A national park isn't someone's personal picnic spot. The proper way to enjoy these wonderful animals is to keep a safe distance back and not set chairs and other belongings out in areas that are known to have large amounts of animals wandering and tourists walking.
While I do believe some students may become traumatized by sharing bathrooms with individuals who appear to resemble the opposite sex, I'm not sure that allowing each of them to seek compensation that could result in a payout of thousands of dollars by the school is the right path to take.
The popular local spot morphed into a brick-and-mortar location after the owner started off a decade ago in a food truck serving area residents on Overland Road.
A Magic Valley man has amassed a small fortune in rare coins and artifacts that he's collected over the past decade near various historical sites in southwest Idaho, and he's created a platform for other area treasure seekers to learn the tricks of the hobby.
Nothing against those who love casting lines out into the cool waters of southern Idaho, but I like hobbies that could potentially reward me with something bigger than a fish carcass.
Having lived in Idaho for a number of years, I've met numerous adults who have told me they've never traveled outside of state lines. It's hard for me to fathom the thought of someone dying and never taking the opportunity to pay the ocean a visit.