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HOLD YOUR FIRE! While guns are allowed in Yellowstone National Park, shooting them is not. MJ Clark photo

CO2 SINK? The UW Carbon Management Institute's CO2 storage site is near the Jim Bridger Power Plant in Sweetwater County.

WBR staffers Mandy George and Wyoma Groenenberg flank Stuff the Van founder Donovan Short.

TRAFFIC STOP - Bikes and cars stop for bison crossing the road near Jackson.

Parties involved with the new Coca-Cola, Hillcrest bottling facility ceremoniously break ground Tuesday at the location on Bentley Circle in the McMurry Business Park. They are from left: Bob West, Trevor Messinger, Neil McMurry, Garvin Westhoff, Bo Sabo, Greg Clark, Karen Satrang and Trask Messinger.

People living in Pavillion have an in-town place to eat, thanks to the establishment of the Pavilion Bread Wagon. Ernie Over photo.

One of the I-80 bridges under repair. WYDOT photo.

Lander's Main Street boasts a view of the old Purina Mill and the Wind Rivers beyond. MJ Clark photo

BREAKING GROUND - Dignitaries turn the first shovels of earth for NOLS' new Wilderness Medicine Institute in Red Canyon. Courtesy of NOLS
 
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