Priest River Community Garden
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The Priest River Community Garden (PRCG) started in 2010 and welcomes community members to participate in growing fresh organic food. Plots will be avaliable for the 2011 growing season after Labor Day. If you are interested in reserving a plot for the upcoming growing season, contact Priest River City Hall.
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Victory Gardening
Gardening was a patriotic thing to do in the 40's and it was considered an individual's duty to increase the local food security of their community, therefore strengthening the nation. What has...
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Started: August 16th 2010Replies: 0
Fire hydrant
Hello everyone, my name is Brenda and we just purchased the home on high meadow dr, our INS co wants to know where the fire hydrant is in location to home. Can anyone help?.
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Started: October 12th 2011Replies: 2
Brad Little and Gay Marriage
Governor Otter has appointed state Senator Brad Little to become Idaho's new lieutenant governor. The only thing I knew about Little is that he was against the amendment defining marriage as the union...
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Started: January 25th 2009Replies: 0
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