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• City Celebrates Historic Preservation Month
  

• Eastern Idaho Visitor and Information Center Starts Summer Business Hours
  

• BLM Opening Motorized Trails in Pocatello
  

• Warm-Up Causes Runoff Concerns
  

• Idaho Falls Meth Forum Overflows
  

• Caribou-Targhee National Forest Campground Availability Starting May 16, 2008
  

• Gang Takeover
  

• ABC's Dancing With The Stars Boosts Ballroom Dance Popularity
  

• Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce Honors Local Law Enforcement
  

• University of Idaho Confirms Mues as Permanent Finance and Administration Vice President
  

• City of Menan Mayor Resigns
  

• Patriotic Chopper in Pocatello
  

• Community Development Commission (CDC)
  

• Meetings Scheduled For the Week Of May 12th – 16th , 2008
  

• Senator Craig's Weekly Agenda
  

• Mayor To Issue Two Proclamations May 15, 2008
  

• Pocatello Police Bring Awareness to Teen Substance Abuse
  

• Habitat For Humanity
  

• Road Construction on U.S. 93
  

• Minor Damage After an Idaho Falls House Fire
  

• Idaho Falls Home Briefly Catches Fire this Afternoon
  

• Nampa Police Crack Down on Underage Drinking
  

• Chubbuck Woman Killed in Car Accident
  

• Man's battle with Ada County leads to an award
  

• Newby professed his love in suicide note
  

• Explosive Found and Detonated in Pocatello Trailer Park
  

• Meridian Teen Receives Award for Saving Boy
  

• Upcoming events on Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter’s schedule
  

• BLM Prescribed Burning Planned near Soda Springs
  

• Idaho Is #1 With AREVA
  

• Haystack Fire Still Smoldering
  

• Cell Phones for Soldiers in Pocatello
  

• Auto Burglary Ring Busted In Bingham County
  

• Mother’s Day At The Pocatello Zoo
  

• Bone Marrow Drive in Pocatello
  

• Youth Job Fair Provides Summer Employment
  

• Idaho Falls Men Arrested For Over 30 Burglaries
  

• Idaho Officials to Discuss Economic Development Initiative For Idaho
  

• Does your child have what it takes to succeed in tomorrow's job market?
  

• Town Hall Meeting On Underage Drinking Scheduled
  

• Library Helping Soldiers Call Home
  

• Local Marine Comes Home Tuesday Morning
  

• Pocatello is Looking into All-Electric Cars
  

• Areva chooses Idaho site instead of Richland
  

• Public Hearing For Zoning Ordinance Continued To May 14, 2008
  

• Annual Fort Hall Replica Opening
  

• Agenda City Of Pocatello - MAY 8, 2008
  

• Meetings Scheduled For The Week Of May 5th - 9th , 2008
  

• Two Men Admit to Burglarizing Businesses
  

• Mayor’s Newsletter - May 2008 - Volume 11, Issue 5
  

• The Opportunity To Become A Weather Spotter Is Coming To Your Area Very Soon!
  

• Helping People Grow
  

• Miles Electric Vehicles to Demo All-Electric Cars & Trucks to City of Pocatello
  

• Chubbuck House Fire
  

• ATV Accident at St. Anthony Sand Dunes
  

• Idaho State University Commuter Bus in Peril
  

• Rottweiler attacks boy - not first attack
  

• Semi Tips Over Getting on Freeway
  

• WiMAX Expands to Idaho Falls
  

• Dance erupts at BSU in a Flash
  

• Y take the money away?
  

