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(KLIX)- Currently the Idaho Water Resource Board is presenting it proposed changes to
the Idaho Comprehensive State Water Plan. It is intended to serve as a guiding
document for water management throughout the state

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The process of planning what Twin Falls will look like several years down the road started with a special meeting last night.  It’s called the “Imagine Twin Falls Community Visioning Event.”  About 50 area residents attended the meeting along with city officials to discuss several aspects of the city such as roads, infrastructure and future growth. 

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Goals for the next 20 years are being looked at in a strategic plan for Joslin Field, Magic Valley Regional Airport.

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President Obama's jobs plan involves $477-billion dollars, most of which will be collected from big corporations and "rich" people.  Will this fix everything or can the government really create jobs?
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Idaho schools chief Tom Luna will be in Twin Falls on Thursday for the Magic Valley leg of his post legislative tour. It is an event that happens every year after lawmakers leave the Capitol.

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Public schools chief Tom Luna is kicking off his post-legislative tour in Boise, where his education reform package dominated the 2011 Idaho Legislature.      Luna is expected to make six stops, starting on Monday in the state's capital city

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Top Story Podcast 3/30/11:First Hour: The game the Democrats like to play. Second hour: State of the City, Obama's Energy Non-Plan.

The Democrats are screaming because the Republicans won't "compromise" on the budget cuts and say the Republicans are willing to shut the government down.  The Democrats in Boise are screaming because the Republica

Top Story Podcast 3/23/11: First hour: Rasmussen Survey says more people trust Republicans thatn the Democrats to handle the top ten issue. Second hour: State of the City and President Obama's Libya plan. WHat is it again?

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Top Story Podcast 3/18/11: Both hours: Idaho House panel votes to keep dairy waste management plans private. Is that the thing to do?

A House panel thinks dairy waste management plans should be kept private and away from activist watchdog groups.  Other's think it's taking away the public's right to know.

The battle over education reform in Idaho will continue this week. The House of Representatives is set to possibly send two of the three bills attached to Superintendent Tom Luna's plan to the governor's desk.

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