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Local nonprofit expands fire mitigation role Rocky Mountain Youth Corps’ Fire Crew last season included (front row) Mackenzie Goltz, Quentin Pearson, Santiago Escobar, Jordan Wilson (Crew Leader), and (back row) Griffin Steele, Liana McClintock, Sean Dulock, Luka Summers, Rose Salerno, Randi Fitzsimmons. The majority of last year’s crew members have moved on to professional firefighting jobs. (Photo courtesy RMYC) The active northern Colorado wildfires of 2020 turned out to be an important ...

He loves being a sheep rancher. He’s done it for 30 years and counting. “I like being out here. I like working for myself,” Peterson says. “I taught school for 3 years, I poured concrete and did construction work as we worked into the sheep biz. You’re your own boss. I have to remind myself, going up to herder’s camps, be happy and be thankful. You could be in an office somewhere or still pouring concrete.” Peterson’s wife, Anita, has Basque roots, a deep...

MY EDMONDS NEWS 4 hours ago Kathy Passage Tick tock…Seattle Restaurant Week is in full swing and lucky folks we are, the rest of the month still offers plenty of time to get in on some of these fabulous meals. Here is the link to see choices and make your plans. Click on the restaurant’s name and you will see the menu of special fare, and the specific days and time slots honored by each location on the SRW deals, which differ for each location in the grid. Within Edmonds, for example, ...

Apr 15, 2021 / 12:21 PM EST RICHMOND, Ind. (WISH) — A Richmond man died Thursday morning after a single-vehicle crash in Wayne County, according to Indiana State Police. Authorities were called to US 227 near Gaar Road in Wayne County early Thursday morning on reports of a crash. That’s northeast of Richmond, near Middle Fork Reservoir. When they arrived to the scene they found William Caleb Miller, 28, of Richmond, dead from injuries sustained in the crash. According to police, Miller was ...

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Idaho 2021 spring turkey hunting outlook According to Idaho Fish and Game biologists around the state, turkey hunters in Idaho can expect more of the same in 2021 — which is great news for hunters looking to bag a gobbler during the spring season. “The turkey outlook for the 2021 spring season is looking pretty positive,” said Jeff Knetter, statewide upland game bird manager. “Turkey populations, in general, were pretty healthy heading into this winter. This winter was relatively mild t...

Beattyville benefit concert raises money for businesses impacted by flooding Sofia Millar and last updated 2021-04-04 08:30:17-04 BEATTYVILLE, Ky. — The Downtown Beattyville Alliance and Lee County Tourism Commission hosted a benefit concert on Saturday to raise money for businesses affected by historic flooding in March. “We need [businesses] to get opened up and back going again to bring life back to our town and just get back to normalcy,” said Lee County Tourism Director Dedr...

According to Idaho Fish and Game biologists around the state, turkey hunters in Idaho can expect more of the same in 2021 — which is great news for hunters looking to bag a gobbler during the spring season. “The turkey outlook for the 2021 spring season is looking pretty positive,” said Jeff Knetter, statewide upland game bird manager. “Turkey populations, in general, were pretty healthy heading into this winter. This winter was relatively mild throughout the state, and weâ...

Man charged and pleads guilty to starting 2017 forest fire in Idaho wilderness Updated at Share This The fire started by Dusty James Rose | Courtesy U.S. Forest Service – Salmon-Challis National Forest SALMON — Federal prosecutors charged a man for starting a forest fire while cooking poached fish in 2017. Dusty James Rose was charged with misdemeanor permitting a fire to burn beyond control on Tuesday and subsequently pleaded guilty to the charge. Court documents outline how on Aug. 1, 2...

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