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2 W Music Bingo: 6p. TF Tap House
3 Th Gary Braun: 6-9p. Pebble Ponds, Filer
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4 F Gary/Cindy Braun: 6-8p. TF Sandwich
Devon Tyler: 6p. TF TapHouse
GOODING Basque Dinner: 6p. Bas. Hall
BURLEY Musical Auditions: 7p. Kings Fine Art. Mark Neiwirth: 7:30p. CSI Fine Arts
5 Sa BURLEY Auditions: 9-12. Kings Fine Art.
HANSEN Christmas Bazaar: 10-2. Elementary School (by PTO)
TF Holiday Shopping Expo: 10a. 215 Eastland Drive
TF Street Art Class: 10-2. 223 5th. Free
TF Basketball Elite Camp: 11a. CSI
BUHL AUCTION: 11a. Wubker Estate, 3650B North 1500E
JACKPOT Helping Hands Fair: All day 2395 Progressive street
TF Fall Harvest Wind Dinner: 6-9p. Yellow Brick Cafe
Groove Brothers: 6p. TF Tap House
Crazy for Love: 6p. FILER Pebble Ponds Makin’ Tracks: 7-9p. Y Knot Winery Glenns Ferry
6 Su Steps Against Cancer 5l Walk/Run
TF Visitor Center, $40
JACKPOT Helping Hands Fair: until 6p. 2395 Progressive street
7 M TROUT STOCKING: Kids & Filer Pond BURLEY Mr. BHS: 7p. Kings Fine Art
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9 W TROUT STOCKING: Kids & Filer Pond BURLEY Bad Seed: 7p. Kings Fine Art
10 Th TROUT STOCKING: Kids & Filer Pond
TF Vets of Industry Hiring: 11a. CSI Gatlin Brothers: 7:30p. ISU, Pocotello
11 F TROUT STOCKING: Kids & Filer Pond
BRUNEAU Cowboy Xmas: 10-4. TF Harvest Festival: 10-5. CSI KING HILL Christmas at the Ranch: 9-6 6022 E Rocky Mtn Rd, King Hill Clifton Hunt: 6p. TF TapHouse TF MV Symphony: 8:30p. CSI Fine Arts
12 Sa FILER Holiday Market: 10a. TF Fairgnd TF Harvest Festival: 10-5. CSI
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Fall Comedy: 7p. Reformed Church Summer Bloom: 9p. TF Whiskey Ck Bar
13 Su TF Harvest Festival: 10-5. CSI
Father-Daughter Ball: 6-8p. TF Frgrnds
15 Tu EDEN Holiday Bazaar: 10-3p. 602 East 1100 South
16 W BURLEY Festival Dinner & Auction: 6p. Oregon Trail Rec District Music Bingo: 6p. TF TapHouse
17 Th BURLEY Stocking Stuffers: 10-6p. Vendors Oasis, 2257 Overland BURLEY Festival of Trees: 11-9p. Oregon Trail Rec District
WENDELL Trivia Night w/ Prizes: 6p. West Point Watering Hole
18 F BURLEY Stocking Stuffers: 10-6p. Vendors Oasis, 2257 Overland
BURLEY Festival of Trees: 10-9p. Oregon Trail Rec District
Milner’s Gate: 12-1p. TF Chamber, $18 TF Wedding Scene Experience: 5-8p. TF County Fairgrounds
Gary Braun: 6p. WENDELL Brew Pub Sam Henry: 7p. TF TapHouse
RUPERT Deana Carter: 6:30-9p. Wilson Theater
JACKPOT Rick D’Elia: 9p. Cactus Pete
19 Sa BURLEY Festival of Trees: 8:30-3P. 8:30-10 Breakfast with Santa. Oregon Trail Rec District
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GOODING AUCTION: 11a. House/Farm Graves Estate, 2082 S 2000 E
RUPERT Bob Ross Paint Class: 1-4 Wilson Theatre $50
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25 F BURLEY Black Friday Special: 10-6p. Vendors Oasis, 2257 Overland
26 Sa BURLEY Straw Maze: 5-10p. 845 East 500 South
TF Carols Tour: 4-6p. CSI Fine Arts
HAGERMAN Christmas Tree Lighting: 5p. City Park
Heath Clark: 6p. TF TapHouse
27 Su BURLEY Straw Maze: 5-10p. 845 East 500 South
WENDELL Friendsgiving Potluck: 5p. West Point Watering Hole
28 M Carols Tour: 7:30p. CSI Fine Arts
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IDAHO ADVISORY QUESTION
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Do you approve or disapprove of the State of Idaho using the record budget surplus to refund $500 million back to hardworking Idaho taxpayers, cut ongoing income taxes by more than $150 million, and put more money in our classrooms by increasing education and student funding by a record $410 million?
