School plant facilities levy debated for District 150
The Sun outlines a five year school plant facilities levy for District 150 serving Soda Springs, Wayan, and Freedom. It argues enrollment growth and industrial development require funds to add classrooms and facilities, compares bond versus levy, and urges public approval to ensure education for area children.
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North Gem to Host Class B Wrestling Meet This Weekend
North Gem High School will host the Fifth District Class B wrestling tournament in Bancroft. Action starts Friday Feb 10 at 7 30 p m with grapplers from Grace West Side and North Gem. Consolation and championship finals are set for Saturday night Feb 11 at 7 30 p m.
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Cardinals to Test Beavers Here In Friday Game
Friday night in Soda Springs pits top Fifth District A-2 powers Soda Springs and American Falls. Soda Springs leads the standings at 10 0, while American Falls has nine wins and two losses. The cardinals, 16 0 overall and ranked fourth in the state, seek another win to stay atop the conference. The Beavers, 14 2, aim to tie for first with a victory after a prior 60 57 defeat at Soda Springs. The 8 00 p.m. game follows a junior varsity contest.
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Lenten Services Announced By St Mary’s Father Hebert
Father Francis Hebert of St Marys Church announces special Lenten services with Mass each Thursday at 7 p.m. and Stations of the Cross each Friday at 7 p.m. Holy Week plans to be announced later.
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Supreme Court Ruling Threatens Caribou County School Funding
Idaho Supreme Court ordered utility property assessed at the same rate as other real property, shrinking utility valuations from about 31 percent to 13.5 percent in Caribou County. The ruling threatens roughly $110,000 in annual 1966 revenue and could trigger severe cuts for School Districts No. 150 Soda Springs, No. 149 Grace, and No. 148. Utilities argue they pay taxes first half under protest.
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