• Future of Portneuf Medical Center in Pocatello
  

• Meridian woman sentenced for sexually abusing mentally disabled woman
  

• DigitalBridge Communications Expands WiMAX Network to Idaho Falls
  

• Boise Burn to Raise Money for Komen Boise Race for the Cure
  

• Idaho Falls is Helping With Utility Bills
  

• High Speed Chase on I-86 in Power County Ends in Arrest
  

• Enriching a Family Legacy
  

• Local High School Feels The Stark Reality of Drunk Driving
  

• Former rape suspect claims he’s a ‘prophet’
  

• Singin’ in the Rain: Idaho Student Accepted into Prestigious Seattle Opera Young Artists Program
  

• Three Horses Die in Barn Fire in Bonneville County
  

• Fire Season Starts In Pocatello
  

• Community Development Commission (CDC)
  

• Telephone Pole Burned in Pocatello Fire
  

• World Famous Illusionist Comes To Blackfoot
  

• Bomb Squad Destroy's Suspicious Package in Pocatello
  

• Going Green: Natural Gas from Cow Waste
  

• Stimulus Package Incentives
  

• What You Should Know About Lasik Eye Surgery
  

• The “Bring the Chief Home” project will achieve another milestone
  

• Meetings Scheduled For The Week Of April 28 – May 2, 2008
  

• Keep Your Kids Safe In Local Canals
  

• EITC Scholarship Awards Help Struggling Students
  

• Options for Pocatello Qwest Employees
  

• Albertsons Trying to Stretch Stimulus Check Dollars
  

• County decision delivers blow to affordable housing
  

• More animals rescued from Owyhee County home
  

• Summer Fever Brings More Vandals To Idaho Falls
  

• Blackfoot Addresses Gang Problem
  

• Pocatello Qwest Call Center Closing, 155 Employees Affected
  

• Mayor Responds To Qwest Announcement
  

• Pocatello Animal Shelter Seeks Dedicated Volunteers
  

• Business Break Ins Pile Up
  

• Cre-Act (Creative-Acting) School to Present ‘The House at Pooh Corner’
  

• Officials Encourage Parents to Vaccinate Kids
  

• Going Green: Don Aslett's Museum of Clean
  

• Free Tree Seedlings to be handed out for Arbor Day
  

• The 2008 Idaho Falls Earth Day Celebration
  

• How To Drive Safely In A Dust Storm
  

• Blessing of the Bikes
  

• Pocatello Zoo Opens
  

• University of Idaho Researchers Create Elwha Watershed Information Resource
  

• Meetings Scheduled For The Week Of April 21 - 25, 2008
  

• University of Idaho Extension Partners with AARP-Idaho to Offer Long-Term Care Seminars this Spring
  

• Idaho Falls Nonprofit Fundraising Seminar
  

• Insulated Concrete Block Installation Training Offered
  

• Hundreds of Christians gathered from the Rocky Mountain...
  

• Burn Permit Regulations
  

• Preparing for Pocatello Zoo to Open
  

• Abraham Lincoln's Idaho Connection
  

• Local Fifth-Grader Dies of Cancer; Family Needs Help
  

• Idaho Falls MRSA Update
  

• University of Idaho Extension Partners with AARP-Idaho to Offer Long-Term Care Seminars this Spring
  

• Hundreds Summoned for Duncan Sentencing Hearing
  

• Community Recreation Center Hosts “Sharp” Class
  

• Stinking Springs Area Closure Still in Effect
  

• Pocatello Firefighter Training
  

• Mayor To Issue Three Proclamations At Council Meeting
  

• Pocatello Zoo Opens Saturday, April 19, 2008
  

• Brush Fire in Bannock County Still Burning
  

• Meetings Scheduled For The Week Of April 14, 2008 – 18, 2008
  

• Prescribed Burns Set For Johnny Creek Area
  

• Rollover Accident In Bingham County
  

• Cultural District Walk Brings Crowds To Downtown Idaho Falls
  

• Caldwell teen rescues boy from flames after car crash
  

• Curbside Recycling Proposal Pitched To City Council
  

• Snow Delays Opening of Blackrock/Chinese Peak Trails
  

• Great Potato Bowl update ...
  

