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July 23, 2020 — 13'
Legal Notice .................... ..
FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE
WHEREAS, default in the payment of
principal and interest has occurred under
the terms of a promissory note (the "Note”)
dated 07/31/2014 executed and delivered by
George R. Locke to Quicken Loans Inc. and a
real estate mortgage (the “Mortgage”) of the
same date securing the Note, which Mortgage
was executed and delivered by George R.
Locke, an unmarried man (the “Mortgagors"),
to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., as nominee for Quicken Loans Inc., and
which Mortgage was recorded on 08/14/2014,
as lnstrument No. 753772 Book: 353 Page:
0703 in the records of the office of the County
Clerk and ex-officio Register of Deeds in and
for Weston County, State of Wyoming; and
WHEREAS, the mortgage was assigned for
value as follows:
Assignee: Quicken Loans Inc.
Assignment dated: 03/18/2020
Assignment recorded: 03/24/2020
Assignment recording information:
lnstrument No. 767568 Book: 390 Page: 109
All in the records of the County clerk and
ex-officio Register of Deeds in and for Weston
County, Wyoming.
WHEREAS, the Mortgage contains a power
of sale which by reason of said default, the
Mortgagee declares to have become operative,
and no suit or proceeding has been instituted
at law to recover the debt secured by the
Mortgage, or any part there-of, nor has any
such suit or proceeding been instituted and the
same discontinued; and
WHEREAS, written notice of intent to
foreclose the Mortgage by advertisement and
sale has been served upon the record owner
and the party in possession of the mortgaged
premises at least ten (10) days prior to the
commencement of this publication, and the
amount due upon the Mortgage on the date of
first publication of this notice of sale being the
total sum of $68,329.18 which sum consists of
the unpaid principal balance of $65,181.84 plus
lnterest accrued to the date of the first publica-
tion of this notice in the amount of $2,138.76
plus attorneys' fees, costs expended, and
accruing interest and late charges after the
Police Blotter ................... ..
June 28
Abandoned 911. Dangerous Wildfire Reported.
Vandalism Reported. Civil Issue Reported.
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued. Barking
Dog Reported. Civil
Standby Requested. Civil
Issue Reported. Ministerial
Assistance Requested. Traffic
Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic
Complaint Reported. Traffic
Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic
Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic
Stop, Written Warning Issued.
June 29
IADIILI..I-:Repor..te§I-m
fiédeCgmplairg. AssistJ
Other Agency. Atnimal at
Large Reported, Horses.
Abandoned 911. VIN
Inspection Requested.
VIN Inspection Requested.
Drunk Driver Reported.
VIN Inspection Requested.
Weather Alert Issued. Civil
Standby Requested. Traffic Stop, Written Warning
Issued. Noise Complaint, Verbal Warning Issued.
Suspicious Activity Reported.
June 30 '
Vandalism Reported. Traffic Stop, Verbal
Warning Issued. Traffic Stop, Verbal Warning
Issued. Lost Property Reported. Traffic Stop,
Written Warning Issued. Assist Other Agency.
VIN Inspection Requested. Traffic Stop, Written
Warning Issued. Report of a Dog at Large.
Assist Other Agency. Assist Other Agency. VIN
Inspection Requested. Minor Vehicle Accident
Reported. Arrest Warrant Issued.
July 1
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued. Traffic
Stop, Verbal Warning Issued. Traffic Stop,
Written Warning Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Report of a Dog at Large, Impounded.
Report of Lost Property. Hit and Run Accident
Reported. Barking Dog Reported. Juvenile
Problem Reported. Welfare Check Requested.
Traffic Stop, Verbal Warning Issued. Deceased
Person Reported. Abandoned 911. 911 Misdial.
Suspicious Vehicle Reported. Assist Other
Agency. Minor Vehicle Accident Reported.
JMyZ,
Suspicious Vehicle Reported. Improper
Fireworks Reported. 911 Misdial. VIN Inspection
Requested. Minor Vehicle Accident Reported. 911
Misdial. 911 Misdial. VIN Inspection Requested.
VIN Inspection Requested. Civil Standby
Requested. Harassment Reported. Improper
Fireworks Reported. Barking Dog Complaint.
July 3 ‘
Welfare Check Requested. Noise Complaint
Reported. Missing Animal Reported. Sexual
Assault Reported. 911 Misdial. VIN Inspection
Requested. Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued.
