Preston's mobile home ordinance gains council approval
Preston's mobile home ordinance cleared first reading and faces two more readings to join the city code. The measure limits mobile homes to trailer parks unless a 600 foot variance from adjacent property owners, zoning board and council approval allows private placement. The rules require park entrances, parking, and landscaping, with registration rules loosening after a variance. The city also advances sewer work with two percent material discounts and assigns Carl Swainston to the zoning board.
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Preston
Health of Franklin County Residents Explored
A Sasea special reviews health levels in Franklin County comparing residents to national figures. The article cites National Center for Health Statistics reports and notes demographic and economic factors influencing local health outcomes.
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Franklin County
National Center For Health Statistics
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Franklin County Hospital Receives Full Idaho License
The Franklin County hospital earned full licensure from the Idaho Department of Environmental Protection and Health after years on a provisional permit. Administrator Ralph Anderton said remaining items require minor corrections and do not block the license while federal auditors praised progress. The facility now operates under a new status with improved compliance.
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Ralph Anderton
Franklin County Hospital
Franklin County
Idaho Department of Environmental Protection and Health
State Health Department
Anderton
Mothers March Plans In Franklin County January Drive
Mothers March against birth defects will occur in Franklin County during January. Connie Jean Thomas leads volunteers who will canvass neighborhoods to raise funds and awareness with support from the National Foundation backs research and education for rubella immunization prenatal care and genetic counseling.
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Assessor Warns of January License Plate Pickup
Marion Bennett county assessor announces new license plates are ready for January pickup with no advance notices or pre-registration. Only about 20 percent have collected, leaving many to obtain plates before month end. Plates due in January end with the digit one.
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Marion Bennett
Bennett
Preston City Council to Meet Tonight at Seven
City officials announce a 7 p.m. Preston meeting in the council chambers led by Mayor Glen Gamble. The report includes fragmented references to local marching band participation in a presidential inaugural parade sequence.
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Preston
Glen Gamble
Wayne Brownie
Brigham
Young
University
Preston Area Chamber Banquet Tickets Due January 26
The Preston Area Chamber of Commerce banquet tickets must be purchased by January 26. Elder Paul H. Dunn of the LDS Church will speak, and he is an author, former baseball player, and former grocery store manager. Music by the Montpelier Lions Club. Event at 7:30 p.m. at the Oneida Stakes Center.
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Chamber of Conquerce
Paul H. Dunn
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Montpelier Lions Club
Oneida Stakes Center
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