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How Idaho's 12th governor helped enhance one of the area's primary water sources - Vimarsana News

How Idaho's 12th governor helped enhance one of the area's primary water sources

Editor’s note: This is the seventh in a series of stories about former Gem State Governors from eastern Idaho. Read more here. IDAHO FALLS – Of all the men who have served as Idaho’s chief executive, the story of David William Davis stands out as a a rags-to-riches saga. The height of his political career […]

Numerous slide-offs in eastern Idaho causing traffic delays; more snow on the way this weekend - Vimarsana News

Numerous slide-offs in eastern Idaho causing traffic delays; more snow on the way this weekend

POCATELLO – Numerous slide-offs throughout eastern Idaho have caused some delays for post-Thanksgiving travelers Saturday. EastIdahoNews.com was informed Saturday around noon that traffic was backed up on Interstate 15 near the 5th Avenue exit in Pocatello. “Search and rescue is here. Three trucks so far,” a witness reported. An Idaho State Police spokesman could not […]

Idaho beet harvest to finish by Nov. 10 - Vimarsana News

Idaho beet harvest to finish by Nov. 10

Amalgamated Sugar Co. refines sugarbeets in nation's No. 2 sugarbeet state.

Source: agweek.com
Drought control - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

Drought control - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Absent an extremely wet winter, Terrell Sorensen expects growers will have to get creative next season to stretch meager water supplies.

Source: aginfo.net
Jackson Lake at historic low levels this summer to meet demands in Snake River system - Vimarsana News

Jackson Lake at historic low levels this summer to meet demands in Snake River system

Jackson Lake will see historically low water levels this summer, according to an announcement from federal water managers.Nearly all of the reserve water stored in the lake will be released into the Snake River to meet the downstream irrigation needs in Idaho. Legally, Wyoming only has rights to four percent of water in the Snake River system.