• Street Department To Change Hours Of Operation
  

• Police Honor Guard Conducts Flag Ceremony At Senior Center
  

• April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month
  

• Marshall Public Library Celebrates National Library Week
  

• City Hosts “Youth In Government Day” Tomorrow
  

• Public Hearing Scheduled For Zoning Ordinance
  

• Free “Heart Smart” Seminar
  

• Allergy Season Is Here
  

• Pocatello Pub Celebrates Right to Drink Beer
  

• Hearing Examiner A G E N D A - Thursday, April 10, 2008
  

• Meetings Scheduled For The Week Of April 7 - 11, 2008
  

• Junior Olympic Girls Fastpitch Softball Program Begins
  

• 3rd Annual To The Streets: A Homelessness Awareness Night In Pocatello
  

• Jason Meyer Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Killing L.A. Deputy & Wife
  

• Idaho Falls Student Stabbed at Bus Stop
  

• Murder For Hire Woman Sentenced
  

• Idaho Falls Stabbing Update
  

• Idaho Falls Eighth Grader Will Represent Idaho in the National Geographic Bee
  

• Ferley takes home truck
  

• Idaho Falls Dog Shot to Death Legally
  

• Horse rider dies in Eagle foothills
  

• Friday Morning Two Vehicle Accident on I-15
  

• Boise woman shot in leg could leave hospital soon
  

• New ISU Freshman Registration set in Idaho Falls April 9
  

• Under the magnifying glass,Warm Springs Ranch developer faces challenges as P&Z process begins
  

• Local Women's Shelter Gets Grant
  

• Idaho Supreme Court Justices in Pocatello
  

• Idaho Falls Taxi Owner Charged As a Child Molester
  

• Idaho Falls District #91 Improving Buildings, Becoming More Energy Efficient
  

• Teen looking for answers to mother's murder
  

• Construction Season Begins in Pocatello at the WYE Interchange
  

• True Cost Comparisons Favor Pocatello Regional Airport
  

• Young Cowboy Artist Wins PBR Contest
  

• High Speed Chase Suspects Taken Into Custody, Woman Charged with DUI
  

• Rescue Mission sets new record
  

• Families of Fatal Accident Near Idaho Falls Hope For Memorial Park
  

• MEDIA ADVISORY - C.L. “Butch” Otter GOVERNOR
  

• Idaho Falls Trucking Business Barely Getting By
  

• Reality T.V. Hits Pocatello - Local Law Enforcement In The Spotlight
  

• Speeding infraction leads to drug arrest
  

• Replacing Old Water Lines in Pocatello
  

• Idaho Falls Police Department Seeking New Officers
  

• Idaho Falls 4th Grader Brings 3 Dead Kittens to School
  

• Idaho Falls Man Enters Plea Deal in Stabbing Case
  

• Idaho Governor Signs Grocery Tax Relief Bill Into Law
  

• East Idaho Winter Blues
  

• After six years, Twin Falls again has endocrinologist
  

• Meetings Scheduled For the Week Of March 31 – April 4, 2008
  

• Legislature 2008 Weekend Wrap
  

• This week's community events
  

• Dillard's Announces Chubbuck Store Closing
  

• Idaho State University Contributes to Local and State Economies
  

• Construction of Hoku Materials Plant Underway in Pocatello
  

• ISU's Spring Fair 2008
  

• Firefighters Participate In “Live Fire Training”
  

• Increases in gas tax, vehicle fees win key support
  

• City Drops Space Requirement for Daycares
  

• Madison Memorial Hospital Receives $10,000 Grant
  

• South 1st Avenue Water Improvement Project to Begin
  

• Cottonwood Lift Station Improvement Project
  

• Idaho Falls Attorney Charged with Battery
  

• Police Department Telecommunications (Dispatch) Operator
  

• Community Recreation Center - Dance, Tumble, & Cheer Instructor
  

• PUBLIC OUTREACH MEETINGS SET FOR ZONING ORDINANCE
  

• Madison County Works to Curb Underage Drinking
  

• New Beauty Queens Crowned in Pocatello
  

• 2008 Community Environmental Fair
  

• Community Development Commission (CDC)
  

