BY SIERRA CHRISTIEThe Star-News While Kayla Boring-Bartlett sat in the dirt near her mother’s grave, she noticed a lack of resting options at the cemetery,… Login to continue reading Login…
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Micah and Dania Haselton were both given light sentences on Friday for felony charges committed while registering to vote and run for office last year.In September, Dania Haselton, 37, was found guilty of perjury by a jury for listing a false address on voter registration and declaration of candidacy forms in connection with her unsuccessful run for mayor of Cascade in November 2023.
Incentives that offer $10,000 to developers to build affordable local housing are working, but the program should be expanded, the McCall City Council was told last week.The council was given a briefing on Thursday, Nov.
A new Circle K gas station was approved by the Donnelly City Council in a meeting on Nov.
The Star-NewsA 35-acre thinning project gets underway this week in Ponderosa State Park to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires and promote ponderosa pine growth within the park that bears the name of the native tree.The project is located to the north of the new Kokanee Cove entrance road.
The Boise National Forest is asking for public comments on a project to address the destructive effects of wildfires this summer that burned more than 245,000 acres on the forest.The project will address safety hazards and potential soil erosion as well as repairs to damaged roads, bridges and other forest infrastructure.“The Boise National Forest along with our partners experienced a truly challenging 2024 wildfire season with over 245,000 acres of Forest Service system ground burning,” said Boise National Forest Supervisor Brant Petersen.“This calls for a larger restoration effort than we’ve ever taken on, and one that requires a timely response,” Petersen said.Comments must be submitted by Dec.