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued. Traffic Stop,
Written Warning Issued. Traffic Stop, Written
Warning Issued. Civil Issue Reported. Vandalism
Reported. Welfare Check Requested. Fireworks
Reported. Commercial Burglar Alarm Reported.
Medical Assist.
July 4
Medical Assist. Man with a Gun Reported.
Assist Other Agency. Harassment Reported.
Posession of Narcotics. Animal Impounded,
Assist Other Agency. Assist Other Agency. Assist
Other Agency. Assist Other Agency. Commercial
Burglar Alarm Reported.
July
Domestic Issue Reported. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Report of a Dog at Large. VIN Inspection
Requested. Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued.
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued. Traffic Stop,
Written Warning Issued. Residential Fire Alarm
Reported. Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued.
Welfare Check Requested. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic Stop,
Citation Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued.
Traffic Stop, Citation Issued.
July 6
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued.
Suspicious Activity Reported. Medical Assist.
911 Misdial. Theft Reported. Medical Assist. VIN
Inspection Requested. VIN Inspection Requested.
VIN Inspection Requested. Suspicious Activity
Reported. 911 Misdial. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Assist Other Agency. Child Neglect
Reported. Lost Property Reported. Traffic Stop,
date of first publication of this notice of sale;
WHEREAS, the property being foreclosed
upon may be subject to other liens and
encumbrances that will not be extinguished
at the sale. Any prospective purchaser should
research the status of title before submitting a
bid;
NOW, THEREFORE Quicken Loans, LLC,
as the Mortgagee, will have the Mortgage
foreclosed as by law provided by causing the
mortgaged property to be sold at public venue
by the Sheriff or Deputy Sheriff In and for
Weston County, Wyoming to the highest bidder
for cash at 10:00 AM o’clock in the forenoon
on 09/01/2020 at the located at Weston
County Courthouse, 1 West Main, Newcastle,
Wyoming, Weston County for application on
the above-described amounts secured by the
Mortgage, said mortgaged property being
described as follows, to-wit:
THE LAND REFERRED TO HEREIN BELOW
IS SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF WESTON,
STATE OF Wyoming, AND IS DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS:
THE SOUTH 75 FEET OF LOT 24 OF THE
SUBDIVISION OF LOT 10 OF THE NE1/4NE1/4
OF SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 48 NORTH,
RANGE 65 WEST, SOMETIMES KNOWN AS
OGDEN’S RESERVATION TO THE TOWN OF
UPTON, WESTON COUNTY, WYOMING.
With an address of: 1164 E. St. Upton, WY
82730.
Together with all improvements thereon
situate and all fixtures and appurtenances
thereto.
07-12-2020
Date
Brian G. Sayer
C. Morgan Lasley
Marcello G. Rojas
The Sayer Law Group, PC.
925 E. 4th St.
Waterloo, Iowa 50703
319-234-2530
319-232-6341
(Publish: July 23 and 30, August 6 and 13,
2020)
Written Warning Issued. Lost Property Reported.
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued. Commercial
Burglar Alarm Reported. Traffic Stop, Written
Warning Issued.
July 7
Welfare Check Requested.
Counterfeit Bills Reported. VIN
Inspection Requested. VIN
Inspection Requested. VIN Inspection
Requested. Assist Other Agency.
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued.
Assist Other Agency. Theft Reported.
Medical Assist. Medical Assist. Arrest
Warrant Issued. Arrest Warrant
Issued. Arrest Warrant Issued. Arrest
Warrant Issued. Arrest Wa'tt'ant
Issued. ‘ ’5‘:
July 8
Medical Assist. Property Found.
911 Misdial. Domestic Issue
Reported. VIN Inspection Requested.
Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. VIN
Inspection Requested. VIN Inspection
Requested. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Theft Reported. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Assist Other Agency. Traffic Stop,
Verbal Warning Issued. Traffic Stop, Written
Warning Issued. Civil Standby Requested. Traffic
Complaint. Juvenile Problem Reported.
July 9
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued. Missing
Animals Reported. VIN Inspection Requested.
Traffic Stop, Verbal Warning Issued. Dog Bite
Reported. VIN Inspection Requested. 911
Misdial. Parking Complaint. Traffic Stop, Written
Warning Issued. Arrest Warrant Issued. Arrest
Warrant Issued.
