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For Cheyenne Frontier Days, Police Officers Will Be Allowed To Wear Cowboy Hats
According to the Cheyenne Police Department Facebook page, “While cowboy hats aren’t a standard part of the uniform, we’ll certainly make an exception during Cheyenne Frontier Days!
Our new policy gives officers the option of wearing cowboy hats while on duty this week. When paired with hi-vis, we will be pretty hard to miss – so come say howdy! “
City Of Billings On High Alert After HANGMAN’S “Noose” Found After Lyle Lovett Big Band Performance—Billings Mayor Responds To Citizens
Dear citizens of Billings,
We are aware of an image circulating on social media of a noose hanging from a light pole in downtown Billings on Sunday morning.
The Billings Police Department received a report relating to this event, and it is being investigated as a hate incident. The report was made by a musician in the Lyle Lovett Big Band, which performed at the Alberta Bair Theater on Sunday night.
As of Monday afternoon, the Billings Police Department does not have any witnesses to determine who placed the noose on the light pole or what their intention might have been.
The police department has also attempted to locate cameras that might have captured footage of the incident, but to date those efforts have been unsuccessful.
The Billings Police Department is continuing to investigate this incident. If you have any information, please contact law enforcement.
Your city council, police department, and city leaders take this matter very seriously.
We condemn any hateful speech or symbols of hate in our community.
Bill Cole
Mayor
City of Billings
Individuals Arrested In Yellowstone County
07/15/2023 20:21:00 Assault Firearm HATE MOTIVATED INTIMIDATION OR HARASSMENT 07/17/2023 12:38:00 Bryce Bohannon 35
07/15/2023 20:21:00 Assault Firearm STALKING-1ST OFFENSE 07/17/2023 12:38:00 Bryce Bohannon 35
06/25/2023 21:54:00 TRO Violation VIOLATION OF A PROTECTIVE ORDER-1ST MISD 07/17/2023 12:38:00 Bryce Bohannon 35
07/17/2023 13:15:00 Warrant Other Jurisdiction 07/17/2023 13:15:00 Patricia Buffalo 31
07/17/2023 15:37:00 Warrant City 07/17/2023 15:50:00 Rosebud Seiler 48
07/17/2023 18:11:00 Warrant City 07/17/2023 18:11:00 Bryce Bohannon 35
07/18/2023 07:10:00 Assault Fist Feet ASSAULT 07/18/2023 07:10:00 Delio Mance 32
04/25/2023 14:41:00 Warrant County CONTEMPT OF COURT- FELONY 07/18/2023 14:07:00 Ricky Raggl 54
07/18/2023 18:11:00 Partner Family Member Assault PARTNER OR FAMILY MEMBER ASSAULT 07/18/2023 18:11:00 Michael Waudby 43
07/18/2023 22:06:00 Warrant Other Jurisdiction 07/18/2023 22:06:00 Dani Trinder 29
07/18/2023 22:10:00 Warrant Other Jurisdiction 07/18/2023 22:10:00 Tyler Potter 26
07/18/2023 23:40:00 Drugs Other CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS 07/18/2023 23:40:00 Henri Beauregard 67
07/19/2023 10:38:00 Warrant Other Jurisdiction 07/19/2023 08:57:00 Phoenix Holets 28
07/19/2023 10:49:00 Warrant Other Jurisdiction 07/19/2023 08:57:00 Phoenix Holets 28
07/19/2023 08:57:00 Warrant City 07/19/2023 08:57:00 Phoenix Holets 28
08/03/2021 12:58:00 Warrant County CONTEMPT OF COURT- FELONY 07/19/2023 10:40:00 Taylor Hendrix 27
07/19/2023 14:41:00 Warrant County ESCAPE (OFFICIAL DETENTION) – FELONY 07/19/2023 14:41:00 Judith Whiteman 38
07/19/2023 20:19:00 No Contact Order Violation CRIMINAL MISCHIEF LOSS LESS THAN $1,500 07/19/2023 20:19:00 Steven Nave 66
07/19/2023 20:19:00 No Contact Order Violation VIOLATION OF A PROTECTIVE ORDER-1ST MISD 07/19/2023 20:19:00 Steven Nave 66
07/19/2023 23:05:00 Driving Under the Influence DRIVING UNDER INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUGS – 4th or Subsequent Offense 07/19/2023 23:05:00 Jason Rivers 46
07/20/2023 04:51:00 Warrant City 07/20/2023 04:51:00 Franshre Knowshisgun 40
07/20/2023 08:07:00 Warrant Other Jurisdiction 07/20/2023 08:10:00 Tasha Hajek 38
08/12/2021 15:56:00 Warrant County CONTEMPT OF COURT – MISD 07/20/2023 10:30:00 Tommy Wolfblack 30
07/20/2023 11:19:00 Partner Family Member Assault PARTNER OR FAMILY ASSAULT-1ST OFFENSE 07/20/2023 11:19:00 Salina Hopson 21
07/20/2023 17:44:00 Warrant County SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILDREN 07/20/2023 17:44:00 JOHN NISHWITZ 44
07/20/2023 21:15:00 Driving Under the Influence AGGRAVATED DRIVING UNDER INFLUENCE w/ 0.16 ALCOHOL-3rd Offense 07/20/2023 22:15:00 Joshua Davis 42
07/21/2023 00:32:00 Assault with Bodily Fluid ASSAULT WITH BODILY FLUID 07/21/2023 00:32:00 Shawna Blackwolf 20
