Good day Lewiston! We're here again with what you need to know today. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ☕️️
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Today's riddle: How do you measure a fish? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Idaho DEQ awards $1.8 million to the City of Lewiston for drinking water decontamination (krem.com) — Lewiston’s drinking water system is getting a major boost, with Idaho DEQ approving a $1.8 million, 0%-interest loan that’s fully forgiven to tackle PFOS and PFOA contamination. The money will fund a new carbon dioxide system at the treatment plant and decommission Well 4, building on a previous $1.5 million wastewater loan aimed at protecting East Orchards homes.
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2. Lewiston woman charged after allegedly spraying bus driver, passenger, officer (dailyfly.com) — Lewiston police arrested a local woman after a city bus driver, a passenger, and an officer were reportedly sprayed in the face with an irritating cleaning-type spray at a Lincoln Street bus stop. According to court documents, the woman faces multiple battery charges, including a felony count involving certain personnel, and evidence such as body camera footage and the spray can was collected. Both civilians were treated at the scene.
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3. Idaho Fish and Game urging salmon anglers to go digital (spokesman.com) — Idaho Fish and Game’s Lewiston-based fisheries manager is urging salmon anglers to switch to smartphone e-tagging as spring chinook season opens. Officials say the Go Outdoors Idaho app makes tagging faster for anglers and gives managers near real-time harvest data, helping them keep popular river sections open longer while staying within harvest limits.
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4. Idaho gas prices in a holding pattern (eastidahonews.com subscription) — Lewiston drivers are paying about $4.06 per gallon for regular gas as Idaho prices hold steady but remain among the nation’s highest. AAA warns that turmoil in the Middle East and shipping issues could quickly push prices higher, so residents should watch for sudden changes at local pumps.
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5. Moscow police feel impact of inmate transfers to Lewiston (klewtv.com) — Lewiston’s Nez Perce County Jail is now housing inmates from Latah County, forcing Moscow police to make frequent transports to Lewiston and driving up overtime costs. Moscow’s chief says staffing is tight, specialty positions remain unfilled, and officers are working long rotating shifts, even as recruitment slowly improves and the department maintains its enforcement efforts.
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