July 10
Arrest Warrant Issued. Medical Assist. Arrest
Warrant Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued.
Report of a Dog at Large. Traffic Stop, Written
Warning Issued. 911 Misdial. VIN Inspection
Requested. 911 Misdial. Assist Other Agency.
Assist Other Agency. VIN Inspection Requested.
Minor Vehicle Accident Reported. Medical Assist.
VIN Inspection Requested. VIN Inspection
Requested. VIN Inspection Requested. Extra
Patrol Requested. VIN Inspection Requested.
VIN Inspection Requested. Traffic Stop, Written
Warning Issued. Traffic Stop, Written Warning
Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic Stop,
Citation Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued.
Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic Stop,
Citation Issued. Pocket 911 Dial. Assist Other
Agency. Animal Problem Reported. Traffic Stop,
Citation Issued.
July 11
Arrest Warrant Issued. Report of a Dog
at Large, Impounded; Trespassing Order
Requested. Harassment Repoted. Assault
Reported. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic
Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic Stop,
Written Warning Issued.
July 12
Suicidal Subject. Fight Reported. Fireworks
Reported. Civil Standby Requested. Abandoned
Vehicle Reported. Civil Standby Requested.
Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. Traffic Stop, Written
Warning Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued.
July 13
Missing Dog Reported. Dead Deer Reported.
Traffic Stop, Written Warning Issued. Computer
Fraud Reported. Threatened Suicide Reported.
VIN Inspection Requested. Hit and Run Accident
Reported. Vandalism Reported.
July 14
Report of a Dog at Large. VIN Inspection
Requested. Civil Issue Reported. Civil Standby
Requested. Minor Vehicle Accident Reported.
Vandalism Reported. Assist Other Agency.
VIN Inspection Requested. VIN Inspection
Requested. Traffic Complaint. Traffic Stop,
Citation Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued.
Assist Other Agency. Missing Animal Reported.
July 15
Vandalism Reported. VIN Inspection
Requested. Assist Other Agency. Medical
Assist. VIN Inspection Requested. Animal
Issue Reported. VIN Inspection Requested.
VIN Inspection Requested. 911 Misdial. Arrest
Warrant Issued. 911 Misdial. Traffic Stop, Citation
Issued. Traffic Stop, Citation Issued. Suspicious
Vehicle Reported.
Cowboy
State
Look—In
Courtesy of the
Wyoming News Exchange
W}’0111,in
Jury trial gos moothly
GILLETTE (WNE) —— The state’s first jury
trial since the coronavirus pandemic took hold
was in Gillette last week, and it went smoothly.
This spring, all jury trials were suspended
until Aug. 3. The 6th Judicial District was
picked as the testing ground for jury trials
in a world with social distancing and held a
criminal trial last week.
“We expect this pilot trial to help us set
standards for resuming jury trials throughout
the state,” said Wyoming Supreme Court Chief
Justice Michael K. Davis in a press release
earlier this month. “We’re very grateful to the
judges and the citizens of Campbell County for
their meticulous planning.”
District Judge Thomas Rumpke said the
trial took three days to complete. It got done
about half a day later than it would have under
normal circumstances.
Because of the pandemic and social dis-
tancing, jury selection had to be done in two
groups. Two sets of 18 potential jurors were
brought in, and the selection process took
about four and a half hours, starting at 8:30
am. July 13 and finishing at about 1pm. that
same day.
The potential jurors were all given masks
and hand sanitizer, and they “seemed to be
very supportive” of the process, Rumpke said.
“It was a new experience for us,” he said.
“There’s a lot more for the judge to keep track
of.”
The trial took place in Courtroom 1, "the
largest courtroom at the Campbell County
Courthouse.
The jury found William Wilde guilty of pos-
session of marijuana and possession of meth
with intent to deliver.
Six people laid off at CWC 1
RIVERTON (WNE) — Six
people are losing their jobs
at Central Wyoming College,
and the remaining staff will
take tiered furloughs as a result
of a 10% statewide budget
cut, college officials said
Wednesday.
The 10% cut amounts to
a $1.1 million annual loss for
CWC, vice president of admin-
istrative services Willie Noseep
said.
