The Hughes Creek collaborative forest project resulted in more than $1 million of work being created, and about 40% of that work benefitted Lemhi County residents. As the Upper North Fork forest restoration environmental analysis nears completion, work on the ground is likely to start soon.
Angered by the killing of pregnant bison outside Yellowstone National Park, a Native American tribal member tried to deliver a bloody bison heart to Montana's governor this week, the latest skirmish over the management of the iconic animal.
Reports were given for the following ongoing projects: Baby Blankets, Baby Booties & Hats, ER Throws & Bears, Scrapbook, Membership, Pillows for Patients and Patient Gift Bags.
The Lemhi Education Project is pleased to announce a Phlebotomy 101 Certificate Program coming to Salmon, March 20-22. Phlebotomists are people trained to draw blood from patients for clinical or medical testing, transfusions, donations, or research.
An avalanche swept down the side of Mount Jumbo during a blizzard at an estimated speed of 120 miles per hour (190 km per hour) and slammed into a neighborhood northeast of downtown, engulfing the two-story house where Colville and Allendorf lived.
The recently passed Farm Bill included funds, to be administered by the US Department of Agriculture, targeted to forest management activities such as forest fuel reduction programs. In a February 26 interview Idaho Senator Mike Crapo explained another piece of legislation, this one aimed at costs of the west’s catastrophic forest fire events.
This past weekend, road conditions improved enough below North Fork for creel personnel to collect data from all location codes on the upper Salmon River.
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