
Madison Guernsey
News Editor at Idaho Press
News Editor + Digital at @TheIdahoPress || I used to tweet about sports for @IdahoStateJ, @FIBA, @idahosports, @LewistonTribune || @uoregon alum
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1 month ago |
idahopress.com | Madison Guernsey
Food, tunes, beer and forts for all return to downtown Boise this week for the annual Treefort Music Fest. The 13th installment of Boise's five-day springtime bonanza β best known for its array of musical acts, but that also features a plethora of activities for the artistic, culinarily-inclined, podcast hounds, bookworms and film junkies β gets underway Wednesday, anchored by Julia Davis Park and tentacling all through downtown.
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1 month ago |
idahostatejournal.com | Madison Guernsey
Food, tunes, beer and forts for all return to downtown Boise this week for the annual Treefort Music Fest. The 13th installment of Boise's five-day springtime bonanza β best known for its array of musical acts, but that also features a plethora of activities for the artistic, culinarily-inclined, podcast hounds, bookworms and film junkies β gets underway Wednesday, anchored by Julia Davis Park and tentacling all through downtown.
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Oct 30, 2024 |
idahopress.com | Madison Guernsey
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Sep 3, 2024 |
idahostatejournal.com | Madison Guernsey
GREENLEAF β Jim Bittick had a good life. Heβd wake up at 6, work his shift at Campbell Tractor Company, eat dinner with his wife, Loma, then together theyβd go tend to the family farm. In his spare time, heβd help Loma coach volleyball and, as the years flew by, spend time with more and more grandkids. He achieved a life-long dream a few years ago when he was hired to coach a high school varsity basketball team. And the farm, which has been in the family since 1907, needed constant attention.
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Sep 1, 2024 |
postregister.com | Madison Guernsey
GREENLEAF β Jim Bittick had a good life. Heβd wake up at 6, work his shift at Campbell Tractor Company, eat dinner with his wife, Loma, then together theyβd go tend to the family farm. In his spare time, heβd help Loma coach volleyball and, as the years flew by, spend time with more and more grandkids. He achieved a life-long dream a few years ago when he was hired to coach a high school varsity basketball team. And the farm, which has been in the family since 1907, needed constant attention.
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Jim Bittick had a good life. But since he lost his wife, his legs and eight fingers in a devastating car crash, life is quite a bit different. His story: https://t.co/Dx08XPDNdh

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