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The appeal centered around the timing of the property owners' lawsuit over the Stanley to Redfish Trail.
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We get an update on the trail, which has been fought in court since 2019.
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The U.S. Forest Service purchased an easement to build part of the trail on private property within the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.
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The grants and loans in the agency's "ReConnect" program cover the cost of building and improving broadband facilities and equipment, especially in rural areas.
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A new collaboration has pulled together to help protect the reserve, bring NASA into more Idaho classrooms, use stem to teach the next generation of students and so much more.
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The planned 195-foot cell tower near Redfish Lake would provide first responders more coverage to connect in a crisis. But opponents say the tower that AT&T would build would adversely impact the Sawtooth National Recreational Area.
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Last summer, Michael Boren made headlines for allegedly piloting a low-flying helicopter over a trail building crew working on his family’s Stanley…
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We're two weeks out from the November 3 election while the state continues to see coronavirus cases rise, so there's a lot to cover. Today our Idaho…
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Stanley, Idaho Mayor Steve Botti has his hands full. Besides coronavirus, wildfires, earthquake aftershocks and routine city business, Botti has been…
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It’s been three months since a 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck northwest of Stanley on March 31. Since then, Stanley residents have felt many more rumbles…