Taylor Calder
Journalist at Idaho State Journal
Writer and journalist, photographer, video editor, and general creative. EMBRACE THE WEIRD
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idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder
POCATELLO — Swaths of the Sawtooth Mountains, regions bordering national forests, popular local hiking trails, wildlife habitats and other public lands totaling over 21 million acres in Idaho alone, could soon go up for sale. The legislation, recently introduced by U.S. Sen.
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idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder
POCATELLO — Area youth and members of the Junior Jazz program were treated to an exciting meet-and-greet Wednesday morning with Utah Jazz player Oscar Tshiebwe. Donning their favorite basketball attire and sneakers, over 50 local youth assembled at Irving Middle School where they participated in an entertaining basketball clinic, question and answer session and had the opportunity to get autographs and photos with Utah Jazz center Oscar Tshiebwe.
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idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder
POCATELLO — A celebration exploring the cultures of over 27 countries through traditional food, dances, music, clothes and games will be held on World Refugee Day Friday in downtown Pocatello. The multicultural event is free of charge and will run from 5:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Lookout Point in Historic Downtown Pocatello.
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idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder
On the 13th anniversary of the day that changed Matthew Krumwiede’s life forever when he was injured by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan, the local veteran's recovery journey came full circle after he received an accessible smart home from the Gary Sinise Foundation. The June 11, 2012, incident left Krumwiede with severe internal injuries, damage to his right arm and the loss of both legs.
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idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder
POCATELLO — Joining millions of other demonstrators across the United States on Saturday, over 1,000 people attended the “No Kings” protest in Pocatello to voice opposition against recent policies from Donald Trump and in defense of constitutional democracy. Following several other local demonstrations over the past few months, Saturday’s “No Kings” protest was one the largest ever to be held in the Gate City.
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