• Meetings Scheduled For The Week Of March 24 - 28, 2008
  

• Pocatello Road Closures and Traffic Reports
  

• At Easter, Idaho believers reflect on rebirth
  

• Idaho Falls Urban Renewal Projects
  

• Pandemic Flu Awareness in Eastern Idaho
  

• The Department of Fish and Game has a current opening
  

• ITD audit at center of fight over road funding
  

• SW Idaho town prepares for possible disasters
  

• Pediatric Unit at Portneuf Medical Center Gets Special Visitors
  

• Worm-Eating FUNdraising
  

• High Gas Prices Affecting Gas Station
  

• ISU's Health Fair Starts Thursday
  

• Shaping the Future of Health Care in Idaho
  

• Pocatello Fire Dept. Live Fire Training Monday Morning
  

• AMI Semiconductor Merges
  

• County Officials Hope to Retain Jobs
  

• Wound Care Conference in Idaho Falls
  

• Fire Rips Through Apartment Complex in Idaho Falls
  

• Pocatello Firefighter Training
  

• Record-Setting Gas Prices Drive Locals to Steal Fuel
  

• Grocery Shoppers React to Food Price Jump
  

• Hundreds Attend Safety Fair At Falls Valley In Idaho Falls
  

• AMI-Semiconductor Layoffs
  

• State of Idaho Health Care Committee Wants to Hear Public Concerns
  

• ISU Fraternity Offers Free Tax Preparations in Pocatello
  

• POCATELLO, Idaho - Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain and Livestock Report on Wednesday.
  

• Movie Premieres in Pocatello
  

• Learning About Water Conservation
  

• Pocatello Water Department Hosts Water Week
  

• Measuring the Snow-pack
  

• Costco Plans Approved
  

• Nordic Windpower Moves to Pocatello
  

• Ammon Elementary Student Invents 'Diabetic Dress'
  

