Nov 02 2010
If you’re around Twin Falls, or available to a radio stream: I’m on the morning news program at KLIX-AM, out of Twin Falls, right about now – just past 9 a.m. Mountain Time.
Topic du jour can be reasonably resumed.
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FIELD GUIDE 2014
IDAHO POLITICAL FIELD GUIDE 2014, by Randy Stapilus and Marty Trillhaase; Ridenbaugh Press, Carlton, Oregon. $15.95, available right here or through Amazon.com (softcover)
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The Snake River Basin Adjudication is one of the largest water adjudications the United States has ever seen, and it may be the most successful. Here's how it happened, from the pages of the SRBA Digest, for 16 years the independent source. |
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After 21 years, a 2nd edition. If you're interested in Idaho politics and never read the original, now's the time. If you've read the original, here's view from now. |
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