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More wildfires are started in the United States on the 4th of July than any other day of the year. This year, the holiday comes on the heels of a federal wildfire outlook report that paints a troubling picture for much of the West.
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“A lot of things are moving in the right direction. People will not pass up the opportunity to gather with family and friends.”
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“Most people start thinking about fireworks on July 1st. Our family starts thinking about the next year on July 5th.”
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The Meridian Fire Department recommends buying fireworks labeled "Safe and Sane." These include fountains, sparklers and other non-aerial fireworks.
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On the long list of events lost to the pandemic in 2020 was any community-wide celebration of the Fourth of July. And while there will be significant adjustments to the 2021 Independence Day event, City of Boise officials say they can’t wait for a huge fireworks show to return to Ann Morrison Park.
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39 degrees ... in a heat wave? Wait a minute ... what? Oh, you mean Celsius.
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Perhaps no other holiday is more associated with spending the day in a park than the Fourth of July. But this Independence Day is unlike any other, due to…
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Western Display Fireworks will produce no fewer than 200 fireworks extravaganzas throughout the Northwest on the Fourth of July — that will include the…
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If you stop by Hailey during the week of the Fourth, you’ll probably hear the familiar sounds of the rodeo. The Sawtooth Rangers put on a show for three…
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On Saturday, July 7, two stage and TV actors, Sutton Foster and Brian Stokes Mitchell, sing patriotic songs at the Sun Valley Pavilion, with the American…