Your approval of this effort would combat historic inflation by returning money to the taxpayers, creating a simple flat tax, and making the single largest investment in public education in Idaho history.
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IDAHO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
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Currently, the Legislature may meet in a special session only upon call of the Governor. The proposed amendment would allow the Legislature to convene itself in special session if 60% of the members in each house submit a petition to the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives. The petition must specify the subjects to be addressed in the special session, and only those subjects could be considered during the special session.
The amendment also requires the Legislature to hold an organizational session in December following a general election. The purpose of the organizational session is to prepare for the upcoming regular session. The proposed amendment would formalize in the Idaho Constitution the Legislature's longstanding practice of holding an organizational session.
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"Shall Section 8, Article III, of the Constitution of the State of Idaho be amended to provide that the Legislature must convene in organizational sessions commencing on the first Thursday of December after the general election, unless a different day shall have been appointed by law, and in special session by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives no later than fifteen days following the receipt of a joint written petition of at least sixty percent of the membership of each house specifying subjects to be considered, and to provide that the Legislature shall have no power in such a special session to consider or pass any bills or resolutions on any subjects other than those specified in the petition and those necessary to provide for the expenses of the session?"
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ROCK CREEK RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT TEMPORARY OVERRIDE LEVY
Shall the Board of Commissioners of Rock Creek Rural Fire Protection District, Idaho be authorized and empowered to temporarily increase the property tax levy as permitted by Section 63-802(3) Idaho Code adding an additional Seven Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand, Nine Hundred Ninety-Four Dollars ($725,994) each year for two (2) years for the purpose of maintaining, and operating the District provided by resolution of the Board of Commissioners of the Rock Creek Rural Fire Protection District adopted on August 16, 2022.
A tax increase of Sixty-Nine Dollars and Sixty-Three Cents ($69.63) per One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) of taxable assessed value per year based on current conditions. The proposed levy replaces an existing levy that will expire December 31, 2022, and currently costs Sixty-Nine Dollars and Sixty-Six Cents ($69.66). If approved the proposed levy will decrease the tax by Three cents ($.03) per One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) of taxable assessed value per year. Approval of this levy override is necessary to increase the protection of its resident's public health, life, and property.
IN FAVOR OF authorizing the temporary override levy in the amount of $725,994 per year for 2 years IN FAVOR OF authorizing the temporary override levy in the amount o f$725,994 per year for2 years AGAINST authorizing the temporary override levy in the amount of $725,994 per year for 2 years.
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HAGERMAN BOND ISSUE
SPECIAL REVENUE BOND ELECTION.
City of Hagerman Gooding County, Idaho November 8, 2022
Shall the City of Hagerman, Idaho, be authorized to incur an indebtedness and to issue and sell it's revenue bonds in an amount not to exceed $4,800,000 to pay the cost of constructing improvements to the water system of the city, said bonds to be payable solely from water system revenues, over a term which may be less than but which shall not exceed forty (40) years, as more fully provided in Ordinance NO. 1094?
The purpose for which the proceeds of the bonds will be used is for improvements to the water system, to include an increase in water supplies, disinfect -tion, storage, pumping, additional dis tribution lines, and controls. The City currently has outstanding long-term indebtedness of $2,303,494 paid solely from wastewater system revenues. Since the bond will be paid solely from water revenues, there will be no tax authorized on any taxable assessed value.
The interest rate anticipated on the proposed bonds is 3.50%. The total principal amount to be repaid over the life of the bonds is $4,800,000; the total interest estimated to be paid over the life of the bonds is $4,113,516; the total amount estimated to be repaid over the life of the bonds is $8,913,516. The bonds will be payable over a term which may be less than but which will not exceed forty (40) years.
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“Walking is the perfect way of moving if you want to see into the life of things. It is the one way of freedom.” - Elizabeth von Armim, The Adventures of Elizabeth in Rugen.
On August 22 and 23, 2022, I had the pleasure of attending a Walkability Workshop with a couple of gentlemen from Vitruvian Planning, which is located in the Treasure Valley. They were kind enough to hold the workshop in Buhl. The workshop was attended by Kelly Peterson, a city councilman, and a couple of our department heads. Walkability and encouraging citizens to repair their sidewalks in the City of Buhl has been on my radar for several years as a city council member. The workshop was to help us identify what makes our community walkable, experience walking through your senses (with sight impairment goggles, for example), understand how pedestrian signals are timed, and to find how planning and design policies impact walking. I also had the gentlemen draw, with washable spray paint, temporary curb extensions on the corners of Main and 9 th Avenue. This gave the group an idea of how curb extensions could help pedestrians, both young and more mature, wheelchair users, bicyclists, etc., look to see if there is any traffic headed their way before they step into the crosswalk. We also had cones in the area of the temporary curb extensions. We also had orange cones on these temporary curb extensions, but someone removed and stacked them on the corner by the post office. If you see cones in the future around the city, please do not take them down because they are serving a purpose.