• Teens and Alcohol in Eastern Idaho: The Sobering Facts
  

• High Gas Prices Affect Car Sales in Pocatello
  

• Ranchers Say Grizzly Bill is Not Enough
  

• Madison County Sheriff Running for Re-Election
  

• Rexburg Mayor Says Proposed Bills Cause Harmful Affects to Cities
  

• House Fire Breaks Out in Pocatello Tuesday Morning
  

• Women and Work Conference in Pocatello
  

• Soaring Fuel Prices Affect Idaho Falls Dairy Delivery
  

• First Flu-Related Deaths in Idaho This Year
  

• Deadline for nursing scholarships is April 6
  

• 'Tools for Life' Conference in Idaho Falls Helps Disabled Students
  

• Law Enforcement Going Digital
  

• Power Back On in Idaho Falls
  

• Afternoon fire damages NNU sport center
  

• Idaho Power Rate Hike
  

• Sheriff's Office Encourages Signing Up for Code Red Alerts
  

• Unemployment Rate Goes Up In January
  

• Gloomy Day as Stocks Fall Sharply
  

• Idaho Falls Airport Runway Needs Replacing
  

• Costco Officially Coming to Pocatello
  

• The 'Code Red' System in Action
  

• Governor Otter Proposes Vehicle Registration Increase
  

• Sprinkler System Saga: Idaho Falls Fire Department, Builders Disagree
  

• New Plant Coming to American Falls
  

• PMC Offers Free Heart Disease Clinic
  

• Pocatello's Business Leader of the Year Named
  

• Health District: Parents and Children Beware of Head Lice
  

• Wells Nevada Earthquake Recovery Update
  

• National Entrepreneurship Week Kicks Off in Rexburg
  

• Legislature Awards $15 million to Drug Prevention Programs
  

• "Breaking Boundaries" Assists Locals Afflicted with HIV/AIDS
  

• Gas Prices Continue to Rise
  

• Pocatello Volunteer Recognition Banquet
  

• Blackfoot Water Issues
  

• Earthquake Shakes Burley
  

• McTeacher Night Raises Hundreds of Dollars for a Pocatello School
  

• Watch total lunar eclipse
  

• Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain and Livestock Report
  

• Idaho Unemployment Rate
  

• ISU Student Finds Dinosaur Fossil That May Be Native to Idaho
  

• North Fremont Students Raise Money for the Special Olympics
  

• School District 25 Deals with Beef Recall
  

• Energy Drinks Causing Psychological Problems in Children
  

• Delta Air Lines Looking to Expand Services at Pocatello Regional Airport
  

• Flu Season Hitting Hard
  

• POCATELLO, Idaho - Grain and Livestock Report on Monday.
  

• "World of the Pharaohs" Opens Friday in Idaho Falls
  

• Spring Fever
  

• Day Care Ordinance Unveiled
  

• Idaho Opportunity Scholarship
  

• Valentine's Day Surprise in Idaho Falls
  

• Peace Rally Held in Pocatello
  

• Blackfoot Police Ask For Public's Help
  

• ON Semiconductor to Acquire AMIS Holdings, Inc. in an All-Stock Transaction Valued at Approximately $915 Million
  

• Shawn D. Larsen Named to Top NLC Policy Leadership Post
  

• DARE IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT BRANDI SHERWOOD AND DEAN COCHRAN WILL SPEAK TO AREA YOUTH ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF STAYING DRUG FREE
  

• Bond Election Moves Forward for February 5 Vote
  

• Storms could usher in several inches of snow
  

• Wreaths Across America Dec. 15, 2007 10am At the South East Idaho Vetrans Memorial
  

• Make a Wish: Natalie to Ride Teacups at Disneyworld
  

• Slick Roads Cause Havoc Throughout Eastern Idaho Thursday.
  

• Two “Live Fire Trainings” Set For Pocatello Fire Department
  

• Portneuf Medical Center Festival of Trees Raises $124,000
  

• Open house on wolf management is Thursday
  

• 9-year-old wins national chess title
  

• Free Holiday Towing Program To Eliminate Drunk Driving
  

• Rexburg City Council Agenda - December 19, 2007
  

• Soldier Comming Home to Pocatello
  

• AMI Semiconductor employees go on shopping spree at Kmart
  

• Idaho Falls City Council to Consider Four Annexations
  

• Chubbuck Council Approves Special Obligation Bond Election
  

• Mayor to Interview City Council Candidates
  

• Candidate Withdraws From Council Member Search
  

• Agenda,City Of Pocatello,Idaho,December 13, 2007
  

• Vacancies on the Historic Preservation Commission
  

• IF Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council New Year’s Eve Dance
  

• Sexual Predator Alert - Joshua Earl Gunderson
  

• Wireless Security
  

• Super Computer Unveiled at the INL
  

• Hearing Examiner, Agenda, Thursday, December 13, 2007
  

• Community Development Commission (CDC)
  

• City News Mailing - job announcement - Webmaster
  

• INL's 12th Annual Honors Banquet
  

• Bio-Diesel Fuel Available in Idaho Falls
  

• Star officials worry about safety on Idaho 44
  

• Travel to Bhutan Tonight!
  

