Idaho Uncovered: Community Response, Wildlife Controversies, and Transparency Triumphs
Summary:
In this episode of Idaho Speaks, we revisit the purpose and vision of Idaho Speaks, analyze teamwork triumphing in the face of the East Oneida Flood crisis, and delve into the controversy surrounding Idaho's wolf management plan. We discuss the Boise Mayor's latest move to return Corporate PAC donations, reflecting her continued commitment to transparency. Finally, we join Sugar City's Arbor Day celebration, a Lorax-themed event underscoring the city's commitment to green initiatives. We also pose a significant question - what is it that we are trying to preserve in Idaho? Stay tuned for an engaging discussion.
Links to articles for today’s episode:
The Preston Citizen, 'Nothing we can't handle': Cooperative effort alleviates East Oneida flood issue; road remains closed, May 16, 2023, by Kecia P. Seamon’s. Original Story Link: https://bit.ly/3W5e6St
The Lewiston Tribune, Idaho aims to reduce wolf numbers, by Eric Barker. Original story link: https://bit.ly/3BOblf7
BoiseDEV, by Don Day. Original story link: https://bit.ly/41IoMHV
Standard Journal, May 16, 2023, by Lisa Smith. Original story link: https://bit.ly/3W8gkQR
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