The CWC Board of Trustees
already approved $10 per credit
fee increase for students, plus
new fees for transcripts and
credit card payments, all of
Testing capabilities boosted;
which should bring in up to
$290,000 in additional revenue
on an annual basis, according to
previous reports.
Noseep said employee
furloughs will save about
$300,000 in the budget.
The tiered furlough system
protects anyone who makes less
than $40,000 per year, Noseep
noted, but employees who
make up to $60,000 will have to
take six unpaid days off, those
who make up to $80,000 will
take seven furlough days, and
those who make up to $100,000
will take eight. Anyone with an
annual. salary. over $100,000.
. campus. .
will be required to take 10"
unpaid days off.
College president Brad;
Tyndall is included in the fur-,3
lough plan, as are other top
administrators. 1
Noseep said the furloughs‘1
will amount to about a 2.5%,1
reduction in pay, but they “will 1'
prevent the reduction of more 'i
jobs.”
Three of the employees
slated for layoffs work at,
CWC, Noseep said, while'i
2.5 are part of the Wyoming 7
Public Broadcasting Service:
headquartered on the Rivertorrj
JACKSON (WNE) — The Wyoming Public
Health Laboratory has seriously increased its
coronavirus testing capacity.
The lab can now process more than 750 tests
per day, State Health Officer Dr. Alexia Harrist
said at a press conference Wednesday. When
the pandemic started, the lab could only go
through a few samples per day, so that is a drastic
improvement.
Now that the lab has increased its capacity, it
will start processing new kinds of tests as part of
the state’s surveillance testing program. Cheek
swabs, rather than nasal ones, are used as part of
some rapid tests, so the lab will now be able to
process those.
Cheek-swab tests will be used in high-rist
places that need quick tumarounds on tests, like
correctional facilities, which have seen devas-
tating localized outbreaks around the country.
Wastewater surveillance, which Teton County is
also doing, will be added to the state’s tools for
monitoring the spread of COVID-19.
Larger cities will be first in line for the
wastewater testing, Harrist said, but smaller
communities will be able to send in samples once
the program gets rolling.
Yellowstone Visits down by 32%.
CODY (WNE)
Yellowstone Park hosted
534,155 visits in June. This is a
32% decrease from June 2019.
Although the numbers were
down, visitation substantially
increased over the month. In
the last 10 days of June, traffic‘
counts ranged from 90%-116%
of 2019 numbers.
So far in 2020, the park
has hosted 667,290 visits, down
49% from the same period last
year. The Park was closed due
to health and safety reasons
related to COVID-19 beginning
March 24. The two Wyoming
entrances opened on May 18
and three Montana entrances
opened on June 1, 2020. All
five entrances were open for
the entire month.
The following list shows
the year-to-date trend for rec-
reational visits over the last
several years (through June):
2020 — 667,290
2019 — 1,358,629
2018— 1,381,708 .3
2017 — 1,354,137
2016 — 1,432,071
2015 — 1,298,855
There were no commercial
bus visits during June 2020.
In June 2019, bus passengers
made up 70,461 visits. -I
POWELL (WNE) — A black bear in
Yellowstone National Park was killed by wild-
life managers after it brazenly walked into
a backcountry campsite, bit one of the five
campers and then began eating their food.
The incident took place around 5 pm. on
July 6, at a campsite located roughly 3 miles
from the Hellroaring Trailhead in northern
Yellowstone, park officials announced in a
Wednesday news release.
The backpackers — three adults and two
children — had been sitting outside of their
tents when the bear walked up and bit a woman
on her arm and head, inflicting bruises and
minor cuts, the release said.
The adult sow then nipped at one of the
children’s hands and got into the group’s food,
which, according to the release, had not yet
Yellowstone bear killed after bite «
been hung from a storage pole. ‘
The group left the area and contacted
Yellowstone authorities. When rangers arrived
at the scene on horseback, “the bear was still in
the campsite eating the backpackers’ food,” the
National Park Service said.
Yellowstone officials decided to kill the bear
because of concerns about human safety and
the fact that the bear entered an occupied camp-
site, bit a person and “received a considerable
food reward after this behavior,” the release
explained.
It was the second time this year that a
Yellowstone visitor has been injured by a bear:
A female grizzly attacked a hiker on the Fairy
Falls Trail in June and caused minor injuries,
after the lone hiker apparently surprised the
bear and a cub.
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