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Idaho State Journal
Opinion: Protect public land from Simplot’s toxic waste dump expansion
These lands are part of our homeland. Our people still hunt, fish and gather here, as we have since long before Idaho became a state. Our connection to this land has never broken. The 1868 Treaty of Fort Bridger made Fort Hall our permanent home and guaranteed us reserved rights...
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Working in Jackson Hole? An amazing apartment is waiting just over the Pass
VICTOR, Idaho — For many people working in Jackson Hole, finding a comfortable place to live without stretching their monthly budget can be a challenge. Housing costs continue to be a major consideration for employees and the businesses that depend on them. Just across Teton Pass in Victor, Idaho,...
Idaho State Journal
A Titanic Development: Firm’s rehabilitative efforts of former Naval Ordnance Plant nearly complete
In the early 1940s, when the world was caught in the firestorm of World War II, Pocatello’s Naval Ordnance Plant was built. Constructed to manufacture, assemble and repair naval guns, the plant was completed in 1943 and served its original use up until 1961 when it was decommissioned and sold to private investors.
Idaho State Journal
A few mistakes but no regrets
From the farmlands of South Dakota to Nampa and finally the struggling city of Pocatello, Sam Nettinga — Holland Dutch (German) — is happy to feel that he contributed his business skills to help the Gate City become all that it is today. When he came to Pocatello...
Idaho State Journal
MOATiT moves headquarters into former local Boy Scouts of America office
Local tech company powerhouse MOATiT recently held a grand opening at its new headquarters, where CEO and founder Ali Khan touched on its 12-year history and discussed what they’re doing to stay ahead of the competition in a world that’s gravitating toward artificial intelligence. The IT company moved...
Idaho State Journal
Filer computer repair business opens location in Pocatello
POCATELLO — A computer repair company based in Filer recently held a ribbon cutting at its second location in Pocatello. Kristina James, Southeast Idaho Region account specialist, said TruLeap Technologies is an IT service provider. They started as a phone company, but over the last few years, they have branched out into IT.
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117-Acre Jackson Hole Compound That Couldn’t Be Built Today Sells For $39.5M
A Jackson Hole compound too large to build under today’s Teton County rules has sold for close to $39.5 million. The compound, known as the Riva Ridge Reserve, went under contract in a little under a year, Live Water Properties associate broker Latham Jenkins told Cowboy State Daily. It was listed for $39.5 million, and sold for close to its list price.