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Come “Breathe” Easy in Wendell
For about six months, folks in Wendell have been watching the remodel of the little building between Petersen’s Insurance and Stockmans Club at 68 South Idaho Street (Highway 46). This week, if all goes well, a new day spa & salon will open for customers with hair styling, massage, pedicures, and more to make you feel extraordinary.
Jennifer James has been doing massage and esthetics (skin care, particularly the face) in Twin Falls for several years, but with young children in the Wendell school district, she decided to open her own shop closer to home. Breathe Day Spa & Salon offers everything a person needs to make their body look and feel great. A number of beauty products (PCA Skin, Plum Hill, GrandeLASS, Butterfly Essential Oils, etc.) are also available. If you would like to know more about their services, call 536-9922 or plan on attending the Grand Opening on May 2nd from 11 to 2 with complementary food and beverages.
Thank you to Everyone Who made this Possible
Gooding Mayor, Walt Nelson, accepted two checks on Monday for the new Skate Park - Glambia and Idaho Parks & Recreation. The Mayor’s big thank you, went to people like former mayor Duke Morton who helped start this project several years ago.
April 15
,2015
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Water Shortages This Summer
NRCS News Release Warm, dry conditions dominated the March weather scene in Idaho. Above normal temperatures combined with well below normal precipitation induced major declines in the mountainous snowpack and greatly increased the probability of water shortages in Idaho this summer. “March’s snow water content typically increases during the month, but not this year,” said Ron Abramovich, NRCS Water Supply Specialist. “As a result, irrigation water shortages are expected across many of Idaho’s central and southern basins.” Several basins across the state showed substantial decreases in snowpack or melted out well in advance of their typical dates. Declines of 20 to 30 percent were common across southern Idaho, with central Idaho basins from Weiser to the Mud Lake area taking the hardest hit. Of the 137 SNOTEL sites statewide, only 30 sites reported net snow accumulacontinued on page 7.....