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PCSD 25 summer food service program beings June 7 POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – The Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 is gearing up for the 2021 Summer Food Service Program.  Meals will be provided to all children ages 1-18 without charge. Adults may purchase a lunch for $4.00. Meals will be provided at the following sites: Alameda Park - Wayne St. & Pine St. Bicentennial Park - Abraham St. & Eve St. (Chubbuck) Caldwell Park - 8 Raymond Park - Lincoln St. & Carson St.  Lower Ross Park - 2750 2 nd Avenue Stuart Park - Stuart Avenue (Chubbuck) Meals will be served weekdays, Monday through...

Kelowna RCMP denies claims by anti-masker Chris Sky about interaction with officers On Thursday, hundreds of people gathered in Kelowna’s Stuart Park for an anti-vax, anti-mask rally hosted by prominent anti-restriction activist, Chris “Sky” Saccoccia. Following the rally, Saccoccia took to social media to thank the local RCMP for their minimal presence that afternoon, and even their support. Shout out to @KelownaRCMP true community support! A fantastic event with incredible people in one of my favorite cities in the world. #backtheblue and thank you! pic.twitter.com/YE8NmXpRJu — Chri...

Image Credit: Twitter/Chris Saccoccia April 24, 2021 - 6:00 PM Controversial anti-mask protester Chris Saccoccia has thanked the Kelowna RCMP for their service following a protest in the city this week. Saccoccia, based out of Ontario and known by his online personality Chris Sky, is known for holding anti-COVID-19 restriction protests across Canada as part of a “freedom convoy” including in Kelowna. On Thursday, April 22, he posed with protestors, smoked weed and signed autographs before addressing a crowd of a few hundred people in Stuart Park, according to his Twitch ...

Clad in a pink cardigan and holding a cane, 84-year-old grandmother and music teacher Chick Jones partied at the first music festival since COVID pandemic restrictions eased.

Share 'I feel very energetic. I feel that way without the music, but with the music its double – it's triple. I'm part of the aliveness, the actual happening of the festival which is very exciting,' she said. 'We have missed out on a lot in the past 12 months, so it is great to have it back again.' Pink cardigan-clad Ms Jones posed for selfies with music fans a quarter of her age on the grass of Stuart Park and held her cane aloft as she danced. She was the centre of attention with everyone and anyone stopping her for a chat or high-five - and the occasional offering to share a beverage tha...