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Now under new ownership, Portneuf Valley Brewing and Pizzeria grand opening set for Oct. 30 (opens the original)
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POCATELLO â Portneuf Valley Brewing, a local fixture for roughly three decades, will reopen Oct. 30 as Portneuf Valley Brewing and Pizzeria, a pizza-focused restaurant and event venue under new owner Tyson Hinz. Customers can dine in or order delivery on opening day. They can also try the pizza alongside Portneuf Valley Brewing's original classic beers. The restaurant will be open Thursday through Monday, closed Tuesday and Wednesday, for its first six months. Hours will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Pumpkin Fest returns to Historic Downtown for 4th year with over 40 vendors, free barrel-car rides (opens the original)
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POCATELLO â Fall shoppers can browse handmade goods, grab a caramel apple and take the kids on a free ride in a barrel train Saturday, when the fourth annual Pumpkin Fest arrives in Historic Downtown Pocatello. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. The Idaho State Journal invites you to take part in the community conversation. But those who don't play nice may
Robes off the bench: Federal judges talk rights, rulings and restraint in Pocatello (opens the original)
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POCATELLO â Three federal judges spent nearly two hours last week explaining how they approach some of the most difficult questions in U.S. law, detailing to a local audience how judges can look at the same facts and the same Constitution and still reach different conclusions. The seminar, "Democracy, Individual Rights, and the Constitution: Why Every Citizen Should Care," was hosted by the Idaho Civic Hope Project, a nonpartisan nonprofit focused on civic education, held at the ICCU Bengal Al
Swore Farms kicks off fall with corn maze, pumpkin patch and family fun (opens the original)
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POCATELLO â A season of family-friendly events is underway at Swore Farms, kicking off fall with a 3.3-acre corn maze, a 12-acre pumpkin patch and the annual Pup or Treat on Halloween. Swore Farms officially opened for fall Sept. 28, and the family-focused farm continues to emphasize community-oriented fun and a connection to nature. Owners Wendy and Mike Swore bought the farm in the early 2000s while raising their five children. The farm planted about 24,000 pumpkin plants this year, includin
Raccoon attack leaves two Pocatello residents injured, prompts Fish and Game to urge caution around wildlife (opens the original)
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POCATELLO â Idaho Fish and Game officers responded last Tuesday afternoon to a south Pocatello home after a raccoon attacked an elderly resident, injuring him and a neighbor who came to help. According to Fish and Game, the raccoon had been wandering a cul-de-sac near Country Club Drive during the day and acting strangely. It appeared lethargic and did not respond to residentsâ attempts to scare it away. An 86-year-old man who lives in the neighborhood stepped outside to get his mail and saw
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