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News Coffee is Back in Wendell
If you love coffee... Rejoice. The old Pit-Stop building in Wendell is now home to a new drive-thru (and sit down) coffee shop - Latte Da Bistro. For over a year, Kristie
Sutton has been planning to open a coffee shop in Wendell. Originally, she was going to put it in the back parking lot of Simerlys, but when Sissy’s Place (379 S. Idaho St.) closed down, the
building became available and she decided to start her business there instead. All through the month of October they will be having “PINK” specials to highlight Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Kristie (center) and her intrepid crew - sister Kelli Barr (left) and Cynthia Scott (right) - have the pots hot and are ready to pour you a cup of your favorite joe (they have cold drinks too). Call ahead to 536-9954 and have your order waiting when you drive up to the window.
October 7
,2015
Volume 39 ~ Number 40 News from the Heart of Idaho Camas • Lincoln • Gooding
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Tornado In Fairfield
3D Printing Comes to Shoshone Library The Shoshone Public Library has expanded its capabilities to include 3D printing with help from the Idaho Commission for Libraries’ “Make It at the Library” project. Library director Clay Ritter and children’s services coordinator Sarah Stowell learned how to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot 3D printers and employ computeraided design tools at an ICfL workshop in Boise during September. They
even brought one of the “additive-manufacturing” devices home to the library. Ritter and Stowell were among nine staff members from six Magic Valley libraries who attended the event. One-third of the 21 libraries participating in the “Make It at the Library” project statewide are based in the Magic Valley. Other local participating libraries include Buhl Public Library, Burley Public Library, DeMary continued page 8.....
Last Friday, a severe storm system went through Camas County producing rain and a small tornado. At about 3:30 p.m. on October 2, a funnel cloud was spotted about eight miles west of Fairfield near Corral. While the funnel only briefly reached the ground, it did damage a machine shed and roll a travel trailer. Accumulated precipitation over the weekend was just over a half inch.