Wyoming Golf 2007-01-19

One bill that made it out of the House and is headed to the Senate is the licensing of utility vehicles commonly called mules or gators. This will allow the vehicles, slightly larger than a golf cart but usually with an enclosed seating arrangement, to operate legally on public roadways.

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GALEWOOD TAVERN, 1978 Godfrey Ave. SW, Wyoming, 452-0006 -- Techno/House music, tonight; 3D Club/High Energy music with DJ, Friday, Saturday and Wednesday.

THE PUMP HOUSE, 1507 Langly St. , Wyoming, 455-3960 -- Classic Rock, Oldies, Rock, Country Karaoke, by Maximum Entertainment, 9:30 p. m. -1:30 a. m. Friday night.

MAIN STREET PUB, 1730 28th St. SW, Wyoming, 532-2510 -- Karaoke with Randy and Sandy/Debbie, 9 p. m. -1 a. m. Wednesday night.

DEER RUN GOLF CLUB, 13955 Cascade Road, Lowell, 897-8481 -- Alive and Well, 8-11 p. m. Friday, no cover.

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Travel spot: Hawaii (23 percent), followed by France (7 percent). Italy was the preferred travel spot in 2005. Other mentions for 2006 included Berlin and Wyoming.

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Spirit landed three years ago Wednesday and Opportunity on . Entering their fourth year of exploration, both golf cart-sized vehicles have long outlasted their primary missions, originally planned for about three months. While scientists are impressed by the rovers longevity, they admit the robots could die at any time.

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The expenses were reported by Feeney as usd. 5,643, paid by The National Center for Public Policy Research. A report prepared last year by Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee said the group used money from Abramoffs clients to sponsor golf trips in 2000 and 2003 to Scotland for members of Congress. Committee Republicans, who were in the majority, agreed to release the report.

Roe said Feeney stayed four or five days, paid his own golfing greens fees and then left Scotland for a personal vacation _ paying his own way back home. Roe said Feeney is still not certain who actually paid for the trip.

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The Briny Breezes brochure calls it a "self-governed mobile home community of kindred souls. " Residents of the Palm Beach County town cruise the narrow streets on golf carts, passing palm trees and tiny, neatly manicured yards. They wave to each other and chat about the next neighborhood outing _ water aerobics at the community pool, shuffleboard near the clubhouse, bowling night.

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Layton said the Cavalry raised more than usd. 4,000 for the Special Olympics of Wyoming with a golf tournament in June. The team also helped charities with other events, such as the Jackalope Jump, 50/50 raffles and ticket giveaways.

If the on-field happenings werent enough for the co-owners of the Wyoming Cavalry to worry about, some of the players had trouble keeping their names out of the news off the field.

That growth will continue in 2007. The season is scheduled to start in about three months, and the Laytons have been working for months on another golf tournament and other fundraising opportunities.

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Former Rep. Bob Ney of Ohio, who resigned this year after pleading guilty to corruption, was one lawmaker who participated in an Abramoff-sponsored trip that included transport on a usd. 92,000 chartered jet to Scotland for a golf outing.

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Top-O-Pocono Rotary Club, Blakeslee, presented donations to Janet Weis Childrens Hospital Pediatric Services Unit at Geisinger Wyoming Valley. The Rotary club donated usd. 2,500 to Geisinger to aid in the purchase of pediatric equipment to serve patients at various locations across the hospital. Funds were raised from the Rotarys annual golf tournament and from a donation by The Mattioli Family. From left are Steve Lusen, Top-O-Pocono Rotary; Alicia Siglin, Top-O-Pocono Rotary; Adnan Allan, DO, pediatrician; Rudy Carbaugh, MD, pediatrician; Ned Ramm, president, Top-O-Pocono Rotary; Jeffrey Folk, MD, cardiologist; and Jim Snee, treasurer, Top-O-Pocono Rotary.

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Layton said the Cavalry raised more than usd. 4,000 for the Special Olympics of Wyoming with a golf tournament in June. The team also helped charities with other events, such as the Jackalope Jump, 50/50 raffles and ticket giveaways.

If the on-field happenings werent enough for the co-owners of the Wyoming Cavalry to worry about, some of the players had trouble keeping their names out of the news off the field.

That growth will continue in 2007. The season is scheduled to start in about three months, and the Laytons have been working for months on another golf tournament and other fundraising opportunities.

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