• Pocatello City Council Accepts Softball Field Lighting Bid
  

• Idaho Power Rates Among the Lowest
  

• Idaho State Board Of Education Meeting In Pocatello Today
  

• STORM ALERT: Heavy Snow Warning For Pocatello, Southern Idaho
  

• Marshall Public Library Now Wifi Hotspot
  

• Animal Shelter Schedules Volunteer Orientation
  

• All Access Playground Finally Finished
  

• Rexburg City Council Meeting Changed to December 19, 2007
  

• Keeping Your Pet Safe During The Holidays
  

• School District 25 Updates Emergency School Closure Plan
  

• State Board of Education Meeting in Pocatello
  

• Petitioning for Safety in Rexburg
  

• Museum Updates 12/1/07
  

• Idaho Falls Police Department Announces Promotions
  

• Portnuef Urgent Care Now Convenient Care
  

• Still Looking To Fill Pocatello City Council Seat
  

• Internet Shopping Safety
  

• Idaho Ranks as 15th Healthiest State
  

• Deadline Nears For Pocatello City Council Applications
  

• Library Announces December Displays
  

• Ethics for Nonprofit Organizations Booklet Released
  

• Executive Session Meeting Notice, City Council,City Of Pocatello, Idaho
  

• Emergency Housing Repair Assistance Program Reminder
  

• Vacancy on the Child Care Advisory Committee
  

• SnowFEST event in Rexburg needs volunteers and vendors
  

• Indecent Exposure
  

• Pocatello Police Looking for Robbery Suspect
  

• Rexburg City Council Approves Parking Lot Variance
  

• Rexburg City Council Agenda - December 5, 2007
  

• Wyoming Governor Asks for Delay on Phosphate Mining Decision
  

• Aid for Friends to Host Unusual Fundraiser
  

• Experiences with Food and Television in Japan
  

• Impressive Christmas Light Display in Chubbuck
  

• Wild Files: Get Help Christmas Shopping For the Outdoor Enthusiasts
  

• National AIDS Quilt Brought To Pocatello
  

• BYU-Idaho Construction
  

• City to Begin 4th Avenue Sanitary Sewer Extension Project
  

• IMNH Continues Armchair Traveler series with Dr. Carole McWilliam
  

• SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO SPONSOR TREE LIGHTING
  

• Rexburg City Council Agenda - November 28, 2007
  

• Idaho Falls Donates Fire Truck
  

• PMC's Festival of Trees Kicks Off in Pocatello
  

• Mayor’s Newsletter, December 2007, Volume 10, Issue 12
  

• City News Mailing--advisory board vacancy
  

• Mayor Seeks Applicants for Pocatello City Council
  

• Stallings Announces Resignation as of December 31
  

• Cooperative Effort for Families in Need
  

• Christmas Jazz Concert to be Performed at the Westwood Theater
  

• City Of Pocatello Announces News Conference November 27
  

• New Early College Program scholarships available to prep students
  

• Where did the snow go?
  

• Colleges in Idaho need more grads
  

• Marshall Public Library Changes Hours in December
  

• Idaho Falls City Council Workshop
  

• Rexburg Temple Open House Information
  

• Annual Whitworth Family Dinner Held In Pocatello
  

• Idaho's Evolving Family: Changes in Adoption
  

• garbage collection for the week of Thanksgiving Day.
  

• Pocatello Animal Shelter Advisory Board Meeting
  

• Rediscover Your Vision at the Marshall Public Library
  

• Rexburg City Council Approves Utility Payment Assistance
  

• "Share the Sparkle of the Season"
  

• Rexburg City Council Agenda - November 28, 2007
  

• Larsen Farms Sends Hay to China
  

• Targhee To Open In Time For Thanksgiving
  

• Stay Healthy During The Holidays
  

• Southeastern District Health Department to Hold Flu Vaccination Clinics to Support National Influenza Vaccination
  

• BEST WESTERN COTTONTREE INN GIVES HOLIDAY HELP TO HOSPITAL PATIENTS AND FAMILIES
  

• More Children Suffer Hunger in Idaho
  

• Clow to announce new initiative today
  

• Meetings Scheduled For the Week Of 19th – 23rd November’ 2007
  

• Portneuf Medical Center’s Festival of Trees Continues Tradition of Helping Kids
  

