Perpetua to resume clean-up
A $12-million project to clean up decades-old mining waste polluting the East Fork South Fork Salmon River at Stibnite will resume this summer, according to Perpetua Resources.
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Police called for fight at Cascade Schools
Cascade Schools officials were forced to call sheriff’s deputies in response to an argument between two groups of youths and parents after a student was involved in a fight last week.
McCall passes on housing donation
A donation of a home to the City of McCall for employee housing was turned down last week by the McCall City Council.
Donnelly rejects plan bids
The council voted to reject both bids the city received to update the plan for the first time since 2014 due to high costs.
May 3 meeting on Sampson Trail path
The “Sampson Trail Safe Route to School Project” will connect the middle school to Pearson Lane by a new 2 1/2-mile trail with a compacted, natural surface four to six feet wide at the side of the roadway.
MV gets school cop
Nikki Sauerland, an Adams County Sheriff’s Office deputy since July 2017, recently accepted a position as a school resource officer for MV, as well as the Council School District.
More from the first-annual Cardboard Classic
Cardboard Classic winners
Joyful return to Brundage
Cornilles, 90, returned to Brundage last month to ski after missing the last two seasons to care for his ailing wife, Darlene, who died in February.