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Differing Opinions
A contract to provide Goose Creek Transit $100,000 annually for fuel needed to operate the transit system was approved by the Sheridan City Council at their most recent business meeting. The contract was approved by a vote of 5 to 2, with Councilors Andrew Patceg and Kristen Jennings voting against the proposed contract. Councilman Patceg.
Councilman Aaron Linden offered a different take on the transit system.
The two-year contract with Goose Greek Transit that was approved by the City Council is from July 1, 2024, until June 30, 2026.
Dennis Fox
April 6, 2024 at 5:07 pm
Using our tax dollars to pay for private organizations is Illegal in Wyoming. So those of us who read and understand the Wyoming Constitution, are proud of Councilor Patceg and glad he’s defending the law. He’s trying to reduce gov’t’s wasteful and unlawful spending of our taxes.
Of course the ultimate solution is to get a majority of real Americans on the Council.
And we can vote Against allowing gov’t to take more of our money, thru taxation.
Voting to Lower the sales tax to 5% is a Great way to start!
Limit the amount of our money the gov’t gets its hands on and we Limit Gov’t waste.
Solomon Morris
April 8, 2024 at 11:38 am
What is a real American?
Dennis Fox
April 6, 2024 at 5:13 pm
It’s not a “differing of opinion” it’s the difference between Right and Wrong. Legal and illegal.
Funding private groups with our tax-dollars is Illegal.
And Linden’s rationalization that, “some folks can’t afford a taxi” is straight-up Marxism. “To each according to his need.” (Aaron has a degree in polysci and should know better)
I can’t afford a Learjet. So should the taxpayers buy me one?
Darren Rogers
April 8, 2024 at 4:49 am
The people Patceg represents are Brian Miller and his followers who have WASTED over $150,000 of tax payer dollars in frivalous lawsuits. Oh but wait, Miller accepted another $149,000 in tax dollars from SAWS for his personnal project but still won’t pony up the $10,000 he contractually owes. Per the Sheridan Press.
The hypocrisy is huge without going into the massive governmental expanse required to fullfull Patceg’s position on women’s wombs.
Terry Baker
April 8, 2024 at 10:35 am
Thank you Kevin Koile for the eclipse details. We were wondering about specific times to take notice. It’s partly cloudy here at the moment east of Chugwater, but looking forward to seeing the effects of the partial eclipse in our area..light wise.
Dennis Fox
April 8, 2024 at 11:42 am
Commish Chris is almost solely responsible for the huge tax-payer expense, because she failed to do her job. And Councilman Patceg is honorably and well representing the good people of Sheridan.
Bout time we had some real Republicans on the council.
Darren Rogers
April 8, 2024 at 2:30 pm
No. You and and the rest of the Miller followers are responsible for the huge tax-payer expense for your poorly conceived and horribly executed litigation.
Dennis Fox
April 8, 2024 at 4:57 pm
If the Failed Four had followed the law and done their job, there would have been ZERO court cases. Not the one that, rightfully, put Commissioner Jennings in office. Or the one seeking to hold the failed four accountable for their blatant, arrogant and willful lawlessness.
What some lefties are attempting to do is blame the cop and the judge for what the actual Criminals did.
The Failed Four are the Criminals here. There’s NO doubt about that FACT.
Dennis Fox
April 18, 2024 at 6:24 pm
Had the tipsy-commish uttered just one word: “Second” she would have saved taxpayers more than $90,000!
Of course, if she’d just told the bartender one word: “NO”…..