A reminder that as the leaves start to fall, I want to remind you please to refrain from raking or blowing leaves, grass clippings, or yard debris into drainage areas and roadways. That can result in clogged storm drains causing localized flooding and property damage. If you compost, fallen leaves make good mulch; they help hold moisture. Leaves need to be bagged and placed in city provided garbage cans or taken to the dump for removal from your property. Leaves should not be racked or blown into the gutter/street or alleys due to blockage of storm water system which can lead to flooding. The city does have an Adopt-A-Truck program available if large amounts of leaves are needed to be removed. Call City Hall at 208-543-5650 to reserve a day.
Buhl City code also requires the property owner to remove any snow and ice from their sidewalks. Disposing of snow and ice in the gutter/street/alley is also not allowed as it blocks the melting snow from running into the storm drains and can lead to flooding.
Please enjoy our beautiful fall and as always, I am proud to be your Mayor!
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Growing up in Hagerman Valley
by Lora L Lewis (copyright)
often used the far right maple tree for climbing, as a few years before my older brother nailed wooden blocks up the trunk constructing a makeshift ladder leading to a hidden…partially built treehouse. Since my older brother had abandoned his treehouse and had sort of grown up, I took ownership. Not asking permission, I often climbed up to that treehouse to ‘see the world’! Inside the uncompleted structure behind limbs and leaves I secretly listened to conversations of family members out on the porch. The roof of our farmhouse, horizontal to my view, looked enticing enough! I promised myself that I would climb up there someday. From the treehouse I watched wild cats roam freely, stocking mice by the nearby hedge. I observed work trucks and tractors coming and going to and from the fields. Best of all, birds of all sizes would
sail through the air and sometimes reside on the branches.
Climbing down the tree and in view were three large window-wells spaced to the length of the house. West daytime sunlight illuminated through these glass window-wells into our farmhouse basement. I spent much scientific observation time watching light yellow squarish catspiders making occasional webs in the corners of these wells. However, more often than not, I searched for real live newborn kittens where a mother cat in the wild may claim one of those windowwells as a warm home for her new family. I trapped one but the kitty-cat got away! I abruptly let go as it jumped ‘mid-air’ sideways, then landed in the lime green bathtub under a dripping faucet. Its back arched, tail puffed out resembling an undecorated wiry Christmas tree, bearing sharp pointed teeth, hissing a daring scolding hiss, wide-open yellow eyes surrounding the shiny black thin vertical lines that spoke loudly, “I dare you to
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1000 Springs Visitor Ctr, 17970 Hwy 30
Bean’s Twisted Scissors, 100 State St
Budman’s Barber Shop, 460 S State St
Hagerman RV Village, 18049 Hwy 30
Hagerman Public Library, 441 S State St
Hagerman Senior Center, 140 E Lake St
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2 W Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 Bliss Garden Club: 1p. ncsnancy@gmail.com for info
Bible Study: 6:30p. Christian Center Bible Study: 6:45p. Calvary Chapel. Bible Study: 7p. Community of Christ City Council: 7p. Hagerman City Hall
3 Th Fit Over 60: 9a. Billingsley Creek Park Mass: 6p. St. Catherine’s
4 F Lunch & Bingo: Noon. Sr Center.
6 Su Calvary Chapel Service: 10a Church of Jesus Christ LDS: 10a Community of Christ SS: 10a, Serv: 11a St Catherine’s Mass: 10a United Methodist: 10:15a Christian Center Celebration: 10:30a Valley Baptist Worship Service: 11a WATER BOND: 6p. Senior Center
7 M Blood Draw: 8-10:30a. Senior Center
Bring Doctor Order Fit Over 60: 9a. Billingsley Creek Park Lunch: Noon. Senior Center, $5. Bridge Club: 12:30p.
