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Allegiant Travel plans to say 'aloha' to Hawaii
LAS VEGAS — Allegiant Travel Co. plans to add Hawaii to its destination list for leisure travelers, including Wyoming travelers.
The Las Vegas-based company recently announced plans to acquire six Boeing 757-200 aircraft from a European airline to allow its airline subsidiary, Allegiant Air, to fly to Hawaii.
Allegiant Air currently links passengers in smaller cities with major vacation destinations, such as Las Vegas, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and Orlando, Tampa/St. Petersburg and Fort Lauderdale in Florida. It also provides ancillary travel services such as hotel bookings and rental cars.
In Wyoming, it flies from Casper/Natrona County International Airport to Las Vegas. It also provides service from Fort Collins/Loveland, Colo.; Grand Junction, Colo.; Idaho Falls, Idaho; Grand Island, Neb., Rapid City, S.D.; and five cities in Montana.
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IRS offers new apps for taxpayers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Internal Revenue Service is embracing the Web as an interactive resource to help taxpayers and small business owners learn about their federal tax rights and responsibilities.
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Aquatic invasive species summit set for March 16
CHEYENNE - Aquatic invasive species - zebra and quagga mussels and others - those exotic, ultra-prolific little clams, which have wreaked havoc with aquatic ecosystems and water treatment facilities in some other states, are the focus of a March 16 summit in Casper.
All interested individuals and groups are invited to the free event being co-sponsored by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources at the Ramada Plaza Riverside Hotel and Convention Center. The summit will run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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