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Funeral procession planned for Idaho deputy killed in crash
Law enforcement officials expect about 300 police cars for next Tuesday's funeral procession to honor a deputy killed in a car crash this week.
Hosta expert Bob Solberg and conifer expert Flo Chaffin will visit Rux Gardens nursery 10 a.m.-4 p.m. July 11 for the second annual Hosta in the Mountains event, sponsored by Rux Gardens, Green Hill Farm and the N.C. Hosta Society.
One dead after crash on Highway 95
Idaho State Police are investigating a deadly car accident on Highway 95 Monday afternoon involving an Adams County Sheriff's deputy.
University of Idaho's Chief Inspiration Officer
UI WASTES TIME AND MONEY ON "CHIEF INSPIRATION OFFICER" By Nick Gier, President, Higher Education Council Idaho Federation of Teachers, AFT/AFL-CIO Over the past year the UI Provost Douglas Baker has hired a Minnesota consultant Magaly Rodriguez to mediate problems in various departments.
Parma Research Station Must Remain Open
PARMA RESEARCH STATION MUST CONTINUE ITS ESSENTIAL WORK By Nick Gier, President, Higher Education Council Idaho Federation of Teachers, AFT/AFL-CIO The U.S. leads the world in agricultural innovation primarily because of research done at the nation's land grant universities.
Above the Fold: Historical Society presents, 'Don't Fence Me In'
Learn all about the meaning and impacts of fences from an environmental historian's perspective, get updated on the Harriman State Park fencing project, and enjoy a great meal at the Island Park Historical Society's annual meeting, set for 5 p.m. Saturday, June 12 at Pond's Lodge.
Friday, May 22 Island Park After School Program Community BBQ & Showcase, 6:30 p. m. at the LDS A-Frame. Bring a salad or dessert.
Council to host ID theft seminar
Identity theft is serious subject, a citizen advocate wants Edmond residents to know.
Thailand: Is Prem the New King?
The out of control lese majeste laws in Thailand have hit a new low as lese majeste accusations have been leveled against Thai citizens who burned a coffin in honor of Privy Counciler Prem.
Special use permit approved for temporary Debco asphalt plant
Following a public hearing, the Orofino City Council voted to approve a special use permit allowing Debco Construction to erect a temporary portable asphalt plant for the manufacture of hot mix asphalt, HMA.
Saturday, March 21 The Ashton Community Food Pantry is offering a COUPON CLASS taught by Amanda Fricke.
Members of Anti-Government Group Arrested in Vegas
Four members of an anti-government group have been arrested on charges that include money laundering, tax evasion and weapons possession, federal prosecutors said Friday.
Clearwater County receives federal funds for emergency services
Clearwater County has been chosen to receive $4,764 in federal funds to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the area.
What are your choices for Boise Downtown transit?
What : An "off-street" transit center in a privately owned parking lot at the northeast corner of 11th and Idaho streets.
Valley Regional Transit will not hold public hearings on transit center
This month Valley Regional Transit will decide whether to put a bus center in Downtown Boise at the northeast corner of 11th and Idaho streets or along 10th Street between Main and Bannock streets.
Rexburg Mayor Gives State of City Address
At this year's state of the city luncheon unsung heroes are honored and Mayor Shawn Larsen gave some perspective.
Council Approves Stoplight Plans for Pioneer Rd.
The City Council in Rexburg just approved plans for a million dollar corner. They're planning the addition of a new stop light in front of the Erickson Pontiac Dealership at Airport Rd.
In its settlement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency , the City of Council, Idaho, agreed to pay $11,000 for alleged Clean Water Act violations at the City's wastewater treatment plant.
Council pays federal fine in wastewater case
City officials in Council say they have agreed to pay $11,000 in fines to settle a water pollution case with the federal government.
City of Pocatello to Buy Land from Idaho Foodbank for New Parking Lot
Thursday night the Pocatello City Council approved a decision to have the city buy land from the Idaho Foodbank Warehouse.
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