8 Tu VOTE IN GENERAL ELECTION
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9 W Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 Bible Study: 6:30p. Christian Center Bible Study: 6:45p. Calvary Chapel. Bible Study: 7p. Community of Christ
10 Th Fit Over 60: 9a. Billingsley Creek Park Library Board Mtg: 5:30p. Library Mass: 6p. St. Catherine’s
11 F Lunch & Bingo: Noon. Sr Center
12 Sa Community Food Drive, Xmas Baskets
13 Su Calvary Chapel Service: 10a Church of Jesus Christ LDS: 10a Community of Christ SS: 10a, Serv: 11a St Catherine’s Mass: 10a Christian Center Celebration: 10:30a Valley Baptist Worship Service: 11a
Hagerman Valley Inn, 661 Frogs Landing
Los Potrillos Restaurant, 141 N State St
Papa Kelsey’s, 130 S State St
Rerunz Thrift Store, 130 S State St
Rest EZ RV Park, 221 Hagerman Ave W
Rustic Edge RV Park, 221 Hagerman Ave
Sawtooth Dental, 620 Frogs Landing
Shell Station Store & Deli, 531 S State St
Snake River Grill, 611 Frogs Landing
State Street Aquatics, 231 N State St
14 M Blood Draw: 8-10:30a. Senior Center
Bring Doctor Order
Fit Over 60: 9a. Billingsley Creek Park Lunch: Noon. Senior Center, $5. Bridge Club: 12:30p. School Board Mtg: 6p. HS Board Rm
16 W Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 Bible Study: 6:30p. Christian Center Bible Study: 6:45p. Calvary Chapel. Bible Study: 7p. Community of Christ City Council: 7p. Hagerman City Hall
17 Th Fit Over 60: 9a. Billingsley Creek Park Mass: 6p. St. Catherine’s
18 F Lunch & Bingo: Noon. Sr Center Foot Clinic: 12:30p. Senior Center $6
20 Su Calvary Chapel Service: 10a
Church of Jesus Christ LDS: 10a Community of Christ SS: 10a, Serv: 11a St Catherine’s Mass: 10a Christian Center Celebration: 10:30a
Valley Baptist Worship Service: 11a
21 M Blood Draw: 8-10:30a. Senior Center
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Fit Over 60: 9a. Billingsley Creek Park Lunch: Noon. Senior Center, $5. Graystone Band Bridge Club: 12:30p.
23 W Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 Bible Study: 6:30p. Christian Center Bible Study: 6:45p. Calvary Chapel. Bible Study: 7p. Community of Christ
24 Th HAPPY THANKSGIVING
25 F Lunch & Bingo: Noon. Sr Center $5
26 Sa Christmas Tree Lighting: 5p. City Park
28 M Blood Draw: 8-10:30a. Senior Center
Bring Doctor Order
Fit Over 60: 9a. Billingsley Creek Park Lunch: Noon. Senior Center, $5. Bridge Club: 12:30p.
30 W Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
Bible Study: 6:30p. Christian Center Bible Study: 6:45p. Calvary Chapel. Bible Study: 7p. Community of Christ
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15 Community Helping Hands Food Bank Tu 2:30p-5:00p Th 10a-2p (208) 731-7974 (208) 404-2821 Hagerman City Hall, (208) 837-6636 Mon-Fri 9-12p, 1p-4p Hagerman Museum, (208) 837-6288 Open Fri, Sat, Sun 1-4 Hagerman Post Office Mon-Fri 7:45a-1p; 2p-4:15p Hagerman Public Library, (208) 837-6520 Tu 1-5, Wed 10-6, Th 10-5, F 10-5, Sa 10-1 HagermanPublicLibrary@gmail.com Hagerman Senior Center, (208) 837-6120 Noon Lunch & Thrift Store MWF 10-2 hvcscenter@gmail.com Hagerman I.D.E.A., Inc (208) 536-0094 MAGIC VALLEY NEWS COMMUNITY BUSINESS CENTER HAGERMAN VALLEY FOUNDATION 240 Salmon Street HagermanIDEA@gmail.com 1000 Springs Visitor Center, (208) 933-4105 Open 9-3 daily. Closed Tues-Wed 17970 Hwy 30 Brian W. Moore Kurtis T. Moore Owners/Operators OFFICE: 208-734-6602 CELL: 208-280-0724 TOLL FREE: 877-734-6602 Fax: 208-733-6469 bmoore@mandmelectricllc.com www.mandmelectricllc.com 163 3rd Ave S, PO Box 2214, Twin Falls, ID 83303 7940 Woodlark, Boise, ID 83709 N O APPOINTMENT N EEDED HAIR CUT BEARD TRIM 460 S State St, Hagerman OPEN HOURS: Tues-Sat 9-5 * CALL FOR AFTER HOURS NEEDS * (208) 316-2521 (208) 303-0581 Mike Dennis
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7 M Square Dance Lessons: 7-8p. Mt View Barn. (208) 536-2475
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1 Tu Valley Lions Club: 7p. Snug Grill, Eden
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24 Th HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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The very LOVING and GIVING communities of Hagerman and Bliss are putting together Christmas Food Baskets for over 100 families in the area that need food for Christmas. We need monetary donations, food donations and workers to make this allWe need monetary donations, food donations and workers to allWe need monetary donations, food donations and workersWe need monetary donations, food donations and workers happen. If you would like to give a monetary donation, please make the check to “Community Christmas Baskets”, and leave it at US Bank in Wendell or Buhl or drop it off at 1000 Springs Realty in Hagerman.
