Saturday, February 20, 2010

CHS Wrestlers return from Regionals!












This post is a work in progress. Cokeville blog will update this post as information becomes available. Right now Cokeville Blog believes the Panther Matmen placed 2nd in the 2A Regional Wrestling Tournament this weekend in Greybull, Wyoming.

Congratulations Team and Coaches! More to come!
1st -
Tenor, Hadley, Chance, Jordan
2nd -
Chandler, McKay, Brigham
3rd -
Kalen, Bronson, Landon

GOOD LUCK AT STATE THIS COMING WEEKEND!

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Newspaper coming to Cokeville

Cokeville has been without a newspaper for too long! We are currently working on fixing that! But we need your help.

We are including a community calendar, and don't want to leave any events out. This will be a monthly publication, and we are currently working on a March issue. If you are aware of any meetings, events, etc in March, please include them in the comments here, or email them to smgailey@aol.com. I would rather have ten people tell me about one event, than to have no one tell me and have it left off of the calender.

Also, contact me (Shelly Gailey) if you would like to put a classified ad in the paper, or have other information that you think should be included in this issue. All submissions for the March issue need to be to me by Monday, February 22nd.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Cokeville Tree Board - Organizational Meeting Held

The following email was received from Dan Richardson of the Cokeville Tree Board and is posted on Cokeville blogspot as it was received:

The Cokeville Tree Board held its organizational meeting on February 10th and elected Dan Richardson to serve as the Chairman, Mary Lue Birch, Secretary and Andrea Halls, Treasurer. Other board members include Brenda Lazcanotegui and DeMont B. Grandy.
Having a Tree Board qualifies Cokeville to apply for private, state, and federal funding for purchasing, planting, and caring for trees and shrubs in our town. The Tree Board’s primary duty is to advise the Cokeville Town Council on issues regarding trees and shrubs; however the Tree Board is eager to be a resource for the citizens of Cokeville as well.
Chairman Richardson noted that the Tree Board will need to get off to a quick start because Arbor Day – April 26th – is quickly approaching, and the Tree Board needs to plan and coordinate this event. The members agreed to hold monthly meetings on the second Wednesday of each month starting with March. All Tree Board meetings are open to public and are held at the Town Hall conference room starting at 7 p.m.

For further information, please contact Dan Richardson by email at richardsondan@yahoo.com or by calling 801-897-9657.
Cokeville Tree Board

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Video of Centennial Fireworks

Cokeville Blog has added a link to part of the Cokeville Centennial Fireworks. Just look in the Centennial Schedule (above) and in January click on fireworks to view the video.

Snow in OUR neighborhoods!


















This is a fun news article from Yahoo about The United States of Snow. Color - White! Apparently yesterday (Friday) 49 States had snow in them! An AP news report by Seth Borenstein titled "40 states dusted with snow; Hawaii's the holdout" is a fun read for anyone interested. For the rest of you...Cokeville Blog will post some snow pictures taken around Cokeville, Wyoming this morning! Also, just a little of Pine Creek Ski Resort near beautiful Cokeville. Enjoy the Wyoming Snow!

Friday, February 12, 2010

Last Day - shop used formal dresses in AFTON

Cokeville Blog became aware of the following link today for a sale on used formal wear in Afton. We are posting it because there may be people going up to the junior high wrestling meet or for a social function that my be able to take advantage of this last minute notice. If you are interested in purchasing used formal/semi-formal wear (Think PROM), someone in Afton is selling. Click on this link to go to their blog

Cokeville Blog is not endorsing this service, just making people aware.

From the blog:

Friday- Open for Business 11:30-5 pm. Everything 1/2 off if approved by seller.
5-8 pm If your merchandise has not sold you need to come and pick it up if you want it back. Otherwise, you can choose to donate it to charity.


The address is listed as:
February 8-12. The first weeklong event will take place in Afton next to Splash on 65 Nield Ave.

Wednesday, February 03, 2010

TONIGHT - Wednesday February 3

7:00 Cokeville Economic Development Corporation meeting - open to public. Town Hall
7:30 Cokeville School Advisory Board meeting - open to public. Town Hall

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