Shelley News

Wednesday, 18 November 2009 By LESLIE MIELKE This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it BLACKFOOT - The hearing on the 13th Draft of the Proposed Code Revisions of Planning and Zoning brought in a crowd Tuesday night.

"How many of you would like to have a vote on this matter so that your voice and choice will be heard?" Bonneville County residents stood as the majority against the current four-square miles of Ammon's proposed "area of impact.

People in general need to get a life. Because of all this political correctness, people nitpick every little thing and it has rubbed off on to our children.

By MELANIE MOORE This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it BLACKFOOT - Father-daughter duo Mike and Kayla Krehbiel opened the Red Rhino Cafe in June, and have worked the past few months to expand and improve their business.

It's just the right thing to ruin your day - getting pulled over for speeding. In our small communities, it seems like we're constantly asked to show our driver's license and registration.

Police are hoping some unique surveillance pictures of an ATM theft will help them find who did it.

In many cases, uncertainty may be the best way to describe how parents feel about the H1N1 virus, and what it means for their children.

No... Dr. Scherr did not pass out during my interview, he's describing how quickly his patients fall asleep when they stay overnight for a "sleep study." "Our patients sleep fine at 75 mph driving a car down the highway.

Stray dogs and cats in Shelley will soon be taken by law enforcement to a much-improved facility.

The flu is causing more problems in the classroom and having a ripple effect for the parents of sick kids.

The Shelley Flea Market has been a huge hit so far with folks in Bingham County and the surrounding area.

It's time to turn up the spuds and store them in the cellar. This year's crop is stacking up some good and bads.

Donna Heline claims her son, a student at Shelley High School, tested positive for Influenza Type A. Because she herself has been sick, she declined to go on camera.

By Leslie Mielke WAPELLO A Union Pacific "Maintenance of Way" crew, has been been working to maintain the railroad lines between Shelley and Blackfoot.

SHELLEY Thousands of people attended the 81st annual Spud Day in Shelley this past weekend.

An apparent botulism die-off has claimed nearly 200 ducks on a sewage lagoon in Shelley.

Nearly 200 ducks have been found dead in a sewage pond in Shelley. According to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game Shelley Public Works employees started finding dead ducks last week in the sewage pond.

Q. I know that you're selling out of certain tshirts soon, but are you still continuing to sell custom prints of SGR strips? Or are those going to be discontinued as well? Over the years I have taken careful aim at my foot with a favoured firearm but man is the learning animal and I... am a man.

Some eastern Idaho school districts are choosing not to show President Barack Obama's back-to-school speech on Tuesday.

A mana s body was recovered from the Bow River in Canmore on Friday, Aug. 28. The identity of the body has not yet been confirmed as police are waiting for a report from the medical examinera s office, which is expected in about a week.