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Hidden History: Harry Barry ain t mad at nobody

Borah Avenue West and Barry was born in 1887 on a farm in Pennsylvania. After he graduated from school, Barry s father farmed him out to a neighbor, who paid the Barry family $30 per month for his labor. His father allowed him to keep $2 of the monthly wage for himself. After three years of the arrangement, Barry decided he didn t want to spend the rest of his life looking at the south end of a horse going north, according to a short biography written by his son David in 1988. Barry put himself through Kansas State Teachers College and in 1914 sent his resume to the

Dairy industry, environmental groups seek common ground on clean water

Dairy industry, environmental groups seek common ground on clean water
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He was my soulmate : Woman remembers husband who died of COVID-19

Editor s Note Editor s note: Newspapers across southern Idaho collaborated this month to tell the stories of some of those lost to the COVID-19 pandemic. BOISE — When Diana Logan and her husband, David Logan, first got sick with COVID-19 in late August, the couple expected they’d be able to recover with time. However, only Diana did. David died Oct. 4 at 65 years old from the novel coronavirus — a disease that has killed more than a thousand Idahoans since the start of the pandemic in March. Prior to his death, he had spent more than a month in the hospital and about half of that time on a ventilator.

After cancellation, Magic Valley Festival of Giving encourages direct charity donations

TWIN FALLS — One of the area’s largest fundraisers, Magic Valley Festival of Giving, had to cancel this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but event organizers encourage people to support the charities directly this holiday season. Festival organizer Mark Hansen said the event raised more than $250,000 last year for 30 non-profit charities along with thousands of pounds of food for food pantries and shelters and barrels of toys for Santa’s Cause Inc. The event also supports organizations like the American Legion and the Boys & Girls Club, among others. Porch pirates and other thieves are already busy trying steal people’s holiday cheer along with their presents and seasonal yard decorations.

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