07/21/2023 14:57:00 Warrant County FAIL TO REGISTER AS A SEX OR VIOLENT OFFENDER 07/21/2023 14:57:00 Jaymeson Redstar 36
07/21/2023 15:15:00 Warrant Other Jurisdiction 07/21/2023 15:15:00 Shawna Blackwolf 20
07/21/2023 17:39:00 Drugs Other CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS-METHAMPHETAMINES 07/21/2023 17:39:00 Roberta Quintana 41
07/21/2023 16:27:00 Assault Fist Feet ASSAULT 07/21/2023 18:10:00 Lacee Jackson 35
07/21/2023 18:32:00 Warrant Other Jurisdiction 07/21/2023 18:32:00 Salina Hopson 21
Fight Hunger With Family Meals
Selfless ways to support community members in need
(Wyoming News)
With hectic day-to-day schedules and varying dietary needs, many families face the dreaded daily question: “What sounds good for dinner?” In contrast, millions struggle to put food on the table each night, impacting about 1 in 8 children, according to Feeding America.
You can help support those in need through Safeway and Albertsons’ “Fight Hunger, Serve Hope” cause program – an initiative to fight hunger in local communities during summer months when households with school-aged children face higher rates of food insecurity. The company’s private label will donate one meal for every O Organics® product purchased, up to $7 million and the equivalent of 28 million meals. Donations will be made to Nourishing Neighbors, a program of Albertsons Companies Foundation, to fund grants dedicated to providing healthy meals for at-risk youth throughout the summer.
“While summertime sparks excitement for countless students, it also marks the unfortunate reality that millions of children face when they lose access to school cafeteria lunches and breakfasts they depend on throughout the school year,” said Jennifer Saenz, EVP and chief merchandising officer at Albertsons Companies. “As a company, we are committed to making a difference in the lives of children in need. For the first time, we are making it easier than ever for our customers to support this mission by connecting each purchase of our O Organics brand to hunger relief efforts in the communities we serve.”
Following the campaign period, families looking to help in their communities can give back in a variety of ways.
Donate Canned Goods
Once school is in session, many classrooms participate in canned food drives for a variety of causes while serving a dual purpose: feeding those in need and teaching children the importance of giving back. Sending your students to school with canned goods can show them the value of helping others and instill a sense of responsibility.
Volunteer at a Food Pantry
Sharing valuable resources like canned goods helps make a difference in communities, but local food pantries also need willing volunteers to sort and distribute food, among other duties. It can provide a unique sense of perspective as you meet other volunteers, improve the lives of people in your community and gain new skills.
Promote the Power of Family Meals
Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, dinner or all three, sharing a meal with neighbors can be a powerful moment. It provides an opportunity to connect while enjoying easy-to-make recipes like Ribeye Steak, Grape Tomato and Mushroom Kebabs; Grilled Chicken Salad with Goat Cheese, Fresh Raspberries and Pecans; and Mixed Berry-Lime Smoothie Bowl with Banana and Granola.
Find more meal ideas by visiting Safeway.com and Albertsons.com.
Ribeye Steak, Grape Tomato and Mushroom Kebabs
Recipe courtesy of Safeway and Albertsons
Total time: 30 minutes
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1/2 small bunch Italian (flat-leaf) parsley
- 1/4 cup O Organics extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/8 cup red wine vinegar
- 2 teaspoons O Organics Dijon mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 3/4 pound O Organics ribeye steak
- 1/2 pint O Organics grape tomatoes
- 1/4 pound O Organics white mushrooms
- green pepper, sliced (optional)
- 1/2 medium red onion
- 6 skewers
- Peel and mince garlic. Wash and dry parsley. Shave leaves off stems; discard stems and mince leaves.
- In large bowl, whisk minced garlic, half the minced parsley (reserve remainder for garnish), olive oil, vinegar, Dijon mustard, salt and pepper.
- Cut steak into cubes; transfer to marinade bowl and toss to coat.
- Wash tomatoes, mushrooms and green pepper. Halve mushrooms. Add tomatoes, mushrooms and green pepper to marinade. Peel onion and cut into chunks; add to marinade. Toss beef and vegetables until well coated.