• IF City Council to Consider Two Annexations
  

• West Pine Girls Camp Vandalism
  

• Pocatello City Council Modifies North Yellowstone Urban Renewal Plan
  

• Vacancy on the Property Maintenance Appeal Board
  

• Portneuf Medical Center Shares a Ton of Warmth with Those in Need
  

• Portneuf Hosts Event to Help Suicide Survivors
  

• PDA Approves Iron Triangle Acquisition Refund
  

• Christmas Tree Permits Available
  

• Vacancy on the Sister Cities Committee—Japanese Subcommittee
  

• Rexburg Planning & Zoning Agenda - November 15, 2007
  

• Veterans Remembrance
  

• Portneuf Medical; Center Gives Coats to SEICAA
  

• IF City Council to Review Pancheri-Yellowstone Plan
  

• Developmental Screening Planned for Infants and Toddlers
  

• Heavy Snow in Southeast Idaho
  

• Veteran Organization Provides Opportunities
  

• "Going Green" in Eastern Idaho
  

• Festival of Trees Kicks Off In Idaho Falls
  

• Grand Targhee Prepares to Open
  

• Great American Smokeout
  

• Under Secretary Richard Raymond Delivers Remarks
  

• Water improvement project scheduled for east lander street
  

• Agenda, City Of Pocatello,15th November, 2007
  

• Meetings Scheduled For the Week Of, 12th – 16th November, 2007
  

• City Receives Financial Reporting Awards
  

• City News Mailing : Vacancies on the Fair Housing Committee
  

• Pocatello Garbage Pickup on Normal Schedule
  

• Idaho Falls 19th Street Crossing is Still Closed
  

• Armchair Traveler lecture series continues
  

• AMIS United Way Campaign grand total now stands at $133,070!
  

• WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT SCHEDLED FOR EAST LANDER STREET
  

• Idaho Falls Shop With A Cop Fundraiser
  

• Warren Miller ski movie, Playground shows this weekend at Westwood
  

• IMNH Continues Armchair Traveler series with Dr. Chuck Trost
  

• City of Pocatello Accepts Election Results
  

• Pocatello Development Authority is Moving Forward
  

• Rexburg Makes History With Voter Turnout
  

• I.N.L. Recognized Nationally
  

• Vacancy on the Disabled Citizens ADA/504 Advisory Committee
  

• Vacancy on the Airport Commission – Power County Representative
  

• Vacancy on the Pocatello Arts Council
  

• Pocatello Reports Results from “Cans for Cash” Challenge
  

• Idaho Falls Police Looking for Robbery Suspect
  

• Idaho Falls 19th Street Crossing is Closed for Repairs
  

• Rexburg’s Mayor Larsen Wins Reelection
  

• IF City Council Will Consider Four Annexations
  

• Health Department Moving After 30 Years
  

• Idaho Falls 19th Street Crossing Will Be Closed
  

• Experimentation Soars To New Heights
  

• Gas Prices Back In the $3 Range
  

• Special Meeting Notice, Police Retirement Board, City Of Pocatello, Idaho
  

• Meetings Scheduled For the Week of 5th – 9th Nov, 2007
  

• Vacancy on the Open Space Advisory Committee
  

• Rexburg Mayor Appointed to AIC Legislative Committee
  

• Pocatello’s Marshall Public Library is Bigger than You Think
  

• Estate Planning Workshop
  

• SHOW ME DESTINATIONS Sending Questionable Postcards to Region
  

• SkyWest Airlines: Pocatello Market Strong
  

• Roadside Rescue Brings Books to Hospital Kids
  

• Pocatello City Council Grants Liquor License Exception
  

• Airport Manager Comments Clarified
  

• Rapid Growth Forcing School District 93 to Plan for the Future
  

• Wellness Programs: Preventative Health Care
  

• Reminder about Pocatello General Election November 6, 2007
  

• Traffic Engineering Division Returns to Winter Hours
  

• New Public Parking Lot; Downtown Rexburg
  

• Rexburg City Council Denies Zone Change
  

• Southeastern District Health Department to Offer Free Workshop