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2 W Rotary: Noon. Rupert Elks
4 F Little Miss Pageant: 6p. Wilson Theater
8 Tu VOTE IN GENERAL ELECTION
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9 W Rotary: Noon. Rupert Elks
11 F Ghost Tours: 6p. Wilson Theatre
14 M Little Miss Christmas City Pageant @ wilson theater 6 PM
15 Tu P&Z: 4p. City Hall.
16 W Rotary: Noon. Rupert Elks
18 F Deana Carter: 6:30-9p. Wilson Theater
19 Sa Bob Ross Paint Class: 1-4 Wilson Theatre $50 Deana Carter: 6:30-9p. Wilson Theater
22 Tu City Council: 7p. City Hall.
23 W Rotary: Noon. Rupert Elks
24 Th HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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1 Tu Quilting Group: 8:30-3:30. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 City Council: 7p. City Hall
2 W Quilting Group: 8:30-3. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center/ $5
3 Th Pre-school Storytime: 10:30a. Library
4 F Quilting Group: 8:30-3. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 Museum Open: 3-7. 112 West B St
5 Sa Museum Open: 11-5. 112 West B St
8 Tu VOTE IN GENERAL ELECTION
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9 W Quilting Group: 8:30-3. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
10 Th Pre-school Storytime: 10:30a. Library
11 F Quilting Group: 8:30-3. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
Museum Open: 3-7. 112 West B St
12 Sa Museum Open: 11-5. 112 West B St
15 Tu Quilting Group: 8:30-3:30. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 City Council: 7p. City Hall
16 W Quilting Group: 8:30-3. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
17 Th Pre-school Storytime: 10:30a. Library
18 F Quilting Group: 8:30-3. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 Museum Open: 3-7. 112 West B St
19 Sa Museum Open: 11-5. 112 West B St
22 Tu Quilting Group: 8:30-3:30. Sr Center
Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 P&Z: 6p. City Hall
23 W Quilting Group: 8:30-3. Sr Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
24 Th HAPPY THANKSGIVING
25 F Quilting Group: 8:30-3. Sr Center
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2 W Rotary: 12-1p. Turf Club
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3 Th Jim Gill Sing Along: 10:30a. Library Optimist Club: Noon. 9 Beans/Burrito
4 F Gary/Cindy Braun: 6-8p. Sandwich Co Devon Tyler: 6p. TapHouse Mark Neiwirth: 7:30p. CSI Fine Arts
5 Sa Holiday Shopping Expo: 10a. 215 Eastland Drive Street Art Class: 10-2. 223 5th. Free Basketball Elite Camp: 11a. CSI Movie Matinee: 3-5p. Library Fall Harvest Wind Dinner: 6-9p. Yellow Brick Cafe Groove Brothers: 6p. TapHouse
6 Su Steps Against Cancer 5l Walk/Run TF Visitor Center, $40
7 M Math Game: 10a-9p. Library Toddler Time: 10:30a. Library Kitting/Crochet Basics: 5p. Library Yarn Club: 6p. Library City Council: 5p. Public Hearing 6p.
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9 W Math Game: 10a-9p. Library Rotary: 12-1p. Turf Club Library Board: 4:30p. Video Game Program: 4:30p. Library
10 Th Math Game: 10a-9p. Library Toddler Time: 10:30a. Library
Veterans of Industry Hiring: 11a. CSI Optimist Club: Noon. 9 Beans/Burrito Crayon Melted Bookmarks: 4P30p. Teen Craft, Library
11 F VETERANS DAY LIBRARY CLOSED
Harvest Festival: 10-5. CSI Clifton Hunt: 6p. TapHouse MV Symphony: 8:30p. CSI Fine Arts
12 Sa Math Game: 10a-9p. Library
Harvest Festival: 10-5. CSI Movie Matinee: 3-5p. Library
Heath Clark: 7p. TapHouse Aspire Fall Tour (Comedy): 7p. Reformed Church Heath Clark: 7p. 2nd South Market Summer Bloom: 9p. Whiskey Creek Saloon
13 Su Harvest Festival: 10-5. CSI Father-Daughter Ball: 6-8p. TF County Fairgrounds
14 M Toddler Time: 10:30a. Library
City Council: 5p. Public Hearing 6p. Classic Movie Night: 6-8p. Library
15 Tu Lapsit Storytime: 11a. Library
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16 W Rotary: 12-1p. Turf Club
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17 Th Toddler Time: 10:30a. Library
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18 F Preschool Storytime: 10:30. Library
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19 Sa Movie Matinee: 3-5p. Library
Wedding Scene Experience: 5-8p.
