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The COVID Band-Aid

You’ve probably heard Teton County is in the process of revising the Land Development Code to bring the county into compliance with Idaho statute Title 67 Chapter 65, which requires

ST. PETE BEACH — In the early part of 2022, anyone building a multi-family development or new home will likely have to pay a parks and recreation impact fee.

The committee held a hearing Dec. 1 and will consider input from citizens before finalizing the document and presenting it to the state this winter.

Despite challenges, 2021 was also marked by meaningful bright spots in housing advocacy thanks to the support of the GGWash community. This is the first in a two-part reflection on what went right over the course of this year.

By CHRIS ROGERS

The Rice County Board of Commissioners today voted unanimously in favor of contracting with the Anoka County Medical Examiner's Office to provide those services.

The Rice County Board of Commissioners today voted unanimously in favor of contracting with the Anoka County Medical Examiner's Office to provide those services.

The Rice County Board of Commissioners today voted unanimously in favor of contracting with the Anoka County Medical Examiner's Office to provide those services.

Town officials are holding to their commitment to continue dropping the property tax rate.