- Heat grill pan, outdoor grill or skillet to medium-high heat.
- Thread steak and vegetables onto six skewers.
- Cook kebabs in batches until steak is browned and vegetables are tender, 3-5 minutes per side. Transfer to plate and repeat with remaining kebabs.
- To serve, plate kebabs and sprinkle with remaining minced parsley.
Grilled Chicken Salad with Goat Cheese, Fresh Blueberries and Pecans
Recipe courtesy of Safeway and Albertsons
Total time: 20 minutes
- 3/4 pound boneless, skinless O Organics chicken breasts
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
- 2 teaspoons O Organics extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 package (5 ounces) O Organics spring mix
- 1 package (6 ounces) O Organics blueberries (or desired berry)
- 1/4 cup O Organics pecan halves
- 3 tablespoons O Organics olive oil
- 1 tablespoon O Organics balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 log (4 ounces) O Organics goat cheese
- Pat chicken dry with paper towels and place on cutting board. Cut chicken in half horizontally to form thin cutlets. Season with salt and pepper on both sides.
- Preheat grill pan, outdoor grill or skillet to medium-high heat.
- Once pan is hot, coat with oil. Add chicken to pan and grill, turning once, until cooked through, 3-4 minutes per side.
- Wash and dry spring mix. Place in medium bowl.
- Wash and dry blueberries. Add to bowl with mixed greens. Using clean cutting board, roughly chop pecans. Add to bowl.
- Transfer cooked chicken to cutting board and cut into thin strips.
- In bowl, mix olive oil and balsamic vinegar to create dressing.
- Add chicken and dressing to salad bowl; toss to combine.
- To serve, divide salad between plates or bowls and crumble goat cheese over top.
Mixed Berry-Lime Smoothie Bowl with Banana and Granola
Recipe courtesy of Safeway and Albertsons
Total time: 10 minutes
Yield: 3 cups
- 1 banana
- 1/2 package (6 ounces) O Organics blackberries
- 1/2 lime
- 2 cups O Organics frozen mixed berries
- 1 cup plain O Organics Greek yogurt
- 4 fluid ounces O Organics whole milk
- 1/8 cup O Organics honey
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2/3 cup O Organics granola of choice
- Wash and dry banana and blackberries.
- Peel and thinly slice banana; set aside.
- Zest and juice lime into blender. Add frozen mixed berries, yogurt, milk, honey and cinnamon. Blend on high speed until smooth, 1-2 minutes.
- To serve, divide smoothie between bowls and top with banana, blackberries and granola.
Photo courtesy of Getty Images (kebabs)
SOURCE:
Albertsons
Safeway
Evidence Shows Democrats Censored Verifiable Facts That COVID-19 Jabs Were Killing Individuals According To Their Depopulation Agenda
| ORLANDO, FL – A bombshell study authored by Dr. Peter McCullough and other physicians and medical researchers was quickly censored within 24 hours after its publication because it showed clear evidence that the COVID-19 shots were responsible for many deaths. Out of 325 autopsies from various global locations, the study revealed the COVID shots directly caused or significantly contributed to up to 74 percent of those deaths. The Lancet, a renown medical journal, published the study titled “A Systematic Review of Autopsy Findings in Deaths After COVID-19 Vaccination” on July 5, 2023 on its “pre-print” site while the study began the months-long peer review process. However, The Lancettook less than 24 hours to remove it citing the study fell short of the journal’s “screening criteria” and that the study’s methods did not merit its conclusions. Dr. McCullough, an internist, epidemiologist, and one of the most published cardiologists in America with more than 1,000 peer-reviewed publications to his credit, conducted the study with eight other researchers. The co-authors included senior research scientist in epidemiology at Yale University Dr. Harvey Risch, top pathologist Dr. Roger Hodkinson of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and former Department of Health and Human Services official Dr. Paul Alexander. The project was approved through the University of Michigan’s School of Public Health, and Dr. McCollough said the team used a standard scientific method known as the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses to evaluate the autopsies. Dr. McCullough stated this “standard search methodology” is something he has used his “whole career.” |
| Collectively, they reviewed 678 studies investigating possible causal links between COVID-19 shots and death and identified 325 autopsies meriting further investigation. The study stated each autopsy was “independently reviewed” by three physicians to determine the cause of death. The investigation revealed: “A total of 240 deaths (73.9 percent) were independently adjudicated as directly due to or significantly contributed to by COVID-19 [injection].” “Among adjudicators, there was complete independent agreement (all three physicians) of [injection] causing or contributing to death in 203 cases (62.5 percent).”