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Borah Glacier officially proclaimed

Borah Glacier officially proclaimed SALMON, Idaho (KIFI)-The U.S. Board on Geographic Names met February 11 to approve a proposal to name Borah Glacier on Borah Peak on the Salmon-Challis National Forest.  It is the only active glacier in Idaho. According to the forest, the glacier is about 30 acres in size and is located on the north slope of Borah Peak.  It was discovered by Bruce Otto in 1974. During the summer of 2016, Salmon-Challis Forest employee Joshua Kelley visited the site to document the glacier. Research indicated “the continued presence of the perennial ice mass originally identified in 1974 and concluded that the ice mass is indeed a glacier that continues to move under its own weight.”

Icy addiction: Would be ice climbers advised to find a mentor

Icy addiction: Would be ice climbers advised to find a mentor
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The first studies on Idaho s magnitude-6 5 earthquake are out Here s what they tell us

The first studies on Idaho’s magnitude-6.5 earthquake are out. Here’s what they tell us. Updated at Share This BOISE (Idaho Statesman) Nearly nine months after the second-largest recorded earthquake in Idaho’s history, researchers with Boise State University published the first analyses of the temblor, shedding more light on an incident that has captured scientists’ attention as smaller quakes continue. In late November, a team of BSU geosciences experts published a report on the low-frequency sounds emitted by the March 31 earthquake. In December, some of the same researchers published a piece in GeoScienceWorld’s Seismological Research Letters detailing the “tectonic framework, seismicity and aftershock monitoring efforts” of the earthquake.

Pandemic, politics and protests in Idaho

Devin Rydeen, of Pullman, performs a cover of “Feathered Indians” by Tyler Childers under a gazebo in Reaney Park with his dog, Pugsley, 7, in attendance on Tuesday afternoon. “I love Pullman. This is my vibe. I’m just a country boy,” Rydeen said. More Headlines

Pandemic, politics and protests make Idaho s top 2020 news | Northwest

Pandemic, politics and protests make Idaho s top 2020 news | Northwest
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