Uncategorized | Posted: October 4, 2011
iPhone Moment – Visiting the Sommers Ranch from Indie Media: The New Journalism on Vimeo. Cheyenne filmmaker Alan O’Hashi filmed this clip of the historic Sommers ranch with his iPhone
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Uncategorized | Posted: October 4, 2011
iPhone Moment – Visiting the Sommers Ranch from Indie Media: The New Journalism on Vimeo. Cheyenne filmmaker Alan O’Hashi filmed this clip of the historic Sommers ranch with his iPhone
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Uncategorized | Posted: October 4, 2011
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Uncategorized | Posted: October 4, 2011
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Uncategorized | Posted: September 28, 2011
Jackson Farmers’ Market – Creative Bakeries from Indie Media: The New Journalism on Vimeo. WAC staffer Randy Oestman and videographer Alan O’Hashi have been traveling the state gathering footage for
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Uncategorized | Posted: September 28, 2011
Jackson Farmers’ Market – Creative Bakeries from Indie Media: The New Journalism on Vimeo. WAC staffer Randy Oestman and videographer Alan O’Hashi have been traveling the state gathering footage for
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Uncategorized | Posted: September 22, 2011
Laramie artist Travis Ivey has begun work on the third installation in the Laramie Mural Project, an extension of the University of Wyoming Art Museum’s public art exhibition “Sculpture: A
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Uncategorized | Posted: September 21, 2011
From the SocialWyo blog: Thanks to the generous support of Laramie County Community College and the College of Workforce and Community Development, the third SocialWyo conference will be Oct. 13. And
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Uncategorized | Posted: September 16, 2011
From Works of Wyoming in Laramie: On December 4, 2011, Ballet 7220 will perform the Brothers Grimm version of Snow White at the Laramie Plains Civic Center. Works of Wyoming, in
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Uncategorized | Posted: September 16, 2011
From Works of Wyoming in Laramie: On December 4, 2011, Ballet 7220 will perform the Brothers Grimm version of Snow White at the Laramie Plains Civic Center. Works of Wyoming, in
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The Wyoming Arts Council believes that experiencing the arts should be accessible for all, including people with mental and/or physical disabilities, older adults, military/veterans, people living in institutions and those who lack access to the arts due to geographic isolation, cultural difference and economic hardship.
