AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWyoming Water Safety: Jackson’s town well tested positive for E. coli, triggering a boil water order that also affects nearby schools and businesses; Teton County School District plans to reopen Monday with drinking fountains off and bagged lunches. UW Athletics: Cornerback Dainsus Miller was ruled eligible to play Saturday vs. Hawaii, a boost as Wyoming’s secondary deals with injuries. Homecoming & Campus Life: UW Homecoming activities include alumni events, and the university highlighted major jumps in national rankings. Property Tax Ballot Question: Voters will decide whether to cut property tax assessments for qualified homeowners’ primary residences by 50%, with estimates showing big impacts in places like Teton County. Arts & Community: The Brinton Museum’s Small Works Show opens with 62 artists and more than 150 pieces for sale, and UW hosts a photography exhibit fundraiser tied to cheetah conservation. Sports on TV: A packed Week 4 slate includes Hawaii at Wyoming at 2 p.m. on CW.
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