Primary Election day, don't forget to vote there and in our poll! State Considering Assistance w/Sylvan Pass Equip The state of Wyoming will “explore the possibility” of helping the National Park Service pay for additional avalanche control equipment for Sylvan Pass on the East Gate of Yellowstone National Park, Gov. Dave Freudenthal said. In a letter to YNP Superintendent Suzanne Lewis following up on the latest Sylvan Pass Study Group meeting, the Governor said he planned to raise the issue with the Joint Appropriations Committee of the Wyoming Legislature. See Story.

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Current Poll - Post Your Opinion In Our Forums 1) There are calls to repeal the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy about homosexuality. Supporters of the repeal say more than 10,000 service men and women have been discharged because of their sexual orientation, at a cost of over $360 million. The supporters say those willing and qualified to serve should be allowed to do so. Should the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy be repealed? 2) A growing number of schools around the country are banning peanuts to protect students with severe peanut allergies. Some parents object to a total ban, saying it deprives their children of peanut butter and some types of candy. Should Wyoming schools ban peanut products?     Repeal the Policy   Don’t Repeal       Ban Peanuts   Allow Them        Last Week's Results - WyomingNetwork does NOT represent this as a scientific poll. 1) If you were voting today in the Republican Primary for U.S. House, which candidate would you choose? 2) If you were voting today in the Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate, which candidate would you choose? Mark Gordon 30% Michael Holland  2% Cynthia Lummis  60% Bill Winney 8%     Nick Carter 48% Keith Goodenough 52%