Clean energy jobs have grown faster than the rest of Idaho's economy | Rocky Barker | Idaho Statesman | June 10, 200

Clean energy jobs grew nine times faster than overall jobs in Idaho between 1998 and 2007, the Pew Charitable Trusts reports. Read more...

ANNOUNCEMENT: ICDP Annual Picnic, June 21st, 4:00 p.m., at the home of Lin Laughy and Borg Hendrickson. (Mile 77.2, U.S.Hwy. 12) Bring a side dish, beverage, lawn chair, and pie for the pie auction.

While the USFS forest supervisor argues in favor of the Upper Lochsa Land Exchange, people like John Krebs of Potlatch and Roger Inghram of the Grangeville area have challenged much of what the Forest Service has proposed for exchange. In particular, Inghram wants the upper reaches of the American River near Elk City excluded. Krebs, a retired Forest Service fire management officer, wants all of the proposed exchange acres on the Palouse Ranger District kept in public ownership. Inghram said the American River drainage is virtually a pristine area that shouldn't be logged or developed. Read more...

Are you thinking of buying real estate in Idaho County? Idaho County Realty - Buyer Beware!  | Anonymous Blog

The county is a haven for outdoor recreationists, retirees in search of a quieter lifestyle, younger couples hoping for a rural setting in which to raise a family, and everyone who enjoys wild beauty and wildlife. But BUYER BEWARE! Read more

Your neighbor could be a “public nuisance” May 7, 2009 | Idaho County Realty | Anonymous Blog

Public nuisance ordinances are designed to protect the health, safety, welfare, values and aesthetics of properties by controlling nuisances such as loud noises, stagnant water, ongoing dust, abandoned vehicles, accumulations of junk, and fields of tall weeds and grass.. Read more

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