Wildlife Window Bird Watching Popular In Idaho
The essay notes bird watching as a popular hobby in northern Idaho with readers in Coeur d'Alene observing waxwings and juncos. It describes seed choices affecting birds, simple feeder ideas, and the joy of a living aquarium outside the window. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game outlines a nongame species inventory across counties, aiming to map species, habitats, and seasonal presence while expanding future nongame programs.
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Jack McNeel
Panhandle
Idaho
Oregon
Fish and Game
Coeur d’Alene
Department of Fish and Game
Church McClure revive Hells Canyon conservation bill
Idaho senators Frank Church and James A. McClure reintroduce the Hells Canyon bill with Oregon Senate cosponsorship. They praise the measure as safeguarding Hells Canyon and Idaho water users while urging prompt Senate action in the 94th Congress.
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McClure
Canyon
Washington
D.C
Idaho
U.S
Frank Church
James A. McClure
Hells Canyon
Senate
Oregon
Church
Congress
Hells Canyon National Recreation
They Did It the Hard Way
A reflection on settler endurance and the evolution from frontier toil to rewarding modern careers. The piece notes roots run deep in the community and energy growth as a key to future needs, with The Washington Power Company stressing shared responsibility.
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Washington Power Company
Boise to Get Minor League Baseball Team
Boise signs working agreement with the Oakland Athletics to bring the Boise A’s for 25 home dates starting June 20 at Borah High School. Dean Taylor, GM, said Boise will receive 25 players and expense support, with bleacher upgrades and district improvements in exchange for rent. The franchise moves from New Westminster, B C, pending Northwest League approval.
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Boise
UPI
Pioneer League
Dean Taylor
Oakland Athletics
Boise A’s
Oakland
Taylor
Borah High School
New Westminster
B.C
Caldwell
Victoria
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