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Idaho is losing OB-GYNs after strict abortion ban. But health exceptions unlikely this year. - Vimarsana News

Idaho is losing OB-GYNs after strict abortion ban. But health exceptions unlikely this year.

Idaho, already in a doctor shortage, is losing doctors who specialize in obstetrics and gynecology. In a presentation at the Idaho State Capitol Building on Wednesday, Idaho medical leaders say the workforce shortage is exacerbated by doctors’ confusion about how to practice medicine under Idaho’s abortion ban that only allows abortion if it is needed […] The post Idaho is losing OB-GYNs after strict abortion ban. But health exceptions unlikely this year. appeared first on Idaho Capital Sun.

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Water prospects good as canals begin to flow - Vimarsana News

Water prospects good as canals begin to flow

While snowpack remains a little below average for the Payette River drainage, the reservoir carry-over from last year means that this coming irrigation season should see a plentiful supply.

New GCRD home provides space for broader programs - Vimarsana News

New GCRD home provides space for broader programs

For more than three decades, the Gem County Recreation District has operated out of a rental space in downtown Emmett. The storefront location provided some space for limited activities, but

Gem County Sheriff's Posse remains active in community - Vimarsana News

Gem County Sheriff's Posse remains active in community

Since 1954, the Gem County Sheriff’s Posse has been serving Gem County.

Idaho winegrowers continue uphill battle along Eagle Foothills - Vimarsana News

Idaho winegrowers continue uphill battle along Eagle Foothills

Wineries in Idaho's Eagle Foothills serve as examples of how cultural confusion can stifle an agricultural sector of a local economy.