at Frontier Middle School. The Natrona County School District this year has unblocked access to social networking websites such as Facebook and MySpace as well as the video site, YouTube. Photo by Kerry Huller, Star-Tribune

  15. New ideas for school lunches

    Chicekn Croissant

  16. New ideas for school lunches

    Pear Waldorf Pitas

  17. A new way to play: Funds for new playgrounds receives early OK

    This document provides a 3D view of the park equipment for Alcova Park Elementary. (Courtesy/NCSD)

  18. Students move into adolescence in a new year, new school

    Making the most out of the last few days of summer before school starts, 11-year-old Nicholas Steele, right, and Lyle Kruse, 12, enjoy some Madden NFL '09 on a rainy Friday evening. (Tim Kupsick/Star-Tribune)

  19. Students move into adolescence in a new year, new school

    Lindsay Goodwin, 11, tries to stop her mother, Korina, from rubbing her cheeks while her father, Brandon, brushes her hair before leaving for the first day of school Monday at Centennial Junior High School in Casper. (Tim Kupsick/Star-Tribune)

  20. Students move into adolescence in a new year, new school

    Making the most out of the last few days of summer before school starts, 11-year-old Nicholas Steele, right, and Lyle Kruse, 12, enjoy some Madden NFL '09 on a rainy Friday evening. (Tim Kupsick/Star-Tribune)

  21. Students move into adolescence in a new year, new school

    Lindsay Goodwin waits outside her classroom on the first day of school Monday morning at Centennial Junior High School in Casper. Goodwin made little notes on her schedule, next to her first-period class, to remember where her rooms are located. (Tim Kupsick/Star-Tribune)

  22. New home, more room to help

    The building at 333 S. Beech that ACS bought in early 2009 was sold to them completely furnished. Photo by Kerry Huller, Star-Tribune

  23. Club names new branch leader

    Wesley Coffel, 5, works on a handout after school at the Evansville branch of the Boys and Girls Club of Central Wyoming on Wednesday afternoon. Similar activities soon will be available at a new Paradise Valley Elementary School branch of the club, set to open within the next month. Photo by Sarah Beth Barnett, Star-Tribune

  24. New deadline set for snowmobile rules

    New deadline set for snowmobile rules

  25. Inside the matchup: Wyoming at New Mexico

    New Mexico running back Rodney Ferguson drives for yardage against Wyoming on Oct. 13, 2007, at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie. Star-Tribune file photo.

 
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