According to river watcher reports, as of midafternoon Sunday the Deadwater Ice Jam on the Salmon River had reached to within one half mile of the half-way point between Deadwater and the town of Salmon. It is anticipated it will reach the 13 mile, half-way mark sometime Sunday night or early Monday morning.
The Lemhi Education Project (LEP) is launching a year-round Community Education Program, and we are looking for instructors! Already offer classes? Advertise cheaply through our program. Want to teach something? We can help you get started.
Idaho workers receiving federally financed extended unemployment benefits will receive their final payment for the week ending Dec. 28 under federal legislation that discontinues the program at the end of this year.
A major land and water conservation collaborative effort aimed at protection of lands and resource benefits has caught the attention of Washington D.C. officials and is high on the list of candidates for funding.
§ 75th Celebration: Steelhead from Creation t Catch
§ Chat Live with Fish & Game about Licenses
§ Don’t Forget to Report on Deer, Elk, Pronghorn Tags
§ In the Field: Bald Eagle Migration Has Begun
§ Nature Center Plans Holiday Bird Seed Sale
§ Ask Fish and Game: Resident Elk Tags
Several articles from Leslie Shumate, City of Salmon reporter, have been added to the City page under Government, but do not appear on the front page. Please use the menu above.
The Idaho Department of Labor paid 7,462 regular unemployment insurance benefit claims during the week, nearly 3,800 fewer than last year and 14 fewer than the same week in 2006.
The Guardian of Excellence Award recognizes top-performing facilities that consistently achieved the 95th percentile of performance in Patient Satisfaction.
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