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The Idaho Mountain Express stands out as the leading provider of reliable, up-to-date, and engaging news concerning the happenings that impact the daily lives of residents and visitors in the greater Sun Valley region. For 40 years, the Express has dedicated itself to delivering professional journalism on matters that influence the Wood River Valley community. With a focus on impartial and fair reporting for the public good, the outlet promotes transparent discussions, environmental conservation, effective land-use strategies, local governance, and a thriving tourism sector, all of which have been central to its mission.

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Nonprofit receives $375,000 for additional sober housing

2 days ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

The nonprofit Men’s Second Chance Living, based in Hailey, recently received $375,000 in grant funding to acquire additional housing for men in recovery from addictions. “This support will allow MSCL to expand access to safe, subsidized housing for men who have successfully completed its sober living program,” the nonprofit stated in a press release. MSCL currently has two sober houses in Hailey that house eight men in each. It has an additional two-bedroom condominium in Woodside.
Nonprofit receives $375,000 for additional housing

2 days ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

The nonprofit Men’s Second Chance Living, based in Hailey, recently received $375,000 in grant funding to acquire additional housing for men in recovery from addictions. “This support will allow MSCL to expand access to safe, subsidized housing for men who have successfully completed its sober living program,” stated a press release from the nonprofit organization. MSCL currently has two sober houses in Hailey that house eight men in each. It has an additional two-bedroom condominium in Woodside.
Nonprofit receives $375,000 for additional housing

3 days ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

The nonprofit Men’s Second Chance Living based in Hailey recently received $375,000 in grant funding to acquire additional housing for men in recovery from addictions. “This support will allow MSCL to expand access to safe, subsidized housing for men who have successfully completed its sober living program,” stated a press release from the nonprofit organization. MSCL currently has two sober houses in Hailey that house eight men in each. It has an additional two-bedroom condominium in Woodside.
Forester Nelson Mills honored for pinecone project

3 days ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

The Idaho Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded forester Nelson Mills the DAR National Conservation Medal on Saturday at the Sawtooth National Recreation Area Ranger Station near Stanley. Mills is the timber and silviculture program manager for the Sawtooth National Forest. The event was attended by U.S. Rep.
Shane Berry is new field manager for the Wood River Wolf Project

3 days ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

Shane Berry started work last week as the new field manager for the nonprofit Wood River Wolf Project, a primary program of the International Wildlife Coexistence Network. Now in its 18th year, the Wood River Wolf Project is “a collaboration of community members, livestock producers, wildlife NGOs, and county, state, and federal agencies working together to use proactive, nonlethal deterrents to minimize conflicts between livestock and wolves,” according to a press release.
Volunteer link gives hands-on options for charitable giving

3 days ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

Not every donor to nonprofit organizations has money to share. Some have time and are willing to roll up their sleeves and get to work. The nonprofit Spur Community Foundation started a “volunteer hub” platform recently to provide Wood River Valley residents with options to volunteer at nonprofits. Participants can dig trails, share professional expertise or serve on boards and committees.
Earthquakes 'swarm' Stanley area

3 days ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

The U.S. Geological Survey has been tracking a swarm of recent earthquakes near Stanley. A 4.0 magnitude quake centered about 1.5 kilometers northwest of Stanley struck at about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday morning, followed by smaller shocks. USGS State Geologist Claudio Berti said more than 100 seismic events have occurred over the last 48 hours in the area.
Lot line shift stalled over flooding concerns

1 week ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

The Bellevue City Council continued to consider a lot line shift application by Keith and Judy Meyers in a continuation of a second public hearing on Tuesday. The shift would facilitate a mixed-use development between Chestnut and Walnut streets on a dirt alleyway above the Big Wood River. The requested changes would reconfigure six parcels consisting of 59,767 square feet into three parcels. The Meyers are requesting several waivers from city code requirements.
Snapshots: What is the best piece of advice you have ever been given?

1 week ago | mtexpress.com | Roland Lane

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Meyers’ lot line shift stalled over flooding concerns on buildable area along Big Wood River

1 week ago | mtexpress.com | Tony Evans

The Bellevue City Council continued to consider a lot line shift application by Keith and Judy Meyers in a continuation of a second public hearing on Tuesday. The shift would facilitate a mixed-use development between Chestnut and Walnut streets on a dirt alleyway above the Big Wood River. The requested changes would reconfigure six parcels consisting of 59,767 square feet into three parcels. The Meyers are requesting several waivers from city code requirements.