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10 Reasons to VOTE BUNDY For Governor
Growing up in Hagerman Valley
(con’t from p11)
get close again!” I understood it well! Rushing out of the windowless bathroom and to get the last word, I flipped the light off leaving the furious wild-kitty in the dark, all alone! “I’ll teach you” I scolded back, shutting the door tightly!
Fall time meant the family gathered together to ‘put up corn’. This meant much family chatter working together in assembly line fashion. Mother set up a cardboard table behind the house by the back step between the north the window-well and my climbing tree. A red and white plastic tablecloth flapped up in the air over the top of the card table as she laid it down flat to the four corners.
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21 M Where’s Waldo Scavenger Hunt: 10a-9 Teen Game, Library City Council: 5p. Public Hearing 6p.
22 Tu Where’s Waldo Scavenger Hunt: 10a-9 Teen Game, Library Lapsit Storytime: 11a. Library Elementary Minecraft: 4p. Library P&Z: 6p. City Hall
23 W Where’s Waldo Scavenger Hunt: 10a-9 Teen Game, Library Rotary: 12-1p. Turf Club
24 Th HAPPY THANKSGIVING LIBRARY CLOSED
25 F Where’s Waldo Scavenger Hunt: 10a-9 Teen Game, Library Preschool Storytime: 10:30a. Library
26 Sa Where’s Waldo Scavenger Hunt: 10a-9 Teen Game, Library Movie Matinee: 3-5p. Library Carols Tour: 4-6p. CSI Fine Arts Heath Clark: 6p. TapHouse
28 M Toddler Time: 10:30a. Library City Council: 5p. Public Hearing 6p. Carols Tour: 7:30p. CSI Fine Arts
29 Tu Lapsit Storytime: 11a. Library Elementary Free Build: 4p. Library
30 W Puppet Show: 4:30p. Library Music Bingo: 7p. TapHouse
All hands were on deck! Grandma ‘Nana’ and Grandad ‘Papa’ each put on an apron. ‘Nana’, had a pink and white cloth checkered tie around the top of the waist kind with a big bow and one large lace topped pocket to the right side. Papa’s simple apron was tied behind his neck and then again around his waist.
Each participant in the family had their place in the assembly-line. Dad brought the corn from the field in tall sacks and husked them. Mom, busy in the utility room, heated oversized silver cook pots where bubbling water seemed to come alive with dancing golden nuggets.
My sister and I rotated between assisting with the husking, carrying pans of cooked cobs to the card table and trimming off the corn. My favorite job was creating and cutting off long strips then sneaking a sample. The sweetcorn tasted crunchy and juicy all at the same time! A fall and winter time sweet treat!
My sister and I enjoyed hearing warm cheerful table conversations. Nana’s chuckles and sense of humor along with Papa’s calm, kind sense of purpose set us in motion for a lifetime combination of both. Nana told funny stories (con’t p29)
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2 W Thrift Shop: 10-4. Senior Center Wendell VFW: 7p. 604 W Main St
3 Th City Council: 7p. City Hall
4 F Thrift Shop: 9-4. Senior Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
5 Sa Thrift Shop: 10-2. Senior Center
6 Su Living Waters: SS: 9:15, Worship 10:30 Church of Jesus Christ LDS: 9a Berean Bible Study: 10, Worship: 11
7 M Thrift Shop: 9-4. Senior Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
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9 W Thrift Shop: 10-4. Senior Center
11 F Thrift Shop: 9-4. Senior Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
12 Sa Thrift Shop: 10-2. Senior Center
13 Su Living Waters: SS: 9:15, Worship 10:30
Church of Jesus Christ LDS: 9a Berean Bible Study: 10, Worship: 11 United Methodist: 10:15a
14 M Thrift Shop: 9-4. Senior Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
15 Tu School Board: 7p.
Silver Key Insurance, 287 W Main
US Bank, 15 S Idaho St
Wendell Tire, 190 W Ave B West Point Watering Hole, 3287 S 1550 S
16 W Thrift Shop: 10-4. Senior Center
17 Th City Council: 7p. City Hall
Trivia Night w/ Prizes: 6p. West Point
18 F Thrift Shop: 9-4. Senior Center
Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5 Gary Braun: 6-8:30p. Brew Pub
19 Sa Thrift Shop: 10-2. Senior Center
20 Su Living Waters: SS: 9:15, Worship 10:30
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21 M Thrift Shop: 9-4. Senior Center Lunch: Noon. Senior Center. $5
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UI Extension educator’s owl boxes part of vole
RUPERT - A University of Idaho Extension agent from Minidoka County is a vole killer.
Since 2018, Jason Thompson has been helping farmers build, distribute and monitor wooden houses for nesting barn owls, and Idaho farmers who have struggled to control ravenous voles have enjoyed benefits.
