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EnergyNucleon pitched a $575 million uranium conversion plant to a packed Gillette College open houseIf you missed Wednesday's open house, here's the pitch: Calgary-based Nucleon Energy wants to build a conversion plant at Fort Union Industrial Park, just north of town. It would turn Wyoming-mined yellowcake into uranium hexafluoride, the step before enrichment. More than 100 people came with questions.Tuesday’s editionRead

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    Career Quest introduces Twin Spruce students to college and trade opportunities

    GILLETTE, Wyo. — About 150 seventh-grade boys got a chance to explore college and career opportunities during Career Quest, a partnership between Gillette College and Twin Spruce Junior High on Wednesday. The event brought students to the college campus from about 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. for hands-on activities and demonstrations focused on different career

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  • EnergyCalgary-based Nucleon Energy invited residents to Gillette College to learn about its proposed Fort Union Uranium Conversion Facility.

    Calgary-based Nucleon Energy invited residents to Gillette College to learn about its proposed Fort Union Uranium Conversion Facility. The $575 million project would convert uranium to uranium hexafluoride.

    News Notes · Wednesday’s editionSource: KOTA Territory News