“The most implicated organ system [receiving fatal injury] was the cardiovascular system (53 percent)…”“Most of the deaths occurred within a week from [the person’s] last vaccination.” These results bear similarity to a November 2022 peer-reviewed study by leading pathologist Dr. Peter Schirmacher and other top German scientists. This study examined 25 deaths finding five of them likely died exclusively from the COVID injection and all five died within 20 days of receiving the injection. According to Dr. McCullough, before The Lancet briefly published the study, it was rejected by both The New England Journal of Medicine and the Journal of the American Medical Association as “not a priority.” He noted that in the hours before The Lancet took it down the study had 30,000 views averaging about 20 views per minute. Dr. McCullough has been censored before without a definitive reason. In October 2021, The Lancet’s publisher Elsevier retracted a different study he co-authored with molecular biologist Dr. Jessica Rose just days after it was published. The findings from that study showed myocarditis spiked in teenagers after COVID-19 injections. Despite being peer-reviewed, Elsevier never reinstated the study though it can be found through an internet archive. Just as a federal judge ruled on July 4, 2023 in Missouri v. Biden that the government “pressured” social media companies to censor and suppress information critical of COVID-19 injections, Dr. McCullough and his co-author Dr. Risch think medical journals are subjected to that same external pressure. Dr. Risch stated he believed their recent study was censored “at the behest of the Trusted News Initiative (TNI)” or a similar organization because of the study’s “strong evidence” that some COVID-19 injections have led to death. The TNI was founded in 2019 by the British Broadcasting Company as an “industry collaboration” between major news outlets and global technology companies such as Google, Facebook, and others for the purpose of combatting disinformation worldwide. TNI’s partners “alert each other to disinformation that poses an immediate threat to life…so content can be reviewed promptly by platforms, whilst publishers ensure they don’t unwittingly republish dangerous falsehoods.” “[It’s] pure Government-directed censorship, even after the Missouri v. Biden injunction,” stated Dr. Risch. Dr. McCullough noted their study is the largest summary of autopsies of COVID-19 shot-related deaths and its medical censorship speaks to the importance of their findings. “They are trying to kill [the study] so the world doesn’t see the data,” he stated. |
School Committee Member Elizabeth Anne Deneeve Used Her Position to Falsely Disparage, Malign and Misrepresent Providence Christian Academy and the Curriculum
| However, instead of approving the church school’s application at the committee meeting on July 12, 2023, School Committee Member Elizabeth Ann Deneeve used her position to air her personal beliefs, and to falsely disparage, malign, and misrepresent Providence Christian Academy and the curriculum it intends to use. For example, some of Deneeve’s outrageous and unlawful comments include: “They use the Abeka Curriculum, which I believe is in direct opposition to the values of GPS. The curriculum is full of false information and students who learn from it have a harder time getting into four-year colleges and universities because they will believe a whole set of things that are erroneous and be historically illiterate, which I think is a bad thing for our community and our country, and ultimately this is going to be reflected in a real breakdown in the separation of church and state, which is really the agenda of these curricula.” “In the Abeka textbook America: Land I Love, Satan is blamed for the spread of the theory of evolution and modern psychology; it is taught in the ‘Civil War’ section that black slavery was just cheaper than indentured servitude, and slaves were immigrants.” “In the science textbook, we learn that we must reject any scientific ideas that contradict the Bible, and there was only one Ice Age, and it lasted a couple of hundred years after Noah’s flood.” “The ‘History’ section will teach us that the Great Depression was created by socialists to destabilize patriotic Americans, and the LGBTQ issues are listed under “United States History, Heritage of Freedom, and Christian Perspectives Cultural Decay” section, saying traditional American family values have dramatically declined, and when the traditional heterosexual family comes under attack, all of society suffers.” “Schools that use Abeka have come under scrutiny for expelling students who are LGBTQ or the children of LGBTQ parents. Abeka is the founder of the Pensacola Christian College and has been fined $44 million by the IRS for lying about being a nonprofit. They’ve had to apologize for their racist past because they didn’t allow interracial relationships. They outlawed dancing.” After Deneeve expressed her anti-religious views, the committee failed to approve the church school’s application on the basis of its religious beliefs and its choice of a well-established Abeka curriculum. However, the committee indicated that the Abeka program is approved in Greenfield for home school students. Therefore, if the prospective students of Providence Christian Academy are approved to learn from the Abeka program individually at home, then the committee has no rational basis for denying these students the fundamental right to learn collectively from that same curriculum at the church school. Superintendent Christine DeBarge recently stated that GPS will be redistricting the schools to allow for greater “equity” across elementary schools, while also moving fifth grade to the elementary level and eighth grade to the middle school. However, the Greenfield School Committee is violating the First Amendment and Massachusetts law by discriminating against Providence Christian Academy based on the personal opinions or preferences of its members about the curriculum, or the manner in which the curriculum is taught. |