Thomas estimates voles are being held in check throughout 76,374 acres of Idaho agricultural land thanks to owls using either the boxes he’s sold or boxes built by landowners who have used his design.
The Hagerman Valley Foundation has been working with Jason for the past several years, building Owl Boxes for the Magic Valley region.
The Foundation’s Owl Boxes have some unique designs that can make a difference to both the owl family and the maintainer-you.
* The size of the box. These boxes are built much larger than typical barn owl nesting boxes used by researchers in the past. This size will nicely accommodate a barn owl family with as many as 8 owlets.
* The size of the entrance hole. The great horned owl is a significant preditor of barn owls and owlets. The entrance hole is too small for these larger owls.
* The location of the entrance hole. The hole is raised up high enough to keep the owlets inside before they can navigate on their own outside of the nest. No falling out of the nest for the owlets.
* The partition. The raccoon is another barn owl preditor. The partition next to the entrance hole makes the nest unreachable, protecting the eggs.
* The side panel opening down instead of up. All other opening side panels open from the bottom of the box. By opening down with a protective ledge at the bottom, a researcher may introduce an orphan owlet safely without the eggs or owlets in the nest falling out.
* The bottom dropping open. Once the box is nested, with either pestiferous starlings, kestrels, or a barn owl family, it needs to be cleaned out for the next season. Opening the bottom greatly facilitates cleaning and keeping the debris away from the person cleaning.
The Foundation’s owl boxes can include installation and mounting hardware and a wireless camera for taking pictures during habitation. For more information, please call (208) 536-0094.
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and shared bold reviews of Hagerman events and stories of the past, while Papa with his gentle subtleness and sweet side smile spoke with politeness, kindness and a listening heart. Their lives were a tribute to hard work, dedication and a genuine giving spirit. They led by example, while treating others fairly. At the corn cob ta-
ble, I felt as if I was breathing in my own heritage, forming future beliefs and mixing many of their values into my own ideas, some inherited from mom and dad, as if it were an orchestrated symphony.
We used large silver table spoons to scoop up and reassign just the right amount of yellow kernel nuggets into small clear plastic bags. Flexible paper-covered medal-ties twisted to secure the tops of plastic-filled bags made the process complete, since ziplocks had not yet been (con’t p30)
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Growing up in Hagerman Valley (con’t from p23)
Space donated by Magic Valley News
3 Idaho Unclaimed Veterans to Receive Military Funeral Honors
Twin Falls, Idaho (September 18, 2022) – The MISSING IN AMERICA PROJECT will conduct its second mission in Twin Falls, Idaho by honoring three veterans whose remains have been in the care of the Twin Falls Coroner’s office and have remained unclaimed.
Services were conducted with full military honors for the following veterans at 1p, Friday, Oct 21st, at the Snake River Canyon National Cemetery, 1585 E Elm St, Buhl.
Committal Shelter
Richard Jerome Zebert (1949-2014)
US Marines, Vietnam, Puple Heart
Richard Earl Wagner (1936-2020)
US Army, Vietnam
Thomas William Mitchell Jr (1951-2016)
US Army, Vietnam
The purpose of the MISSING IN AMERICA PROJECT is to locate, identify, and inter the unclaimed cremated remains of veterans through the joint efforts of private, state, and federal organizations; to provide honor and respect to those who have served this country, by securing a final resting place for these forgotten heroes. MIAP is a non-profit, 100% volunteer organization. For more information, visit www.miap.us
Growing up in Hagerman Valley (con’t from p29)
invented. The corn packages were flattened out, placed in clean cake pans and ready to relocate to one of our two large freezers. The basement fruit room was home to an upright and our oversized floor freezer was outside in a lava rock cellar by the front porch.
Holidays and all winter, we enjoyed the fruits of our labor. Many fall meals graced steamy hot corn in mother’s special oval porcelain bowl. This unique antique bowl adorned small pink decorative roses painted just on the inside and a golden colored scalloped edge around the top, as detailed as a silver-lining summer sunset. This brilliant bowl filled with sunny elegance sat alongside other tasty garden dishes on the dinner table. A sweet buttery aroma filled our family dining room air reminding us of good times together, visiting and conversing with Nana and Papa, sitting and working at the corncob table with that red and white checkered tablecloth way into the early fall evenings. Autumn soon turned into November with Thanksgiving family time full of love and laughter. Mom spared no main dish while extended family pitched in to bring their favorite tried and true best recipe. I remember our Great Grandma Justice with
her long homemade light blue best dress on, gathered at the waist with a half inch belt. She wore round spectacles, sported short curly gray hair, gracefully walking in her tall thin stature, proudly bringing in her peach pies with a perfect golden brown crust.
