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There are Some Candidates in Idaho We Need to Spurn (opens the original)
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A few musings with Election Day a bit more than a month away. I endorse every Republican candidate in the Magic Valley but one. I’ve previously stated my opposition to Lyle Johnstone in Representative District 26B. In this writer’s opinion, he’s a scurrilous man who drapes himself in Christianity but plays politics by any devious means necessary. Had he faced a primary opponent, he probably wouldn’t be on November’s ballot. The wing of the party that he represents seemed to have a lot of promise
Idaho Lawmakers Consider Ebike Rules (opens the original)
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In California, a war veteran was struck and killed by a kid riding an e-bike. The boy’s mother had been warned about his careless attitude and ignored police warnings. She could now end up behind bars. Twin Falls Police have seen an uptick in complaints about e-bikes and have responded to several accidents involving them. Some may look like bicycles, but have more in common with motorcycles. One of my coworkers wrote about an e-bike accident this week. Law enforcement has been in contact with st
Idaho’s Prop 1 is a Pagan Stalking Horse (opens the original)
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For decades, those of us in the pro-life community have argued that infanticide will eventually lead to people being shoved into ovens, as we saw in Europe in the 1940s. We’ve been told we’re exaggerating and fearmongering. We’re told the only good slippery slope argument comes from the culture of death, which hides its activities under euphemisms such as reproductive healthcare, as if pregnancy is an illness. Before Germany engaged in mass slaughter in death camps in World War Two, the governme
Chrome and Trains at Utah Museum Near Idaho (opens the original)
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I like looking at chrome, metal, and trains. Not far from my home in Twin Falls is one of my favorite museums. It’s housed at Union Station, the old train terminal in Ogden, Utah. There was a time when passenger trains carried people in luxury from the East Coast all the way to Los Angeles, with a major stop in Ogden. The location now houses four distinct museums on the grounds. One is dedicated to rail history, with actual locomotive engines parked and maintained outside. There are three museum
Ending Suicide Tourism in Twin Falls (opens the original)
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The Snake River Canyon and Perrine Bridge have become the center of a macabre form of tourism. People looking to end their own lives often travel long distances to leap into the abyss below. One local church is offering prayers for the dead and those contemplating suicide. Saint Edward Roman Catholic Church in Twin Falls has an annual procession at the bridge. This year’s event is planned for 5:30 p.m., with a gathering on the southeast side. It will be led by Father Joseph Lustig, Pastor of Sai
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