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Buzzy Hassrick

Buzzy Hassrick

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Copy Editor, Cody Enterprise

Final Covers

Equity And Inclusion , Social Justice, Race, Diversity , African American Interest, Education , Lifestyles , Popular Culture

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Everything else, especially sport.

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Total articles 347

  • POCN discounts city’s reasons for LDS temple height

    By Buzzy Hassrick Verified| Cody Enterprise Verified Two members of Preserve Our Cody Neighborhoods said the response from the Cody city administrator did not answer a neighborhood group’s question about the justification for the LDS temple’s height. The response by city administrator Barry Cook is printed below. POCN’s question was, “What is the legal basis for the city’s position that this building can exceed 30 feet in height?” Colin Pitet said.

    By Buzzy Hassrick Verified · Cody Enterprise

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Public meet and greet for Cody city planner candidates

    By Buzzy Hassrick Verified| Cody Enterprise Verified The city of Cody has announced two finalists for the position of community development director – Colton Berck of Eagle, Colo., and Peter Hughes of Chicago. The public will have a chance to meet them at the reception Thursday evening in the library. The third candidate, Chloe Lomprey of Colorado Springs recently withdrew from consideration. The position became vacant April 5, 2024, when Todd Stowell left after 12 years as city planner/community development director.

    By Buzzy Hassrick Verified · Cody Enterprise

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • POCN discounts city’s reasons for LDS temple height

    By Buzzy Hassrick Verified| Cody Enterprise Verified Two members of Preserve Our Cody Neighborhoods said the response from the Cody city administrator did not answer a neighborhood group’s question about the justification for the LDS temple’s height. The response by city administrator Barry Cook is printed below. POCN’s question was, “What is the legal basis for the city’s position that this building can exceed 30 feet in height?” Colin Pitet said.

    By Buzzy Hassrick Verified · Cody Enterprise

    Apr. 07, 2025

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Cody Enterprise

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