White-Bird News

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Since 1969, happy campers have been the norm at a White Bird, Idaho, campground now known as Hells Canyon Jet Boat Trips & Lodging.

Probably not so much that I can't make it home on Friday but of interest because its so unusual for this time of year.

A performance of L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato by the Mark Morris Dance Group.

The two-room White Bird school in northern Idaho that first opened in 1888 may have to close and its 18 students bused elsewhere if voters don't pass a school district levy later this month. via 2NEWS.TV

The Idaho Dance Theatre completes its 19th season with "Joy Ride." Marla Hansen collaborates with world-famous artist Saul Bernstein, whose original painting will be projected while dancers move to the music of ... via Boise Weekly

The Arco Advertiser * 146 S. Front St. * P.O. Box 803 * Arco ID 83213 * Phone: 208-527-3038 * arcoadv@aol.com Arco Council sees possible strict summer water issues The Arco City Council, meeting in regular ... via Arco Advertiser

It's the 6th Annual Dubois Grouse Days and the festivities begin today and tomorrow. via KIFI

The Arco Advertiser * 146 S. Front St. * P.O. Box 803 * Arco ID 83213 * Phone: 208-527-3038 * arcoadv@aol.com Big Lost River rest area on U.S. 20-26 near Arco open RIGBY-The Big Lost River safety rest area on ... via Arco Advertiser

CSAW will be joining 1600 other communities around the United States hosting the 2008 Town Hall Meetings on underage drinking. via Clearwater Tribune

If you're interested in helping fight fires, there will be a mandatory refresher training course at Eastern Idaho Technical College this Saturday, April 12th and on April 26th. via KIFI Idaho Falls

March came in like a lion and refused to go out like a lamb. The last day of March started with four inches of new snow on the ground and more of the white stuff coming down. via Clearwater Tribune

The prospect of mandatory motor vehicle emission testing has caught Kootenai County officials by surprise. via KMVT Twin Falls

Nominations sought for Idaho Book of the Year The Idaho Library Association Book Award Committee is seeking nominations for its 2008 Book of the Year Award. via Arco Advertiser

I was just saying how there aren't nearly enough offbeat romantic comedies that begin with a suicide, and, lo and behold, what do I find in the new release bin but this indie gem? Zia is a 20-something who up ... via Boise Weekly

SPALDING, ID 3/31/2008 The leaders of five colleges and universities in Idaho and Washington are working together to try to increase the number of Indian students. via Native American Times

“That was all the money we had in the world. I said, 'I know I can do it. And I know I can do a better job getting work.' I had my first show 10 days after I met [Dr. Jim Wand], and I never looked back”

If only those of us who were unpopular in grade school could've known Drillbit Taylor. via Boise Weekly

This Saturday marks the start of a Lincoln Traveling Exhibit at the Burley Public Library. via KMVT Twin Falls

The leaders of 5 colleges in the Inland Northwest are working together to try and increase the number of Indian students. via KIFI

Kootenai County Sheriff's Detective Ken Lallatin says sex crimes against children are a huge problem that often goes unreported. via KMVT Twin Falls