Mother used her best dining plates only for holidays, placed on the long thin wooden sewing table brought to the dining room from the upstairs sewing room, now graced with overlapping creamy lace tablecloths. The best part was that four lucky kids got to sit at a children’s table by the fireplace!
Mother always cooked a huge flavorful perfected turkey with all the fixings. Dad faithfully mashed up the potatoes with warm milk and butter, then carved the juicy turkey just before we all sat down. There were designated seating places as Dad spoke a prayer of thanks. Thanksgiving brought to us smooth cranberry sauce, olives for the tips of kid fingers, happy times with family, warmth, love, chatter, laughter and the greatest peach and pumpkin pies ever!
In the days after Thanksgiving we ate lots of yummy turkey rice soup made by mom! November soon turned to December as we looked forward to the delightful Christmas holiday season. (con’t in Nov)
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CSI Grant Supports Engineering and Computer Science Scholarships
Twin Falls, ID – Future College of Southern Idaho (CSI) engineering and computer science students stand to benefit from a $5 million National Science Foundation (NSF) Grant recently awarded to Boise State University. Through a partnership with Boise State, CSI will receive just over $150,000 per year for four years, money that will be used to support scholarships for high-achieving students with demonstrated financial need.
The unique thing about these scholarships is that they can start from the minute a student enters CSI and continue to be awarded until the student graduates with a bachelor’s degree at Boise State,” said Andy Cluff, Department Chair of the CSI Engineering, Physical Science and Computer Science Department. “I am looking forward to talking to the students graduating from high schools throughout the Magic Valley who are interested in engineering and computer science and sharing the exciting opportunities in these fields at CSI and beyond.”
According to Boise State, this grant serves as the largest grant of its kind in the state of Idaho. First year students at CSI will be placed into a Center for Advanced Energy Studies Consortium which will connect them with other students through a seminar course that will support them in their pursuit of a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) career.
“This is an incredible opportunity for Idaho and Boise State as we begin building a better engineering and computer science educational ecosystem for Idaho students through our community college partnerships.”
Scholarships are expected to be awarded beginning in Fall 2023.
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Bean’s Twisted Scissor’s, 208-837-6603
Berean Baptist Church, Wendell, 208-539-5769
Billingsley Creek Lodging, 208-837-4822
Bookhaven, Buhl, 208-731-6173
Budman’s Barber Shop, 208-303-0581
Budman’s Tree Service, 208-316-2521
Buhl Mayor, 208-543-5650
Buhl Public Library, 208-410-0794
Bundy for Governor, TF, 909-363-6914
Collective Studio, Buhl, 208-420-6495
Carey’s Piano Lessons, 208-316-0135
Community Business Center, 208-536-0094
Community Helping Hands, 208-731-7974
CSI - Twin Falls, 208-733-9554
Cuper Mendez, 208-280-6573
Dixon Campaign, 208-281-5664
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First Federal Mortgage, Micki Rice, 208-933-3474
Fred Dodge Certified HVAC Tech, 208-358-6489
Glenns Ferry Theater, 208-580-4202
Gooding Cty Republican Committee, 209-329-2577
Hagerman Pharmacy, 208-944-2067
Hagerman Valley Baptist, 208-423-1114
Hagerman Valley Chamber, 970-568-2608
Hagerman Valley Foundation, 208-536-0094
Hagerman Valley Senior Center, 208-837-6120
* Heritage Home Health/Hospice, 208-410-4040
Holmes, CJ, 208-536-3220
Idaho Central Credit Union, 208-733-4777
Hosman, Chris, Silvercreek Realty, 208-404-6411
Kathy’s Alterations, 208-837-6267
Les Schwab Tire Store, 208-543-4082
M&M Electric, 208-734-6602
Miller For House Campaign, 208-410-6434
Magic Valley Business Association, 208-536-0094
Magic Valley Republican Women, 208-590-3036
Miller For House, 208-410-6434
Mom’s Recipes, 208-733-9248
Parke’s Magic Valley Funeral Home, 208-735-0011
Parlor Antiques, Buhl, 208-543-9073
Polo’s Restaurant, 208-878-7665
River Ranch Retreat, 208-917-1477
Ross, Bonny, Silvercreek Realty, 208-539-0795
Silver Key Insurance, 208-536-6222
Snake River Acupuncture, 208-308-0554
St Catherine’s Catholic Station, 208-543-5136
TaskMasters, Roy Gwin, 208-409-6072
The Farm Girl, Buhl, 208-543-4445
Thompson Campaign, 208-410-5816
Tim’s Shop (Lemay Industries), 208-859-5397
Tree-B-Gone, 208-794-8966
University of Idaho Extension, 208-934-4417
Valley Carpet Care, 208-536-5777
Wendell Tire, 208-536-6465
Wendell VFW, 208-536-6358
West Point Watering Hole, 208-536-4635
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